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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-06

loan BILL which appears to b most skfuy adaptsd to
answer it, purposes in avoiding all sacAcs Of the
public credit. The army bill will send new and
already been made by law and by Executive action. to
secure for the service Of commanding ability IN its
BILL peace measure, strangely opposed by the pro-
iessed friends Of peace and complicated 80 premasre
and unfortunately with other sgating questions now
the law Of the land and will be found effective, we trust
in facilitating negotiations and in Gliding the vgor Of our
arms to bring the to prompt and cose
OF the great measures recommended by the Execu'
tive two only Of primary and pressing importance have
so far recoect failed to receive o. isss IN
some modified form, the assent Of Congress- THESE
measures are the bill for additional revenues and the
bill for the graduation of the public lands They were
Committee Of Ways Means and bearing las they both
do upon the paramount interests Of tbs country, and
specisy demanded they In the present crisis TO
aid in sustaining the credit OF the country, we OF
too strongly express regret that they have failed
become a law The democratic majority In Congress
has fallen far short its usual patriotism and foresight in
parmitpw these measures to fail
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Foreign Markets.

JAMAICA, Feb. Sour market. which previous to
the arrival Of the packet Of the ~ ul had exhibited
much anguor and inactivity has since that period been
characterized by brisk demand both for speculation
and counter purposes Prices have advanced and stocks
table to the good brought by the last packet Of
the American trade in Englandthe great demand for
American bresdstuffs, and the high rates which they
command there. Flour-Ths article more than any
other has been affected by the advces per packet Hold
who were previously endeavorng to SELL with little
at sos 3s, advanced their rates TO as S4s
No business, however, has been done above s2s the
arrival OF two csrgoes from New Orleans and Philade
phia having prevented operations at higher rates The
market has been relieved of upwards of laOo barrels
taken for expectation and the stock in first hands not
nov very large. We report the following sales:soo
bbls New Orleans sine" at 2ss ass 3d. cash. 600jdo
perns at 30s; $50 bbls Philadelphia at 300 Cd 300 do
Baltimore at 3ls $50 do Richmond at 3s TOO do George
town at 32s 500 do do at 3s $50 do do at 32 500 do
New Orleans and Baltimore ut s2s. In these the lot
taken for expectation is included. Cornmeal is now
held for gas Dbl being advance Of Is on our last
quotations The article is in some demand but the
trade refuse to give than 2as 3D. sale Of 2e0 bbls
was made antecedeny to the packets arrival, at a2s
The stock is light. Bread-Crackers and navy bread
wanted and the stock Of pilot is becoming reduced
OF the latter SEQ bills Watson have been parceed out
at 2ls so do New Orleans navy also moved off, Corn
sale in bulk made at IS Cd bushel but the
ticle has since advanced, owing to the light stock
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From the National lntelligencer, March 81
The Reslduum or the SesslOn.

In list of acts the Civil and Diplomatic Appropra.
ton Act inadvertently omitted In the same list an
the relief Of the heirs Of John Paul Jones stated
to have passed The bill for that purpose did pass both
houses Of Congress- signed by the presiding officers
of the two Houses and was supposed have been sign
ed by the President of the United States whom
sent but not having been returned by him, yesterday
morning was upon search found the floor of the
Senate Chamber without the PIesideptr signature; and
il has of course not become law. This Is indeed,
singularly hard II cannot be doubted however
hat under the circumstances of this accident the
enactment Of the bill by the two Houses will be
sidered no more than matter of form, would be
but common justice, and will be among the first acts Of
the next Congress-
The following title of oct, accidentally omitted in
the list OF acts is the only omission ofwhich
have been apprzed 3
An act authorizing the issue Of register to the
brig Leverett"
The two bills for the purchase, from the surviving re-
lics Of Alexander Hamilton and James Madison Of the
public papers left to them respectively by these great
Of the last sge failed after passing the Senate IRON
the impossbility Of getting them up in time il the House
OF Representatives At the last moment the bill for the
benefit of Mrs. Madison taken up, and would have
undoubtedly passed. but for the return Of the committee
sent to take leave of tho President tho House
suddenly adjourned whilst the bill was pending
Previous TO the adjournment the bill being before the
House, motion was made to lay it on the table.
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Nav ORLsAss Feb 2o 27a bbs Illinois at 70 20,
and 4so ST Louis on private terms for Havsnshoders
OF Ohio primo at SO 25-buyers offering something less,
but nothing yet transpred3000 bbls Ohie were sold to
arrive by Isl April at IS. Corn 2500 sacks white sold
at o5 $50 mixed at 90 cts and $50 yellow at 81 TO-
Buyers good lots at ST.
CINCINNATI, March l.--Flour-The sales were few on
Saturday Most holders asking 81 90, but buyers
refused to 20 above - as The only transactions TO.
ported 400 barrels from Canal 200 do from railroad
and $50 do from store at 50 %.
PTrsruRoH, March 2.-Flour-We have not single
sale report Not single barrel arrived by the Slack
Water Navigation during the last forty.eght hours
There great deal stored waiting for an advance We
heard that 81 offered for 400 barrels and refused
holder asking 81 25I
PHiLAD.LrsA, March 4-Flour dull, and only tc 400
netros SOC az 80, and 1000 bbs deliverable In hnecn
days 70 eIk this price offered and refused for
othsr Lots TO arrive Corn Msa-Ths only sale v 900
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Movements OF the Packet Ships,
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 8.
Cleared.

Cleared.
hsss Nsss
Co. M;s
ys.HSu man. s"ssat londonderry, Ns,mi.h Walsh,
va T VIM
Wys ESss Sos Sy Hi SIM
Hay PAT So% .,,: saT Rns,si oTs sand
$siS kiy Mssy h1m.
sloop-rrovidence, Brown, Providence.
Arrived.
Hamburg bark Fankin Meincke from Hamburg Jan 18th,
with mdse TO Schmidt Baich.n Lat IL H. lon % o. spoke
brig Atena Of NswSurypeIt steerlng to the esswsrd-
fsI, aa fsaes 8 Day: fs asnsas.Gs% iSs s.ay
s:d e Sow of ss
sent his boat and stated he short Of
supplies sSs%, - E,sssnGe ~ s.v. o.
~ hS, % ss %1s g e with
., S.S SS.yS:, isi kns;ss Psys. day. from Say.
h 81 wSS sf EgS ,dy. from s,.n,
bugs nris for Boston; Top for CsIdena. schr i,aaa
% ie so'Iss 49, sSoT. b..
SWISS Boy, Of Kennebunk from Bordeaux for Orleans out
S.is Boston Cot $, Georges, Touey, al day, from New
stuges, Clcsrmau Co.
to X Post WIN '''''"
Brig Gen Marion, Leascott "a days from New Orleans
with ia hhds 263 ties mnissses TO order.
Brig Helespont, Crosby (of ProvIdence) 10 days from
Cha with cotton, to The on Sunday last
was of Fire Isand-erpereacsd severe gale from W. and
was blown of
sehr l. WhpPle, Kes!an, 2s days from s., CroiI, WE
schr Desdemona Chatten, days from Plymouth Sid in
company with schr Lapreet, Myers.
Scr Locus styre Fl mouth, NC, with Bryant
Maitland.
sc Excelsior Bell, with mdse from the wreck Of schr
O King ashore Sandy Hook.
A bark, supposed to be the Flora, from Csdz.
shps Nicholas Biddle for Liverpool, Sardinia for Lvssi
pool; 81 Mary, for New Orlesnsj and others.
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Close OF the Last Session of the Twenty
ninth Congress.

From the Washington Unlon March
This a9th Congress has left broad and strong mark
on the foreign and domestic policy Of the country
Events and which will make an important part OF the
history of the country have rapidly followed one upon
another through both its sessions During the sessions OF
ths Congress, three new Sa'es-Texas. Iowa and Wis
CONSTRUCTIVE been admitted into our Union, and n new
tsrritory under the of Minnesota has been organ
zed The territorial bill for Oregon has failed to become
Law bl, ths great Oregon question no longer hangs
gooniy the foreign relations of the country. The
s5lshmsnt Of an equitable and democratic revenue
system ia the tariff of 1896 has thus far fully answered
as revenue measure the ancipations Of it, friends
The statement Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, pub
hed last evening" shows the gratifying TACT that the r.t
three months OF tue operation Of the tariff have wit
messed addition to the revenue collected at the six
principal ports of the Union Of more than eight hundred
and sixty thousand dollars over and above the amount
receive the ports during the corresponding pc.
ROD OF tn, last year OF the tariff of lsas The consttu.
Ulna long called for by the people, has been
established and its capacity, fiscal measure has been
put test in the conduct of the fiscal opera.
toas Of The government during time oil war: There
little doubt that it is regarded with growing favor
by tae people, though 1t is PROFESSIONALLY to be regret
toe establishment OF branch mint In the city Of New
York were lost in the Senate in opposition to the wishes
:" age majority Of that body, through the III uegsd
b Poyins for the construction OF four war steamers
o the h''' lass and for three distinct lines of mail
s.semss-' Ae IRON New York to Liverpool, to
cposist OF ave ships from New York to New
cdsaas va havans, also comprising Ave ships, with
bran;n hue from Havana to Chagres; and one from Pa.
mana On the Pacific 10 Oregon; aut the intermediae
rors 4o1ouesi prove TO be measure Of high ui.
~ Toe ofsiniz ition oil the Smithsonian Institute was
act OF justice to the mory OF hbsral ana nuhIic
stei phiian'hropis' which had been already too long
delayed II Is 70 be regretted that the consuor bile
brought 10 the attention OF Congress early period Of
the last SESSION, By Mr Campbell Of New York has not
bsc1 acted upon aud 1t Ia especially mater of re
that the senate should yesterday have failed to pass The
bill the House providing for the en Of
consuAr tribunals for the protection Of ctize ms in
China. Toe ostabishment OF a Court Of Admiralty at
K9y West in Florida where much snip wrecked
property is annually collected is a measure much want
OF ani WIN protect com mcrcal interests frem
COnvsnience.
Fhe legislation of this session. in view Of the war
with Mexico has been important, and though long
dssysi viii doubtless conduce to vindicate the rights
sad sustain the honor oil the country. Ths immediate
OF the treasury have been provided for By the
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ALBANY, March 4, lS47.
tLbANft NahSu ioS''
The Rsmains Of Capt. Mor,is-Dinner to Gen. Cas-
Accident, &c.


The Rsmans Of Capt. Mor,is-Dinner to Cen CGss-
Accident, &c.
The Common Council of Albany, have appropriated
$500 g. TO defray the expenses ;of the final burial of
Capt. L. N Morris. 1t is stated that the military will
take part in the ceremonies, and that the matter gen.
orally will be conducted in proper and creditable
], is fortunate, perhaps, that the State has
suy here and that due respect to the mortal remains Of
this brave officer is obligation, in the solemn dis
charge OF which tho whole country is presumed to feel
vrtuous interest the bodies of oil officers Of the army
the property of the nation in whose behalf they
shed their blood Therefore, is public duty TO per.
part which, il depended upon the authorities
the citizens OF American cities would never be
done at all
The Southern mail Of this morning carried invita-
ton from the democratic members of the legislature to
General Cass, of the United States Senate to parake OF
public dinner OCCASION to be designated by the
Generals the dinner given by the members in honor Of
Mr.. Cass, and may be regarded IA the preliminary
movement of tue for the nomination OF the
General for the Presidency in 1913. understand that
The dinner will DO given at Congress Hall, near the
1apol Park in MIR. c. should fit to accept the
invitation. shall endeavor to learn his determination
when II trauspires.
A horrible accident is said TO have occurred at the
arsenal Troy to-day; is stated that she'll burst in
one of the Iooms al the arsenal where there were
number at work; two OF the men were
killed instantly, and four said to have been awuy
manrled.
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PHILAprLrHIA March s. ls47

PHILADELPHIA, March 8, lS47.
The Delaware division of the Pennsylvania Canal is
be opened the 18th inst, and business the Lehigh
Canal will commence about the time.
Some talk has been occasoned in the theatrical world
OF this city, by that Miss Croker and
Mr.. Bowers two. promising members of the profession
had thought fit to unite themselves together in wsdock
against the wishes of the lady's family. The event
occurred Wednesday evening after the performances
over, at the Walnut Street theatre, where they
are both engaged
The commencement Of the Pennsylvania Medical
College, this morning, attracted great number OF
spectators to the Chinese Museum Saloon the largest
proportion of whom were ladies' The valedictory
pronounced by Professor Atlee, q finished pro-
duction. This institution, though of recent origin,
has quite successful and is rapidly gaining ground
tuition, the franklin Medical College, holds its first
nuai commencement tomorrow evening, in the Musical
Fund Hail. having been chartered last by the Legs
lature The vaedictory address will be pronounced by
Professor Meredith Clymer.
Sales or Stocks Mt PhIiadelpaia.
MARCH 3-FIasr BoARp-i22 shs Morris Canal Ia Penn.
syivania bank. 2s5. 800 Girsrd do, II.
AFTER sALEs-s3oo0 Lehigh 6 6i% 200 shs Girard bank
IL S10J Tex-s 49, hs Pernsy bank
gas 50 Lehgh mortgage loan 81; 200 state SIS III 1876
Lehigh 6s sa $500 schuyikill Navigation 6 IA so shs
Heading Rk sods. 80
den and Amboy RR bonds, 94; so shs bank All sh,
Mechanics' bank 2Sh; S2i00 Wmin Rt 6s -, 8ll
Saeeo Lehgh 6s 64s 30 shs Morris Canal IL; $50 Reading
RR, 30.
ArTEa s,LEso shs eeaver Meadow RR, 2sx; 20 Lykeus
Valley RR s5 $1,000 Texas bonds as $500 Treasury
notes, l0l.
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IMPROVED IMAGNEIIC MACHINES
GRADUATED MAGNETIC
MACHINE

THIS nstrument 10 important improvement over all
medical pISfssSn repersy q: the most eectusi mscbine
in perfectly simple in construction and therefore
liable OF ores the with similar IN
admits perfect control and be graduated
adapted for any infant sucient for the
nec force impaired contiguous manner and with no
assistant in its and is In every respect perfectly
harmless.
Zach machine il compacy arranged with the battery aud
all appliances put in neat rosewood cases Ac-
full directions regarding its and
plIcation.
~ Owing to facilities possessed by the subscriber
the Graduated ghetto Machines sold prices equally
low those charged for inferior articles They can be rsad
iy sent to any part Of the country. - =,
Price of the 50 Sl2 and $ each according
size and flush; and each instrument is warranted
MANY Of the cures performed by this machine truly
wonderful Of them diseases Of the most tedious and
painful character known the medical profession In all
nervous complaints the effects almost msgical.
Physicians others cautioned against purchasing the
these machines under whatever they
will be found ofliftle value.
d &. MOORHEAD,
III lmsr l82 Broadway, New York.
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hsrm bris ali bound up Also schl LYDIA Pest YORK
Below tone supposed shs Ghe1.1fS ssoE I'm ia
sehs Enily Thompson, Ksene for Nassau, NJ; MARIA
Johnson N York; Joseph, Short Orleans va sauso.
nios Bangs. sd big. Bathurst, r:t1M sSS
Stsniou Paier Indies tim below where she had anchor
eds schr Emily Johnson. Terrell; York p., Ro.,on.
NORFOLK March 3Arr Vespaaisn, Brewer, poseon'
barLs Uipsey Allen do; Allloth, Dor do W,'acumeon
Robinson, do-reports ship Coumeu. Of Boston weal ~
C.Ioa, with Si; Of 0Iss syssu e..
PR; Mary, Tfeatnen, Boston; Bolivar Ba2ker Nantucket
Thompson. Brown, Boston; Ksnawha, Grant, doom Is
bark, LOui,ians Williams OH EmpIe KssI'T 90; 'en a
Cork brig Alvano, Baker Barbados Cd arr sehI John ~
ler Smith, aguez, PR; ,loop Fox Henry, e. tso,.
durirg the gale Of 18th Dec last for repairs Sid bs Mon
tag mr. Cork
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By Last Nights Southern HAL.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHiLADELrHIA March sd r M.
Arrived, brig Caspian Homer York schrs Sen Foster
Duncan do Splendid. Burt do; Danl Webster Delauo do
Fortune Avery do; Susan Rogers do Cleared shin New
Jersey, Wadswoh, Belfast Ireland; bark Prospect French
Cork reand schrs Brand ywne Stevenson Dghton Mass
Cicero Baker. York; Oregon, Feurnisr do; Meridian
Dsrhields Bait; Edwin Sutton, Newport via Wilmington
Del barges Patroon Wharton, York; Flying Dutchman
Biddle, do; Robert Bruce, Green, do.
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, March 3Arr brig Indus, Conn., Rio dc Ja
nsiro schrs John A Cock, Howard, Poncs, PR-saw on
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Foreign imuorr..,ona,

HAMBURG-Bark Frankln-2cs A II Brale-2 do d Null
ler1i do Il Smith col Lippold col H Boller-a
10 ksr x Mul man-N MulieT-53 Arenfeldt-2 bbs n
Az IA WIthu.-6 a bbls Sardis Sch,ds-l box Me
buhr-3 cks cs tiedler-3 cs d M Peyson-l r. Ru-
Capman-3 Des AIs Husses-i2 do .moksd beef hbls
haId-l do 4 Watson-2 Labree 4 Taves-2 4 BOuck--38
Grunenthal co-8FS Schlessinger-3 cs Dard-36
w Vanset X col do Mann ing Ko,ter-3 bbls r. u
Williams X col u Curtis-6 Puyser-i Livingston X
Welis-l Meyer Poppenneusen-83 cs b cks bills
order.
sAyANrLABg Gustavus-i7o log, mahog any 50 fus
tic Murray La pmsn.
SIR CRoII-Schry Whipple-l75 hhds sugar III bbs do
SO puns rum b De Forest X
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b.rrsls n As CO. Rye rlour-No sales. Whsat-looe
bnsbsls coed reds sold tbs opening Of the canal 1t
IaS cent? 10 less active and buyers hold
OF The only sale is 1000 bushels Pennsylvania yellow
at 90 cents in store, Rys-30o bushels Pennsylvania
sold at 30 cents, weight
ALBANY, March 4-Flour-The movement ID confined
sales to the trade, and Eastern orders. Grain
There considerable grain in the street to-day Sales
Of corn 81 IS cts rye, 50 cts OATS 10 cs barsy So
SO cts Sales made of 10 900 bushels barley at
20 to be delivered in Nsw Yosk before the 18th
May; 10000 do oats at a. cts to be delivered on same
and 10 600 do corn rs for So bs to he de-
livered in New York in all May.
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CUhl gas1ltClAL lNTELLlGENCE
Family ProyasiOu IarLst

Our prices remain pretty much as per last report
though many Of the butchers complain Of high pices
for their supplies with little profit For fine veal
have been dependent on Philadelphia, but at Centre
market there few quarters averaging IS or 30 lbs
and only six weeks DID, raised aud faened on Long Is
land equal II not superior to any fromBucks county,
Pennsylv ania. Some few shad from the South are
brought in but they not like North river fish
Smells plenty, and some few trout to be had Butter
anxously await the opening Of the Hadson for liberal
supplies.
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Domestic importation

New ORLEANsBrig Boston-32 hhds sugar 80 bbs molas
ses ID Morgan-363 hhds gar Suydam Son.
MoBILs-Brig Alabsma-l6 bxs Grace-85 hides 2 bales
skins Fort Bash bales cotton Merchant Hastings-
1853 do Coitl88 do DillInger Ames-z0 punham Al
len-8l Persse brooks.
CHARLEsroN-Brig Detrot-l60 bsles cotton w Phelps
10 do yarn M Stebn-l30 ts rice 10 order-23 hhds
ale Reed X col case Fowler-9 pkgs lnness.
CHARLEsroN-Bg Helles pont-225 bale, cotton Spoford
Tileston &eo2oo do Post8i do spfague, Robinson
so do w Wall Of Providence-32 do Z Murry, Of Prov
dence
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from NO. st liberty TO name that psscs
be concluded and that soon AZ we take tho cas-
s and hence Col Benton was nominated as MaJsr Gen
eral though 10 he Minister IN dis
guise Allied to top Of hispockets with money and en-
10 enter treaty BY the time he
Crux the President and the cabinet think the Mexicans will
be wssry of the war to tsrms The dfty thou
sand dollars appropriated In the civil and diplomatic bill
to enable the President 10 friendly relations and
which was sgreed to without dissent by any body in
either house. can, necessary. be expended in the
ploy menI OF o. Two Civilians, or commissioners, to
follow the camp Of the Major General, the sppropra-
ton given without further specification than have
mentioned And this We are privately informed by q
fast friend Of the President, will be done.
Benton Is not Lieutenant General in name but he il
in fact He cannot, 1t In true take away the chief
command OF the army from Scott but he is superior In
combination Of power-the /" purse, sword and olive.
branch" Scott will be told through Major General Ben.
ton what course the President wishes him to cursue
whatever Msjor General Benton recommends will be
sanctioned by the President In fact. everything that
Major General Benton intends to do is already known,
and has the executive inprimafur.
Apart from what we have said, the Major Generals
character the fact that he 10 proud to be in
erer to Scott Taylor; he would not be controlled by
or the orders as be admits he told the
President he would only goo Mexico TO carry out his
own plans, part OF which was the sword and olive
branch policy, and all the necessary preninares Tor
the conclusion of treaty FELIX.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every Gay, Price cents per copy-s7
rs per annum-psyabie in advance.
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ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published on the
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In advance Advertisements should be written in plain
legbe The Proprietor viii notbe responsible for
errors that in them.
PRINTING of all kinds executed beautifully aud with
despatch.
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e,tsb shment must be paid the postage will be do
Quoted from the subscriptiop money RENTED.
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Proprietor Of the
NEw YoRK HERALD EsIAshisHMgrr,
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Sales OF Stocks mt Boston.

MARCH t-BRoxERs' BoARp.-25 shs Norwich and Wor-
arod Dix rs do, Six, 30 DIS, int; $50 do 5y6
e d. 81 10 d., e So' si2d css 2, dos%;o sa,
so do, 32z 100 do 522s IS do 49, % do So, d; do
53 100 ueading Railroad, 20 9l6 Eastern Railroad,
10 East Boston Go, lax.
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PhIladeIphin Cattle market.

Offerings OF the week comprise $50 head Of beef cattle
including $50 taken to New York; 100 cows and calves
SEQ swine. and so sheep. Pricss-B eeves all sold
$50 for fresh $l2 S26 for springers and 81 si4 for
dry cows swine-sales range at 81 SIN the 100 lbs
Sheep may be quoted at 81 81 each. in quality with
fair sales Hay off briskly at 10 sOc the cwt
for good timothy, and straw at SSk sex the 100 bun
dies.
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Southern Cotton e1arket,

New ORLKAS., Feb ae-There has been an active in
and little has yet trsnspired. Sales 1900 bales
CHARLEsroN, March 2.-The Upland market was
well attended Yesterday with adequate good feeling
on the part of buyers The sales reached about 2700
the latter for an extra hDe qualify