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Tuesday,, March 2-6 p. nj.

Tuesday,, March I'D r. M.
The stock market opened heavy this morning. and be-
fore the Close prices fell Oh from fraction to one and
two per cent At the Hrst board Norwich and Worcss
ter declined X Harlem, y Illinois State Bank TX
Farmsrs Loan. u Norris Canal u Canton Company,
Long Island and Ohio 6s closed at yesterdays prices
At the second board Norwich and Worcester fell of
*; Canton TX; Harlem, ~ and Reading. n per cent,
from prices current in the morning.
The sales large at the decline, which il pretty
good evidence that the bulls have confidence in
present prices and disposed to realize The money
market is rapidly tightening and the rates for money in
the street rapidly riang The demand from the CON-
mercsl classes sbsorbs all the of the banks and
more offerings made than they supply. Fancy
socks stand poor chance in Wall street, and another
turn Of the will knock Down prices several per
cent.
The receipts Of the Erie Railroad for the month of
February, were follows; -
New YoRx AND ERIE RAILROAD.
From freight. :. $l27ol 70
Passengers and mail. ..... 6,lSs IS
Total. $f7,920 10
Same time last year. III 1862 %
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Sottce.-Genln, Halter, 2t4 Broad way. OPP
poss 81 rus, is prepared 10 offer HIS 6Jrug style
surprising IN beauty any styie oed by him, WIN
entire new style OF lining f2g &c
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Increase. Sb,b5b " or DIE per cent
The receipts for February, ls45, were 5000 a..
II appears from the following reports Of the compare
tive receipts Of the Harlem Railroad company that
estimate of increase Of income for this year. will in all
probability fall far short ofhs mark Instead Of 100000
making aggregate Of about $500 the gross
nue. under the advantages Of the line terminating at
somers, will be $s6o,oeo, from which, deductng ex.
pensss and interest," the net profit cannot be less
than oO0 If this improved condition of the Harlem
do not cause some compuncous twinges to those who
have been aboTng hard in the traces Of the Hudson
River company, imposing on their fsllow-citzsns the
ridiculous idea. that unless they supported their project
we should have no railway route to Albany, we are
mis- Ia
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BosroN PAPERs.-We received last night Bos.
ton papers OF yesterday morning, via the New
Haven route, for which Mr.. Dennis has cur
10
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S7,733,70O 81

The steamer National burned on Saturday night
week. at the mouth of the Kentucky river. She had a
full cargo, one item of which l2O tons of pork in
ssl..
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The Nhws FROM New MExIco.-We give the
details Of the last news from Sante Fe in another
column Of this days Herald. 1t will be perceived
that the movements Of our troops in New Mexico
confirm the recent intelligence of battle at Chi
hualua.
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3Oo BrOndWay-BeOr's Oli--Warrnnte ted
Genuins-Whout mentioning the beneficial effects arising
from the use Of this most excellent Hair Oil, the
most respectfully wishes that only
90 found at MOSES late Rousses feum cry Toilet Soap
cosmetic and Toilet Article Depot and Agency for Rous
sells Preparations, 503 Broadway.
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- tHd f16TNIUs-Vs
ZiEBER CO, Ledger BoiIdiuq, Third strset, be-
low Chestnut Those wishing 70 have the Herald served
regularly ~ their stores and dwellings, win please cave their
names above. Terms rs cen per month Single copies
'of tis oauy THco Gents jsi Inn
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A Splendid AssOrtmsnt OF London and pm.

rs made Hair Brushes aud Combs of superior qu lily
md fnis just received, we'll vat variety of foreign
Toilet soaps, z. smetics, &c., at
MOSES, late ROUSSELL's,
Periumery, Toilet Soap CoImelic aud Toilet Artlcle
Depot and Agency for Koasssl's Prsparatoa.,
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Y GOODS. dry Goods, DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.
Of the sic knos Of the aurtioueer who was
engaged to sell the sock of Dry 'ods remaining 6s
Spring # Thompson the ssIe viii have
be postponed for few days 9he stock will remain IN
the few days and those ladies whocoud not in
OF the make their puIchas. saturday,
will now have opportunity from TWENTY-FIVE 10
fifty cent articles they wish purcbase
Fhe OF Cloths Cassmeres satips,s ,ri
nos Bomb Alpaca Cashmere Sh.wls from a. Is 70
sl2 Moussn de Lsiae. Barge and silk shaws and scfs
ard Other article nsually found dry goods tore
1863 Spring street. corner Of Thompson street. We under.
stand aslness sale and goods are abont
half their cost. Advertisement in another column
m 3fiSsc
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NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER FOR
MARCH

HTS-Prvileged Communication; Bankers PrOmissory
Court re Meyer treaty. Of France as to Chan
eelor Walwor,hs Court Partridge Menck trade marks.
.ons December term Esglsh Chance or's Court "
mirsity' &c: Review: Lsbss Eoaitv 60 &c. "O'
m2 3ttrc SAML. OWEN, Editor II Avn
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100 FARMS FOR SALE to 100 actual settlers, Of tho
~ hM and most productive lands Payment viii be
received In their produc They rtuated about the
esnts Of the United states he terminus tho Js ad
from Charleston s. e. The climate rec ible. sady an
extremely healthy; well wooded with sbuudant ,prugs Of
Water PartcuiTs Of hi, Of my be had in
printed sheets either The Nhcn Hotel of
landt and West streets, or The Trustees Off
kICHOL as rAIGST
ma lwsc ca Wall street, Sd story.
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PRACTICAL housekeeping
Mn 90 Eed,yr sfrpof

M X. G. T. MARSH, Accountant author of the Science
Nl of Double Entry Book keeping Simpl fed" and the
teach as above
Course of lnstructonrhe public is respectfully inform
ed aud assured III the pursued by Mr. Marsh reach
ing this important branch is tuiy course Of practice
theory w. w.
The pupil becomes familiar from actual use nth all tho
boofs constituting set. and of
by ths course become competent bsoskeerer
month, and Will receive certificate to that effect
Prospectuses, with terms be obtained at the rooms
from 0 A M. to Q r. NJ. m2 3tsc
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ADVICE TO PARENTS.
REMEMBER
~ you H.aYE A SICK CHILD,
ID h A Ys ARE DA Nu RUUS.

AND Is l. con vi Need.
. NEW YoRK, February "a. 1897
GENTLEM EN- am pleased to have an opportun ty of
~ stating TO the public the good of yosr
Candy IN Cases that have occurred in my family. Ny
until he became emaeated with fsvers night
severe PAN tn. sids complete loss Of appetite and ohor
medicines from neither Of which he derived the least
Your candy was procured, and after using small
oil the same. noticed after continued
USE am happy to he has entirely H cough
has lett M aud all ether unisvorable symptoms have
disappeared Other members of tins family have used the
candy with good succesy. Ysuu, &c.
Mas DAVENPORT, lis Henry street.
j. PrAsE 4 Sons
Sod.by J. PEASE& SONS, No. As Division street
AGEyTs-Rpsh ON Y Co, 10 Astor House llO Broadway;
S6 Broadway 273 Boaoway 1913 Bowery, 1906 Avenue 81
Sixth Avenue l0 Climbers street. Sc Csthsrin. New
ark 293 Broad s Get orookiyn, 1873 Fulton
Faton street Williamsburgh l46 Houh Ire III
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r. BROWN.

Stone Seal Engraver and Herald Painter,
C2C BROADWAY, opposite the Park.-Coats Of Arms
kOO Crests Cyphers, &c. engraved Stone Brass
Led,e:' Seals siEnst Rings Psasl Cases. &c engraved
&c boug in the rough cut to any FORM Goats of
Arms found and psuted STYLE from 50 and upward
aud forwarded OF the United Sta Canada
Books of Heady kept, with upwards of 200 900
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SPLENDID BOWLING ! AND BILLIARD


vNHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave inform his r. ends and
the public, that the room recently known the Wash
ipkon Club Room, No 70 Prince street, tup st.i now
furnished style Of m,anfcence that cannot be surpassed
by similar establishment this other city the
United States There four Asy. constructed in tho
bes possible manner aud large Billiard X. attached
ms 1w*rc JOHN TRAVIS.
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REMOVAL
John @. WINTER has removed his Exchsnge and
Banking business from tho office corner Of Wall md
William st ees TO No 81 Wal streetn Primes b,id
irg opposite the Exchange ms Stis~ RI
0Xnnn To LOAN on Bond Mortgage uuIm.
RfOOO proved tvaoant lets) Real Estate in this
city, the security offered must be ample Apply ,a
WM. CORR, Registers Office, - a
m3ltN No. 2 Hail OF kecordL
,WO Year Six Per Cent Treasury Notes, Bile mo
loan Of 1861 to suit purchasers fer sale by s
VAN RENSSELAER, u MOK}AN, y i
m2tf c No. 40 Wlisna at !
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Trpde of the Hudson.

Produce and Country Merchandise arri1ing at Nerc- York
old TToy Line Pope Cdtlin--Bdrge Iopa. MMnthn
81 bls -four Is ush rye -four, w Thorne go Dds nouT
Herrick Van Buskirk; 800 bush corn, kechum son
N hhds oil Burhill; bids Is bales fax Farnyal
So ibis pork, Wallace & Wick bbls &c beans w
Lawrence % bales yarn do warp 5s do twine, LORD
Warren Salters; 10 bales goods, sawyer oaies
bxs do Carvil; IS bales do, Underhill ~ Oaes
bxsdo Elliott Boynton; IA bales do, Thomas Dae ~
do 2 Godfrey; do mCurdy, Adrch spencer ~ 90
Mood Merritt IS bales twine, Cook Hurlourt 10
of Hartford; bxs squares Beach Ia do Briggs &c
do Sheldon Phelps do Consnt AZ bxs axes CIark
3 Wilson; % do 43 do tools, Simmons.
TroV and Erie Toe Boat Ltno-A Id1t-BarSe y
P,yd,n 4 Brainord-lOO bbls four willard; n DO w
VI Moor ITO do c Tel; $40 do 7 M Nail 1863 b6ls pro
visions Wallace Wicksi 40 bbls beef Cooper Graud
az bales goods, Wood Merritt q bars iron beecker y
Ouihout: bxs goods, McCurdy, Aldneh \ spencer -
bdls saw frames, Briggs; SD empty naiIeh naeh
Duyant Laihrop s. Co.'S Lipe-Bdrge MdnatdusS-5O'
bu,h corn It Dursnt; 200 bush barley Fish Co.
Taylor q Sons LiRe-Barge Dlchess Coann-CapGu
Tsr from B1rytfoun-40OO bush corn 1900 do Oats 10
bales hay l2o bbs potatoes 60 bags DO Z, pans
eggs do lard % apples dressed hogs a esVes ;,
sReep head beef cattle, TO Captains head cse csNe
2bbs eggs John beats Jri IL head cattle 10 T. oefon
calves 10 II II Fulton r, <,,.ty
Psnfsld Ddy & Co.'S Line-Barse Starr. from CafsSii
-s5 sides Watson, Germ Co pa do BuliaId 20 20
Maiiison; 2 boxes do Leupp 81 bbs glue, Pail
Barnes; 10 bags 50 bbls -four. Post b6s spples
Lewis Morrison frks 10 tubs butter, Smiih
6rks u tea do Kent; 80 bids shingles, II Rant pae
goods Gunner Cos Ia cases Mathews Hunt lloo bns
Corn 900 do RYE IlOO DO I8 bush oatmeal bush r
nour do sxseed 20 bbls apples IL rks butter l64 bale
Gam, Iias~B erss No $40 bales hay 20 cattle.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


For Sales Of Socks, &c see foa1th rage
SATURDAY, P. NJ.
The fancies were generally rather downward
odsy but for sound stocks the demand was good and
prees improved For Treasury Notes the rate wentup
10 y premium, an advance Of "a per cent since the
oAa Wa awarded and giving the large takers about st
pr cent profit
The Bill market remains steady at 5ia6 for lead
log Sterling although not active. Francs are 542s
The Freight market appears to be in a panic
Tie unchtered British vessels which continue 10 ar
rive are taking Flour and Grain at rates nearly as low as
before the market began TO rise Until Canal navigation
opsns there cannot be large amount Of produce for
shipment and the parcels ready are taken q, low
b' The sake Of dispatch. In the present unsettled state
dhe market the truth 10 difficult to get at Two Brit
A vessels were reported 10 have accepted Sd for Corn
Ireland for another l0d and Flour at 3s The low
eat engagements positively known are Flour at 30 ID
ga and Grain l2al4d. Shipments can be made IN
American bottoms at these rstes To the Continent me
saoaeons cannot be given.
The exports at this port FOR the week ending 10Th
were s23o,7l3, Of which ss9S,375 were In American
'sssela The arrivals were l24 and the elesrances Ss'
Of which lis were American
Among the exports of the week, there have
eeen:
~ Grsst Brtaiu-ls072 bbls -four. 1lloo bbs meal,
ssso ou.h corn 500 bush peas $40 bales cotton slso
s ost. 1918 lbs lard IS rice, 4425s lbs cheese
s bush besns l 2el lbs bacon, 65 bbls ashes, 100
ao vn.e OIL 3-329 lbs clover seed, 246 bbls pork
sx1o eush wheel
~ fraaes-ll 732 bush wheat 925 bbls meal. 3s2 bbs
- We bush rye 364 tee rice 5000 lbs hides LOIS
l0so os2s bbls -four, 81 bales cotton bales hope,
WI ies hams lsses lbs whsebone. 1000 lbs tallow
dividend Of two and half per cent for the
" months has just been declared on the Washing
"o srsneh Railroad
| ine Canal Board were in session last week but
'o' hxed upon the day for the resumption Of nsv-
s4'a An Immense amount Of produce is waiting to
~s forward and parties interested are looking snI.
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~ DR.. SWHyHe ss,yfuY -e..i.,sntIv ,t.e fhai DR.
swsynes Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry MSS Soeu
eusfvely used In The United States or 1hosv s 49,
IN hepe6cs l effects have been tested ~
invariably relieves recent eoug sno a.
OF individuals gradually sinking under ne .uo,,on
Ssv be,n restored 10 health happiness and fIienos oy "
,ss ma we are now living lesIimones OF The cursnve
Ysosp,sHchss X. Ring, 1872 Broadway T. B. Warner
eo5 Besksr.st; r. A. Sands Charehs DnpensAry' =, ''
Rowsry, Hosdlsy, Pbslps 4 Co. az WAsersh s""
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Carpstinas.

CHEAPEST CARPET Establishment IL the United
- slsss - Bcwerv-HiTam Ari-rsCn has iusf received
rer se arrivals from London. isrge and besufll ssso
nent OF Rectrrhusier CaTpeiug, Hearth Rugs, Floor
Cloth mAnufssturcd sid imported expressly cor
city trade and warranted fast eooTs al Of which viii De
sod p per ceut les. than any other establishment In
the city.
A.o tast received 500 large hearth rugs, 2s esch
Ioooo square yards floor oil CLOTH So 10 So per yard
1860 yards WOO. insrair csrpeiing, "a 90 10 "a
1000 yards Neueusn stair do 10 sd 10 -
5000 yards three ply csrpeting. Ia Sd. 10 10.
500 pair window shades. 8s- 70 -
n B.-Remembcr ne lumber ~ Bowery.
usl 2meods HIRAM ANDERSON, 70 Bowery.
NEW cARPETING
And Floor Oil Cloths.
SHAW e. CARTER,
- Peari-s,rert. Chafssra,
HAVING BY RECENT IMPORTArIONS, and By con-
II sirurnens from some Of re most established Manu-
ferers in the country received extensive assortment
OF The newest and mos; desirable style Of his sboye Au.
%. respectfully invite the attention q Merchants and
Dealer. 10 their splendid stock, consisting IN part Of
Extra savony and Tapestry VELVET CARPETlS0S.
Brussels and Tapestry brussel. Of superior qualify 90
Splendid Ply, tns1ufsc Gred 10 order) DO.
Double Super. tOf urususl iexturel do.
SuperSue Fine and Common. IA great variety DO.
Dsmask. Royal Twiled and Plain Neneusns, DO
Table ard Pisno Covers ia varied sssortmentl
Window Shades, Of eli patterns.
Rugs unsurpassed IN quality Of the richest eclort
Stair Rods, Of every description
ALSO.
Pam and Figured N1fags. Of al uts,b.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
To their stock Of which particular attention 10 solicited,
every having been taken TO render unsurpassed In
quality, variety and richness OF patterns.
To Hotel Keepers Purveyors for Steamboats, well a.
FAmilies-i IL confidently believed that this establish
sOrds facilities IN selection. in every department Of
the business, rarely equaled. mis- 2meocis
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PARTICULAR NOTICE

" Those persons about breaking up Housekeeping
And ready sale for any portion all OF their goods by
sending line calling Pon tSe snesebs. and goods 70
,hs, nav he entrusted hun during The coming sea-
an .rd s-riisd with his usns prompness All goods
cons, gpments will be advanced upon desired
NJ F. C. will remove on the LIST ofMay to SIC Broad
cav Gothic Hall e N"'i'
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WARroN's ERvALENTA.

CONSTIPATION (cosrIvESKssl DEstn Sc..,.-,.
a. rS,s> ,n-eterat< md kabtsaG CoAstip'os
"a 80. ,.t1fy ov>Trors< bz also eoHSLaesy dfssryt
Cd r,fGsuf stAs rI Ease, ,,sSssGI -, -.
,.I, 1,,oorer,d "a Frasoc By W. WTtoH, % h4< heAe
l,ex Par,sn Price - cents ,,,-. -, ~ 20 AZ.
A PERUsAL OF THIS TREATISE eenny - - 49,. -
"A - ~ do1bt IN the mind OF any reader o. NJ sese'a
.ad rrss iTporia.es Of hi. discovery wnea as
.gitslsa France Eagsnd snd ne Soa.sIn is n.,bIs
~ ssici5a. FOOD called Ervalenis'-a vegetable
9.rns-lu some respects resembling ArrcN-fqoL
- r ..,sss ana Ervsenta constantly On hand a me
q, s ns,s, Of Wsrson Of PARA expressly established
- ,S.ir s'Is Al HENRY J0HNsoS5 Drug AID Chemi-
- .sor. IN he Granite Building, gS Broadway, cor
-. Ch.r,hsr.s ~ Purchasers nus; remember hsi
~. !. no ssuuips Ervalenia but Wu,ons l6f Suiseod
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NyOTICE-To those who going 10 alter snd rent
\Ssir stores The subscriber has given his whole al
teuton 70 this branch Of business, and desoas Iney
ro-id 1--WE rim call He will draw any design, and eS-
rnte n. WORK with dispatch. reasonable terms Joo-
hiny OF every description done 81 short nonce
x.,,. arrhita~t and Builder. IL Theatre alley
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pE ron WET WEATHER

L Newark lndis Rnnoer Msnuiac'nIpB NJ 81 ~.
he largest ana best India Rubber Shoes
10 he found the country eorsisuns o. e'eIy
Srono oodyesrs Patent metallic ruooer ah'eo ho'
10 .,iFsn with the cold or be affected " me sess .
sIso every description Of air tight and wsIei ploo
Ss i, nss wholesale and retail Dealers are invited 70
and exsmine our stock before purchasing Else
Nrarahn,.e g Msiden-lAne. ~. ~.
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SPLENDID GOTHIC DOOR Plates.

" The subscriber would Respectfully ioM, IVY,
the attention OF gentlemen his and besuuu sly
OF Door AND NvMBEs PLATES pronounced al me ATE AL
The hsndsones1 Plates got up and for which De 70
ceved he premium. r ROBERTS. Premium Door Plate
M Smeoda EsiAbllahment So RroAdWAy Prince q
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Arrivals OF Produce, &c. by the New.York
aud Erie Railroad. .......J ;. Clarion, Agent.

Reported sptciallyJ or The Nslo- FoTF ITi6ane
SATURDAY, April l6, ls47
Per barge Samuel Mdrsh-s tubs butter ii calves Z J
stevepson IS tubs butter 10 calves PIKE eggs Doson;
bx / csk ties seed, Wyckof; frks lard, Bowers
Mckay 10 tubs butter ~ calves 40 ship timber Capt
Wckhan n bbls "a bags flour SO tubs butter bush apples
bx eggs 50 calves, Capt Rowe cattle, RyersoD;
box eggs II l. Hathaway; - tubs butter % calves
Brown; rolls leather, Buard K Coz bx hardware II
Vetmsd; bx goods w Langley; 7 bales do Hol6rook,
Nelson Co; bales WOOL Gsrout Derckson 1876 sides
leather, f r Tremsin; bx goods, Corlies Hsydock
Co; 4 bxs iTon Bangs Melvin.
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nOuEsTIC HARDWARE.-Cui lacks, orsds Al

nOuEsTIC HARDWARE.-Cuii Aek'' orsds scc
~ fnishing nAis,
shoves' spades, hay and manure fors.,
syths snes,hs garden rakes, y bee heads,
Rrtsnnis te. nnd coffee pots, lamps, etndlesueks,
Wrought and cast COW bells, dtnuef oells' nc
Wilson's, PlGsrs and Darts {. Zee bills, -
Hard frame school slaEss, faucet and hq1or eoeEs
ssndfords common and esst steel al guI' ana ellts
Am and nortice locks. lsienes, miners. door KNOBS,
Sssi hs-nrners h.tcbsts. drawing Knives, ke-
5 bunz borer. nail and spoke ginlsts,
Table and lea spoons Norrels eyan.e.
KINGS .focks AID dies spring balances, aide whips,
iudisu pond syIhs stones, shaving oo1es
Iron wire. brass andirons, shoyei. &C uonK'f
[ ckissels steel squares, curtain ~ - 4.
Pstsnt ro.rb vr-uche. blind fastening springs, &c.
Fine 81 naii. I'm ware by the peekAge, &c. &c,
rDe % H@'' JOsEPH H. ADAMS,
,oS,.oA s2T Pearl o. one door above Pi.if-
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General Nntifea.

II Notice.-rhe s1tscfbsr would inform hi. frisao.
and the public generally, hat be will give HI, personal
attention 10 The sale Of Household Furnnre At Auction
ACCT $50 JAMES NJ MILLER, 70 MAiaen.lane.
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nIarket-.. .Ce,sti.l!y rsportea for TAs Tris,ns.

NIarkets.. CGfeinlsy reported f0T lac ITtotne
SATURDAY, April II.
ASHEs-There have been sales 9j bbs Pots at S.,
and % do Pearls at Sc 80. The market Is firm The
receipts since the opening Of the River have been about
$50 bbls.
COTTON-The sales today have sgan been nominal,
all parties waiting the arrival Of the steamer.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is feature in
Flour The demand continues 10 be large and prices
are very firm On the spot and to be received within
chigan 75d7 673 for good Western and Genesee, In
GLIDING 1000 bbs Troy at IS. To arrive there
Their inquiry and 5000 bbs cold, part on private
terms and part at IS In June and 50 In May Of the
sales on the spot portion were for export TO France
The supplies of Southern descriptions continue very
light and holders steady at so, with small sales
Meal was 10 fair inquiry and 5000 bbs sold part at phi
vats terms and part at 81 u.s. Sales Rye Flour at s.
GRAlN-ln Wheat we heard OF no transactons The
rapid and considerable fall in freights has brought more
orders for Corn into the market and better prices have
been obtained. The quantity offering yesterday was
quite moderate. We notice sales $4,000 to 10000 bush
Northern Yellow at 95dg5 closing hrmly at the higher
rate and 2000 White at % cts. There were also sales
10000 bush Yellow arrive in May at IS cts and 10000
In June on private terms To arrive next week % was
offered 100 asked The fall In freights has also improved
the demand for Rye and farther sales 3OcOO bush were
made 94295, closing at the higher figure. sale OF
5000 bush Barley was made at 73i cts Oats in good
demand with sales 10000 bush at 80 and 5000 bush
Canal 10 arrive in May at As cents The export de-
mand for Beans and Peas has been unusually large dur
ing the week and least 1900 bbs have been taken at
i2IQl Isl for Field Peas, so for Msrrowfst and
] 80 for Pea Beans.
WHISKY-A sale Of 10 bbls was made al u cents
Drudge is held at 81 cts.
PRoVISIONS-In Pork there is not much movement,
but prices steady at previous rates. We note sales
50 bbls Beef Hams $40 So In Picked Meats there s
made at 607 for Shoulders and sag for Hams Lard
10 steady. Sales 10000 lbs Grease Lard at 7 cts.