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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March Q
The markets continued inactive to day, without ma.
tersl change in prices Small sales OF Genesee our
continued to be made in store at 81 81 "a and 81 l21
and deliverable in ell the month ofMay at So Nothing
was done in wheat Sales Of were freely made a
prices varying little from yesterdays rates. In prov
sions few sales reported and the marke closed
without animation Groceries were in fair request and
sales made at steady prices
Assxs-The market quiet, with small sales: pots
at 81 5iM, and pearls at So 26
DEEswx-l, 500 ms southern yellow sold at " cents
bREsDsTuTys- F!our-emsil soles of 500 and 800 brs
600 do sold deliverable in all May 500 d. on the l5h
May at So; southern dull, and prices nominal A
small sale Of H1xhall made yesterday at 50
IS No sales Of Philadelphia Georgetown trans.
some samples Of 0enesee white ond country red were in
the market. but held at old prices, without sales
Corn-The sales were again large. On the meeting of
Change cents was offered for all the lots of southern
nsnded soc. The sales Of the day including bargains
made for future delivery amounted to between so 70 OC0
bushsls embracing B. 100 bushels handsome Dsvareaux
White vt o5c; az 900 do southern yellow at e6c 90
10 coo Jersey yellow at $50 900 mixed deliverable on
the opening ofhs river ssc 10 600 do yellow deliver
able III all the month of Nay 10 600
bic in June at 900 do southern white in store or
lsndins were reported sold at CSC. Corn MsoI-The
New Jsrey At S. 06f Beans-I50 bbls white sold Al
81 57M Rye and Bsrlsy dull and prices nominal
Oas we're firm at 40 47c for good Jersey and - 90
Tor N0rth River and Canal
CASDLss-Sperm were steady, and we report small
sales Of 80 boxes ffsm store at 30 cents.
CsrrsE-The market continued very quiet and no
ssles Of much Importance were reported.
CeIron-The sales remain small but the marke IL in
procured at some reduction from the present rstes Wa
consinse 10 quote
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tendency to msks imports Of foreign merchandise
n,re limited than they otherwise would have been.
bsancs Of trade in eur favsr has not improved
in eqaence Of the diminished expectation and pro-
cseds clOur great southern staple cotton we must &C.
count for the low range OF foreign exchanges the
result of extraordinary expectation of bresdsus to
Europe at an unusual season. thus aordng an opportu
nifty for wealthy bill operators to import specie by the
purchase of bills and extending their own credits with
their foreign agencies which business has no Limit ex.
cept there should arise regular demand for ordinary
commercial transactions.
EThe money market is in mos. delicate and dangerous
position The credit of individuals and of the general
government is at present sustained upon the small
OASIS OF bank solvency and if In hs there should be
coapss the whole fabric Of credit would be dissolved
aad mat such may be the result Of any mprovdent con-
quot on the part of the banks, admits Of question
iIe banks ars row extended beyond the measure Of pru
csnce their pes OF loans and discounts having been
much ensIgsd they have created Of themselves On ex
heordinsry demand for their resources which they now
IND they do not possess the ability to supply At the
present moment have three distinct descriptions Of
demands the money market-frs notes issued for
binary bushels second notes issued for the
purchase OF exchange procure specie from abroad by
banking houses this city, the highest responsibility
AID last but by the least loans to the national
treasury.
pistory Of the discounts of notes
given for exchange counseractng regular
and interfering with and absorbing the facilities which
ough. 10 bS applied to the accommodation Of Legitimate
business paper These truths which cannot be do.
nied they porplsxing and embarrassing the wisest
may sntopats the result but uank directors and bank
presidents are much absorbed in figuring up the profits
Of their interest account that they apparently perceive no
porten,ious cloud in the financial horizon The indepen
dent treasury system will open their eyes one OF these
days. when they may find themselves deep in the miro
aso make it very difficult cxtcate their affairs with.
out heavy and serious losses
If had not the unbeunded confidence in the
Operative energies Of Great Britain and France, we
might be induced to spprehend that the next information
from those counties would exhibit evidences Of
mercia prostr serious and calsmtous our i'm
preston that the accounts will be very unsatsactory
that commercial credits will be much impaired and the
rate Of interest materially advanced If tho Bank of
France DO compelled to yield to the pressure which has
weighed heavily upon il. and Influenced by this there
should 10 drain of bullion from the Bank Of England
shall immediate necessity for preparing for i'm
meiate csnractiops.
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WASHINGTON, March =, 1877.
Old Bullion and the Three 1f,Lifo,.s


There is n great deal of speculation about this
business. Some suppose that Old bullion is to 20
to the assumption Of the supreme command in
Mexico, military and di pomatc, and that Scott,
Taylor, Worth, Wool, 30. are to come home, or
to have leave, by petition,to serve under the new
commander. Others say that Old Bullion and
the President had quite a sharp discussion on
Saturday last on the programme Of operations,
and that failing in an understanding, the Lieu-
tenant General will not 40 down. II is under
stood very distinctly, whatever may be the ar
Tangemeni, that Gen. Benton will not 20 down
with hrs hands ia bis pockets-he must know
what be IS going Tor, and lac must have some
thing To do. lie will not 40 down merely to I'LL "A
place In q divslon. We are saushcd he was not
nominated for that purpose. Our own opinion
~ that ne wal 40 down the custodier and mans
ger and negotiation, and dtsburser, in the event of
n treaty, OF the diplomatic chest Of 50 OOO. 900
he military plume, sash, and y,tsfigt vi n Major
GENERAL wiii dignity ia the eyes Of tiIr Mexicans,
matte commissioner Tue Mexicans will be Hat
tered AZ tho high selection made IN the officer APP
pointed To renew our overfures Of peace TO them
ior, as W. compfr bend the plan, overtures of
peace are TO be proposed by Gen. Benton, on the
basis OF The 'arrc millions. IN the event OF y
treaty, Gen Benton VIA, o. arm from ms success
iul enterprise, not less. perhaps. than 0sO.OOD
ncher, 40 the compensation Tor has important ser.
wees and moderate compensation u wit DE
iof the sdvantagel Of closing the war 1. ne
succeeds IA advance OF The meeting OF the next
session Of Congress, we suppose he viii return TO
has place En the Senate. W
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Ano,hes Of our city penny papers dropped of
yesterdsy, and - now numbered among the
things TIA, were. The NatIus cage, though sup
ported by the .heuh's printing, was forced to su.-
pond, in consequence OF being unable TO pay the
weekly wages OF the hands. This disappearance
leaves the Sac the only paper PROCESSING native
American principles IN TINS city, which IS rather
ON nous Of The total extinction OF the party.
Capt Benjamin sneli. OF the bark swan. hs.
received very handsome gold medal from N.
King Of Sweden aud Norway. a. = reward for
rcscuing the survivors OF tis crew o the cofvet.
C,Tlscsoua IN May last. TIE medal was uans.
m,tIed through A. LoreRshicd, HIS swedish and
Nor~egan Mslesy's charge d'shsifes resident a.
New York.
Thomas Faulkner. long q desorvedly fsvorie
comedian ofshis city. aud perhaps Tho oldest vet
sran OF the stage, died yesterday ~ ths cay, m
the 73t year OF his sge.
Capt Scyberg's company Of lsih infantry, az
tachcd To the ten regiments "a be ofsanl<ed un'
der the recent law Of Congress, eInbstke,i o.
board the steamb,at Bshccn yssterday iof foi
Mifnn, where the companies formed 10 ihi'eir
are TO rendezvous.
Theairicals arc rather dull here a. presen,, iue
performers At The s'nereni sTshhshmens hH''f
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On Tuesday morning. Of consumption ELEANOR G, a.
riLo, daughter OF Jsmss Kerrgan in the 22i year of
her age
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend her funeral from the residence of
father No. Isl East Broadway, on Thursday morning,
iiA ins'oS., - Vo'oCh'
On the 9th list, OF brain fever, JoHr DoHrRrv aged
- years. Na'
His reods and acqua:nances and those of the family
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral at half mast
4ociock, on ihursday llih instant from No. Is State
On Monday, he 9Th inst, SARAH WATSON wife of Tbos
Bowen born In Glasgow Scotland aged 20 years and 20
days. ~ "
The friends Of her husband and father Thos Watson.
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from bsr
late residence No Is Watt street. on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock ~
on sunday mornng. the 7th inst Of paralysis HENRY
VaLssTiNE, Esq in the 6ad year of bis age
ms friends and acquaintance and those of his SONS
john M and Alfred Valentine are invited
to attend his funeral this, sday, afternoon at
O'CLOCK from his late residence No Il9 Forsyth street
Yesterday morning, MARIA relict Of George W. Willis
in the o2d year OF her age. " '''''
relatives and friends Of the family and Of her sons
Charles L. and George w, and Of her son in law WIN
Ladd. are respectfully invited to attend her funeral,
from The residence of the latter No 20 Lspenard street.
This ai'srnoon at o'clock, without further notice.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssrrIcArIov.

FsH-The market was very quiet and no transactions
OF So SAY So rs; No. Mackerel at $II and No at
FHv'r-There wssno change in Bunch Raisins. which
H.xrThcre was an arrival of Manila. but the sim
ply OF American continued light and sales of import
ance were reported.
tl'Drs-No transactions to report
LsArhrn continues in good demand A public sale of
stores ofthe late firm Of Gilman Small & Co WV
LhsD Was dull at 81 12k 50 25
MoLAss.'-t hors wa: no change in Cuba which was
hoia ~ 2oc whle New Orleans was quiet at 35
Naval srohss-We report sales of 200 bbls sn;r;,.
yurpenne to errive at 50 cents Tho same was offered
Tor more Nothing new in other kinds
OIs-Linsssd, .9mericsn, continued firm and ma rs
port sales Of 1000 gals at soc. ~. w Whale was dull at
BIC. IN View ssuisra q sale has been made at a figure
at no cents i2k cents, and bleached at lis cents
~ cent" a. ,ae season .. for manufacturing was
consumption for the summer large holders mn MI
ling to submit to any material reduction in pr;css whs
bayers sppeared ndspesed purchase freely A. nr~,
rates
s market continues s very pe
wen, however, made to sell additional quantities At
sonatbing less. Mess inactive at $l4 while mora
wosassed Beet was steady, and we report rs bbis
goo country mess at Sll u.s. Lard-60O kegs were 70.
por,d 'od at or cents, but We could ascertain liz
ccor'c,ness Bauer-ioO packages Ohio yellow sold at
Rcrrrces were steady, With iish, sales. 10 fierce.
yer soia 81 auction md brought 81 o6a 81 10 and
see Lioter-Ws repost salcs of 80 bbls at ex cents
inpthy. e NV" ~
ao.G-The market was steady OF TX a 9 cents for
~ oIiesns A lot OF 10 hhds slightly damaged sold
81 nc'lon and brought a eJS a ~ cents, 90 days
liars Whiskcy was steady. small sale of Is to
sobols was reported Mt 20 cents in French brandie,
sass were moderate without material change in prices
Low Iheie was 10 change In quotations and no
LIES sale Of Port was made at auction by Messrs
hnansn o consisting OF about ga quarter casks and
NV hhes aud pipes, at 90 days, to 4 months Tbev
p'ppsnt rom oS. 20, so snd 80 cents per gallon '
,Hstt porE-T The market was steady at "a cant, for
NY and "a cents for South sea 0'"' '0'
-lua'es we're easier. and engnge M p,s were
IS'e e on more favorable terms. Prussian vessel
70 nave oeen chartered ot god for grain ip sacks
~. ."o'pooi ebeagements reported n, IL for
en- goo 20 s'd foe Gram, though in the forenoon
isn tsS' vas said % have been paid for Flour nro
Dsy 20 M au,. ro Havre freights were dull, though
t,S %Sis normally the same There was no charse
J. fAi LITE At Ayor,os--a story brick borse an,
lst oi lot NO ~ Ves,ry street ysxs7 ,u ,1o
re story brick house and lot No 10 en- 49, '''o
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ALBANY, March 9. lA7.

ALBANY, March Q. 1S47.
The Legislature has not been in session to-day.
The funeral solemnities over the body Of Capt
Morris drew together a large concourse of speots.
tors, and everything passed of well. The at.
tendance OF the military was very numerous. and
the display imposing.
The ice here is becoming very rotten. Several
teams broke through yesterday, in attempting to
pass from South Ferry TO Greenbush.
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aoo, $oAoo.
Two story house and LOT ON asd street, near 9Th
o'o"ue, <SA1o o.
Lot. with two buildings thereon, No. 50 Perry
street, 25x95. -. ............ s.
Lot. with two buildings thereon, No. 20s Grand
street, 25x1OO. ...... T.
T @o lots on Goth street. near Lexington avenue,
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LATEST MO M EMIT.
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BUyyALo, March 8, l6s7.
The market is very inactive for all kinds Of
breadstuffs. Corn has declined to 20 cents, with
light sales Wheat may be quoted at 81 %, and
-four at 81 Is S.
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-. w. U HMM Aactiolfef.
- WILL SELL n fabiie Auction the prem seq 90
E;x saturday the ia d,v ~ Msreh isr az to,loct
GAA VI, tho COTTAGE HDU y aud tw Lots, situated
on =. s,snue sfss, south 4 sad street Sad lois are
20 feet iach IL ut by Is feet De de-
about 10 feet the other torret maps he
time hnd plce OF sale IL 10 two story aid
houe with stable ~ the rear tneay newl he yard
beau grrre VINE aud variety Of other fruit
grod ell aud pump Terms 81 sale. 10 the
Of purch,,e and the b,nnee e half The "a money
IN fifteen days after sale, The other half bad
aud mortgage Toe term OF yess II desired Any de-
sirous VI purohasi az yae sale, may do by ealing
~ HARRIS Will S0N, Esq., ~ Nh ray
NO postponenent on account OF ram. ms 3tsrc
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IOOO LABOKERS WANTED.

THE SUBSCRIBERS wish To employ ore Thoussad
good Laborer, bv The year 20 wnom good wages and
t.,dy cash ~ be riven 70 work on the Montgomery I'D
West Point railroad ia Macon ana Chambers counties, Als
bsml tn being the upIsnds he he q ths portion Of
the State passed ny On the Union rssons wish
ing 10 shir from New York. do Tor ave doars
bue, and thence by steamboats, to Montgomery. Tor
dollars
For iurher information, apply to John Ride Moutso-
mcsy Alabsmsi Walter Dulsney, Riddle \ Go John b
Auburn, Macon CO., Alabsma, M1ehi ma,w.r
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Nal ME- s D'ai. 1 Goin Mon. s.aais
ba'" 4. ing. Mile Dinner will dance her celebrated
TO sosssas with III. legendary dam. Of NICK OF THE
WOO IS so.,as RALPH staeipOls Mr. Hseaway; Nick Of
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question: CT ely 1' Ho eI.pess' g. RrNEprr
AZ the o vpspte Theatre. 7hwsday Merit, March IL
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Deer, BooI. may had at Be-. once Is, tier Bore.
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The entertainments will commence with beautiful Ten
Hrse tntIes. Master Maefarlapd, the ght Hope.
Mr. 0ossn and Mr.: Williams will appear together in
farce called The Barbarous Deatst
Doors open at performance commences At y paaT.
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Married.


Oa Saturday, the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Joseph T. Al
drade, Mr. JOHN OGAssAH to MARIA, eldest daughter
Andrew O'Connor, all Of this city.