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100 bbis Picked Hams at eass cents 100 bbls Shout
ders ca Lard in fair request sales 100 bbis at
~ 100 kegs at lO and 100 bols Interior at - cents
Exports from LIST 90 seth March beef lJo9 bbls Pork,
1878 do Lard 1929 kegs
GROcERIEs-For che laS hree doys-The stock of
Brazil Coffee 10 reduced very low and OF the other de-
scriptons II Is moderate The market this account
Is firm with fair demand Sales OF 1000 BAGS Brazil
At "a 0s cents 1900 Laguayra received coastwse ia
6 100 Sumars, 7d74 800 Java, east for green and
"a for white mos and 300 ST Domingo, g.. cash.
Muscovado sugars with large stock. have been dull
but prices have not varied Cube Box in moderate
supply the recent arrivals having been freely taken for
refining and consumption The sales but 800 bxs
Brown Havana az 6id7l cents and OF Museovado. 40
hhds Orleans. ran go Porto Rico. u ds 800 Gu
bs, 7U7l and 200 81 Croix, esd9l, The Mo-
asses market is inactive Tor Ill descriptions and for
Cuba especially lis very duh The ssles include
20 of Matanzas for refining at q cents 100 hhd Car
denas &c. in lots 2312i according 10 quality Is Por.
10 Rico 80 and 100 bbs New. Iberia, 80 mos.
OlLS-The sales Of Whale for export include 10000
gallons al 33l cents 800 bbls at the Eastward. on
terms not made public and for home use, $4,000 bbs
Crude Sperm in the country continues light say 21]O0
bbls Last sales NJ the East 81 0Jdl o. Unbicached
Spring commands ~ 10 end Winter, ~ II. 4 mos.
Linsecd American, about 10000 gallons have changed
hands al ~ 20 cents cash II is firm the latter
rate for English the stock Of which is light e2dsj is
demanded.
FlsH-The market is well supplied with Dsy Cod,
and sales have been made Of 1900 quintas green al
80 3I1 ana OUU 40 ofy ana IN EOOd Oruer ri 80 -.
Mackere are in better demand, and holders are
firm; 400 bbs changed hands at $40 7jGll for Halifax
No l. and $707 - for No .. zoo bxs Scaled Herring
sold at S51s73 cents and parcel Of Gibbed 10 arrive
brought So o. Salmon are held firm at our quotations
FRUIT-The sales include 2oo) bxs Bunch Rsisins a,
81 s., mos.
IRON-Owing to a scarcity Of best No / American
Pig Scotch sells freely al S}l and in instances,
s32 mos has been paid for iayorite brands English
Bars may be quoted 500, mos. 100 tons SgeGes sold
from ship, but the precise terms have not TRANSFERRED
LEAD-A lot OF 1900 pigs Lower Mine Missouri has
been sold 81 H. 30 days last sales soft 81 % equal
10 cash.
TOBACCO--There Is a good demand fer ane quail.
tiles of the various descriptions but these are scarce
the stock is very small consisting chiefly Of the
lower grades.
BEESWAX-Amercan Yellow remains dull at q
cents cash.
HEMP-ln Foreign, we have sales to notice
American has been in small supply for time past
IS bales dewrotted sold at $50 aud 81 do inferior
dressed. Sl65 6 mos.
HIDES-Sales 1000 Southern, about 10, discount Oh
for cash and 400 green sailed Savannah supposed
cents moe
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coMMKRCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Ter ,oiss Of Stocks. 81 sea Foayh Pass.
wYDxyTDAy r

"WEDNESDAY, T. NJ
There continues to be moderate business doing
.s,osts and prices are wi,hou, much change. The
-. from Gen. Taylor had strengthening effect on
he market
This being steamer day there is more doing, and
..rsrket has advanced to per cent for leading bills,
!, h,eb considerable sales were made. The late pur.
s..es have swept the market of cheap bills Francs
.klSa3f5t. The market closed firm.
r,eiehts are rather dull and declining. ConsId.
...Ns engagements were made TO Liverpool At - and
s,a bu, Ia other shipments there was no activity The
..,,ber Of vessels offering is larger.
TIE exports OF Domestic Goods from stto 30th
.,eh have been 1000 bsles There is change to no.
IN these goods and the quantity selling is not very
lggc. All. $1,000 L., A.. CHI.
"a, psr,y from unofficial but probably from correct
..,,ees shows immense results. Reduced to bushels
die aggregate shows an export OF over fifteen millions
.,d quarter Of bushels. OF this than two thirds
have been shipped since Is, Jan:
snort Of Breadstufs from the L. States 10 Great Britain
and Ireland from Sept ], ls46, to March q, lsi7;
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Urn GOODS.

DRY GOODS-Selling Out 10 Close concern tn,,os,
Ut KELLOGG CO 100 0Ieen~ls . ., Sios.
Cortland and Dey sts being obliged 10 Irinv,e ~ 49,
bir IN sness y The fret Of May, Will offer their deta
lie stock of fancy staple dry goods at such prices a.
ske n an Object for oil who want bargains 70 CALI neI
siock consists principally Of staple goods ana nave All pes
sonht al the loves rates and many Of them VIII DC sod
much lower Than cost; among which may be found aarg
io OF beautiful small figured De Lans at ID per yafd
lot of DO At L. and Is Cd lot printed French Lawns
- per ward large stock Of Beaehed Shirngs from I'd
10 is per yard Linen Goods of all kinds al y per cent De
low usual price lot Of Cashmere shawis wool m1oes
Al AZ also lot Of very fine and rich patterns do al wool
Al All 50; also lot Of splendid patterns printed Thbe
do do At 8 - This Is no humbug as those who eve Us
a call will find. ;. T. htLLOou ~
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ARRIVED.

Packet ship Siddons Cobb I'm Liverpool Feb IA mdse'
60 L X Collins March 10, David Evans, OF Wales,
seaman fell from the nzen opsa yard and died in ak
hours after Six passengers died on the passage Jo'
steerage passengers ,, IN
Packet ship Yorkshire, Bailey, I'm Liverpool Feb ~
mdse TO II Marshall.
ship Far West Brard, I'm Liverpool Jan 81, mdse to
Davis Brooks & Co. The w T has experienced sue
cesson of Westerly gales during the passage feb d.
lat 40 TO- lon A. 49, passed large ship standing to the
Westward with the loss of forcopgallant mast and Jb
boom March 90 la, Al 81, Ion 65l, spoke schr Enter
prize from Halifax for Philadelphia 2'h lat 30 o. Ion
6ss passed number Of empty barrels and several new
boards supposed TO have been the deck load OF some
vessel washed of In the late NV gale
Brig Lancet Mitchell, l6 DIS i'm ST Marks cotton &c
TO Nesmith & Walsh.
French brig Leone, Curbe 90 DIS FIN Rochelle, brandy
&C to T NicOll.
Schr John Manlove. Collins ds I'm Delaware, corn,
Schr Joseph Lybrand, Til, . DIS I'm Newoerh NJ
corn.
schr Adelaide, Slocum, de I'm Bedford, oil.
Below ship and bark unknown. Wind NNW
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NORGE PIG IRON-2Oo loos cssreosi rig ir0O' a.
se''e~' SHERMAN L MORRIS, % brosdse
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SrnsraI Notices.
Fa rmcrs' Library and Monthly Journal OF Az
ricHiture, for April, 1s47,
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON FRIDAY APRIL ?
CONTESTS or Tan AFRn svMsEa.

Eagrarisgs and Hlusirati0H4.
Md Lothian Currie Plow- Sie,i) Facsimile Leaer
Of Gen. Washington.
An iiEshaPed Turnip The Tsnkard Turnp Hurdles or
Flakes setlor conhning Sheep Tunips Steep Net
or couhning Steep TurniPs; The Shepherds Wood
Mslet; The Driver The Shepherds Knot, by which a
Net Is fastened TO Stake Tie Sheep Straw Hay
Rses The Turnip Picker in The Of cutting Of The Top
root and pulling up the Shell OF The Turnip The best
form ofTurnp Picker Objectionable DO. TurnipTToUgh
for sheepeeding; Mode Of Occupying TarnipLand With
Sheep; Oileake Corn Box for feeding Sheep. Floor Of
Movable Shed for Sheep on Tanips side-eeyston Of
do; End-eevauon Of do Floor o two short Movable
Sheds for Sheep Turuipss sdeelevson Of do. wiki q
Scale Of Feet; Outside Sten sheltered by Planting I;
Double ste sheieTed by Planting Form Of Sell recon-
mended By Mt Fa.Ibarn; The Ancient slels lnsde Cir
cusI sle surrounded with Planning Circular sie hted
Up with Hsy-rscksi The RendiDe Frame 10 Hurdle
making; Position Of the Stubs and Standard 10 do Square
Staple and Stool in do The Hurdle The FsHsrd Baton,
aud Tomahswk Ia Hurdle-msking; Fold-Piicher Ia
Hurdle setting; The Lever TuInipsoeI for Sheep Front
and side Views Of The Cutters Of do; wheelbsrrow
TufnpScer for sheep; Section OF the Dick and Hopper
Of do; Cross Cutters Of the DIX Of DO; The Corn Box
for Sheep Tunips Vertical Section Of the Interior Of
do; Fac Smile Of Sir John Sinclafs Autograph.
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CT, Britain 4 Ireland.

Counterfeit bills purpertng to be IS Of the
Merchants Bank Norwich, Conn. J. w. White
Cashier, William Williams, President have appeared.
They are evidently altered from a Western bro.
hen bank On the left end three figures repre-
.sptpa Mercury Plenty and the Mechanic arts and on
The sh end are two agricultural yiews-one above ard
he other below. The words CONNECTICUT, and The
President Directors Co. at the top, and Norwich at
the bottom Of the b-sppear TO have been put on with
common type. Plate Of Rawdon. Wright g. Hatch
The Housatonic Railroad Company have de
caei dividend Of four per cent the preferred cap
ia, payable on the 10th April The National Bank
semi sanual dividend OF three and hall pei cent pay
able 10th April.
The following semi annual dividends will be paid
At the Boston Banks ON Monday next April 5 Atlas,
3per cent; Atlantic, 81 Boston - Boylston, City,
3; Columbiana 3 Eagle. 3: Freoman's, 4 Globe, "a ;
Granite g. Hamilton, 81 Market ~ Massachusetts,,
Mechanics, 4; Merchants, 81 New England North,
.; shswmut Shoe and Leather Dealers, State,
Suffolk, Traders, 3; fremont, 3; Union, 81 Wash
tgon. 3-total s6230OO Amount last October, $685..
ooo Excess from last October, $4,000.
We understand that the semi annual interest due
on the let Of April the Morris Canal bonds will be
promptly paid In full. These bonds amount to 100000
and bear an interest of per per annum Ss 900
annually
The election held on Tuesday for the choice OF
thirteen Directors of the Pennsy vana Railroad Com
rny resulted In favor OF the regular ticket which
previously agreed upon by majority Of the stockhod
and approved by the Philadelphia City Councils
The following the names of the gentlemen elected
Thomas p. Cope g. v. Merrck, Robert Tolsnd, Thomas
7. Lea David s. Brown. James Magce, Richard D
Wood. Stephen Colwell, George w. Carpenter Chris
tan Z. spapgler, William G, Corbit Henry C. Pater
son John A. Wright
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RnNNEr AND CAP RIBBONS.

TINE SUBSCRIBER has hand the largest assorl
OF Bonnet aud Cap Ribbons 10 befound 10 Inc elly NO
second hoor OF his establishment being devoted enifey 70
Thai purpose Many Of the styles are 81 his own gehg
up and imported exclusively for his own trade To NOSE
who have never examined mis- stock hs would say eau
before YOU purchase As ribbons are an hIlcle oithne
Ali who has dealt In them know hal II hey have me IehI
STYLES and at the right prices sales are reasy made
pursuing this he has built up inc argts DpOn
In The city, To hose who have never b0ughqhelr noDons
of the subscriber be would say that bis customers anos.
invariably tell him that The ribbons they get OF m sell M
and are he cheapest they buy The reason the admitted
fact that his stock 10 selected win The bes Ase ana u vac
LARGEST and cheapest In the city All VI which can soon DC
demonstrated TO the satisfaction OF any one who VIII eau
ana examine IT, He has also large assortment oil MILL
merry and other fancy silk goods, that are equally worthy
the attention Of the trade The subscriber taken s oc
cssOn 10 saw that any Of the above named goods &c
cannot nor viii no. be uadersO.d. Il NJ. STEVENS,
ms M&Thsf ~ Beavei.sI neaI Iesls
nINTAIOONs-We are IN receipt OF an extensive
assortnent OF the newest styles OF French, Engsh ana
German cassimeres which we would commend 10 me al
enon OF those who proved the truth Of our asser
tons in reference the superior and make OF Psns
looms we are enabled furnish and 10 such as nave no
given ,hsm a trial would repeat the assurance ma
hose requiring it, combining ease snd elegance can DC
suited Al 81 Broadway. WIN. T. JENNINGS co.
ID3o isif biaPo'' GU i
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Carpetines.
NEW CARPETING
And Floor OIL Cloths.
SHAW & CARTER,

"A peaJI- IfTofi, mar Ih1fannl
UUAyING BY RECENT IMPORTATlONS,a and by con
signments from some of tie most established Manu-
curers In the country received extensive assortment
Of he newest aud most desirable style Of me above au
cies respectfully invite the attention oil Merchants anu
dealers 10 their splendid stock consisting IN paIl OIL
Extra saxony and Tapestry VELVET CAhfEIlros'
brussels and Tapestry Brussels Of superior quAIyeo
SPLENDID Ply, manufactured 10 ordeD o.
Double super, (of unusual texiure) 90
n.Pa.E Roysl Ty,i'led and plain Venelans do.
Table ard Piano Covers, IA varied sssorImenD
Window Shades, Of all patterns.
Rugs unsurpassed 10 quality OF tho richest coofa
Stair Rods, Of every description
ALSO,
Plaia and Figlged Mri,ings, Of al Ssdta'.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
To their stock OF which particular attention - soheea.
every care having been taxed 70 render II unsurpassed 10
quality, variety and richness Of patterns.
To Hotel Keepers PuryeyOrs for seamooais a. wei s'
In Fames-it confidently believed that this esIaosn,
,nent aofds facilities in selection, 10 every department OF
the business, rarely equaled. Ml9 SmeOIlo
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NEW CLOTH STORE.



ys,uE SUBSCRIBERS have formed cO-parinefship,
i nndeT thfs6rm OF PINKNEY CLARK, and have taken
the store IA MAidcnan where they intend keeping con-
santy on hand good assortment Of French Engsh ana
German Cloths fancy Cassmeres OF he newest syies
Vesfings DrIlinrs Serges &c also merchant taofs
Trimmings all Of which will be offered al yery ,sdGeed
nr,ces JAMES H. PlNkNEf,
roSi t,yis JAMES IL. CLARK.
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NEW SPRING CARPETINGs.


10. 49, PcGTI-SfTcrf, tHear hadt'en'l -.
IIAVE RECEIVED, by bate arrivals lfon baIopS, =
II are and reh assortment Of The following ehOce OH'
petlngs. go. -.,,..,. .,d Ia
saxony Velvet and Tapestry Carpets patterns sno 40
dos entirely new-neyer before offered ID THIS county
snd framed Brussels Carpets
Rich Sply, new shadngs, do
Double super super and exIrs hne DO.
Dsrrssk Royal Twi.ed and Plain venetian
Window Shades, Table and Piano Covers nj ,-,.,s,
Drugcets Rugs Mas, &c. &c Alec, neayy VI C.Sus,
fron 10 "a feet vide together win Arge ot o. Snsap
Goods which particular attention Is called. ao 1a.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETlhS a.
S,WTTH a IOlJNSBERY 40 Pearl-st toPposte VIII
- lam are now daily recsiyng uler supplies o. CIPes
ines &c Tor the Spring trade-snong rhhn se .a.se
Iremey low prices -. T.. "a -. ,,.,d
Bru CarpeIing. patterns les 10 - per saho
spy Imperial. new patterns, IS 70 lts per yAfos
Double and superfne Ingram, new pal D. 70 Z.
Txtra fne aud fre lngsA,a new patterns, Ss - o.
Common Irrrain. n IS ~ nj color-, "a toSs
Also large assortment d Floor Oh Cloths from 70 "a
ssst vide Rags DuggeIs, MalLings table and piano Co
yer. ard general assortment OF al Other articles con
nected with The trade extremely low No lnls
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IIEAKEU.
Ships Europe Frisbic. Liverpool c II Marshall one
da, Funk Havre, Boyd liincken; Ambassador, Had
Leigh, Havrc, Boyd & Hincken.
Bark Magdalen Dodge, Apalachicola, X Post
Brgs Eliza, Lockwood 81 Crox, De Forest Co
George, Yates Charleston Buckley; Lawrence Trues
dell Toole Waterford, Richardson & Watson.
Schrs Cornelia Faulklin, Boston; Laura Jane, Della
no N Nrleans J Elwell Il Co; NJ NJ klotts Chase, Bos
ton. Pioneer, Grifhng Providence Friend, Crowell
Boston; Merrill Strong, Baltimore MAILER Lord
John Compton, Sharp, Brazos &c; Forest kirg Kelly
Curacao Foster kickerson; Idea, Trimmer Galveston
sloop Rhode Island, Hail. Providence.
Barge Albany, Mare Philadelphia
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CARPETS

CARPETS
RErAuEp AT WHOLESALE FRCEs. -
V,HE VERY BEST double sup Carpets tol o. gooo ~,
wool Carpets 3a Oh Cloths, old and hard from 20 ~
feet wide "a lOs- best qualify Every ane'e " INC
trsde equally low ,.ror
11o PFaFISTREET, NETWORK,
being extensively engaged In he manufacture aho
tattoo OF CARPETS Rugs Ouggets, nc VII now sell neg
Tor essh Al retail al their extensive Warehouse 40
a. Ioy az any manufacturer or importer can sell the
same quality Of goods Ia the ned states srea' va
riety OF auction goods always 10 store very low. -
anime our stock which 10 uIpessed IN extent qusnly
syle and variety Of patterns 40 alower prices man any
establishment IL this city. no In-o--o
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A ." case: mem: .ad boys 2p pssEsd :.
" n JONEs, Aueiioassr. credit
b Tnafsdsy April l. lot csosh = .1 so essss Of
aosfa q. rsL sse ess snd desirable eo'Ss s
vii fnd lhs above GALS w9fssy ~ ,sssrys m3i MS.
on NO ea-e 1877 -. sU0g9 cheap foF cssh--A CLAT-
roots AN s!,,' sny ~ sssirs ohsp o! vale:
DLi go e..s nsd' so2' end ''.sAs S sie 'o e.
1899 '% !. s.a a. 90
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SIX PARTS OF DOMBEY AND SON,
GRATIS. TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS, who remit ne -
VI In advance (possge free for years subscription
to MORRIS AND WlLLISS HOME JOURNAL, we
will send elegant edition. IN the book form, with all is
engrsvngs far published OF DOmbey and SON gratis
Office Of publication l07 Ful,oust GEO r MONKS
n3l Iwis ~ P. WILLIS.
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fats.

rly spring style Of Hats.-BlRp, corner Of fine
and invites the attention OF his customers and
The public to the new style Of HAS for Spring
He soucils an examination Of the same conhoen' "a'
the elegant proportions OF the new pa'iern WIZ oOiSH'
their appreciation. BIRD eo'He' o o.
m2 7weodls-TuTh&S Naseoun'
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Markets.. Carefully rtpOrkd for The Tribune.

AsHES-In Pearls we hear of but little doing OF
Pots 50 bills sold at ~ si The stock in store on the
26th amounted to Q57 bbls Pots and 943 do Pearsto
ae,her 1900 bbls 1t Is now probably 900 bbs less.
Export from LIST to 30th March Ola bbs Pots Pearls,
none. -
COTTON-The sales to-day have been about lVoO
bales Prices Arm al the following quotations:
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SALES on REAL ESTATE

BIZ Halliday 4 MD,ler-House and lot $40 Peerlst 25x
90 $500; do. de-. 81 Crossst 3sx36. $1,000. do do.
@3 Wsterst 10 sx70. $3.50 do do 655 do. do 81 10
DO do 637 do do 600 do. do. 323 Frontst do Sl775
BY J. ~ IfiLer-House and lot ON Fifty first extend
ing 10 fifty .secondst between Second and Third
svenue< 200
Nv A. j. Bleck0-lQ0 shares Firemens' lns. Co.s
stock SJ9; 50 do Howard Fire Ins. Co. do. $50.
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6ouses for Sale.

ur. s.xTU WARD PROPERTY for sale.-Will
Us3 be sold by A. j. BLEECKER, Aacuonser al me re
6 Merchants Exchange, on the 9th OF April ls4I al u
the valuable loI and premises situate on e cor.
er OF Duane Cross and Centre sts being about - lee'
'front.' and rear aud about &C feet deep f9r
apply 10 the anctoneer, or " PiNNE BUhkiLL; VA
sai-sL -
a~yIIUtHI.E FARM FOR sALE-Conssling
H f about IS acres in tue OF While Palns
s@ chester Co. one and half miles from me Harlem
Railroad Depot The land 10 OF me nfs' qua"y' a""
good orchard on the premises Apply 10
JAMES LAWRENCE, on the premises
Al 0au9wWks-
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FLOUR AND MEAL-There Is quite good demand
for Tlour on the spot from the trade and the stock be-
ipg now very much reduced the holders OF the little
here have been enabled to obtain an advance ana Gen
esee Is now held 81 IS al 37 and indeed no west
ern we believe can be had below 81 -. Inc saiee
have been 1900 to 1000 bbls at ~ lssG' Sls ince1s
500 fancy Al a. 3D. lot of $50 bos Indiana via New
Orleans sold at 81. 10 arrive we hear OF JOV Cly
Western in Msy at Sc 25 and 800 to arrive on tne open
ing Of the River a. 49, To arrive In June the asking
rate ia So There are rumors oil very large opedaos
having been made 10 arrive In May and June on French
account Some OF the reports place these opersuoIs
ss high as 10000 bbs more than have been repor'eu
We tbink that there have been transactions 10 some
consde able extent For Southern there continues 10
b good inquiry and the sales are 1000 or 5OV Dds
Georsetown and Philadclphs sold at 81 50. part 70
arrive Meal rather quiet with sales ZOO bbls Jersey
asa 1904 ga The shipping List ssys The sales IN
thu market since the lst inst are about :0OOOO bbis
Western Flour here and 10 arrive SOOoV 90 soutnern
and l26500 do Corn Meal Export HSin is' W S0'n
March, 779l9 bbls Wheat Flour.
GRAIN-There IL fair demand for Wheat and we
hear of sales 5000 bush Red at i5 and lOOO DO jersey
Il III cents for milling. Corn continues ia ian re-
quest with but little Offering on the spot ioho" nas
an upward tendency. Tho sales In the aggregate
5000 bush including 5000 bush southern White ~ CO.
1000 do mixed at 81 and 60 10 10000 bush sooinern
Jersey and Northern Yellow 5d96 part 10 arrive IN
= short time Rye was 90 cents 10 arrive with et Of
fsred IA Nav Oats firm at 4ld43 for Jersey 943 Tor
River sales 1900 bush Southern at 40 cents, TX
ports from LAT 10 3Oth March Corn llss2iO bush /;
Whest s2789 do; Rye. 1859 do Barley oZSo 90
osts. rs s35 do.
wHsKy-The market IL nominally q cents Tor bols'
with small supplies
PROvIslONs-Oid Pork Is steady with very litile
doing The market IL nominally Sl2Gh We notice
sales 10000 % Lelsnds' Bacon dry salt 81 ~ Genus
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In ship Far Vest, from Liverpool-Rev Mr. McDermot
Rev Mr. Carroll, Mr. Edward Cusick, Master Patrick Gu
sick and 234 in the Storage
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r<,r Uo.n,orable Uat.-Spriug style.-WArsoS
y IL chathsm-sI are now ready 10 supply uer Gus
toners with his beautiful style Of Hat and lney
insnecion particularly 10 their STA HAS
t s mi sSceed II equaled. by any hats In bIoaawa
or ut Of il They are offered at . per cent less a1
way prices-a recommendation 70 lne i, The brm
chaser hiler constantly in attendance, 70 sun VIZ jim
or form of the hat TO the taste OF he wesiei'
'" ~ ,ssodis WATSON L co. l54 ChAthanl-sl
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sTEPHEss's Book OF THE FaRN--(cOntnued)
Drawing and Storing Turnips, concluded, CO. Feeding
Sheep TurDps in Winter, profusely illustrated 81
Driving and aughiering Sheer,
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Arrivals Of Produce, &c. by the New.York
md Erie Railroad .....L r. CiaTkson, dgeRf.

RpsTted 'Pe1ially 7or Tie NeIo- York 7Tibune
WEDNESDAY, March 81.
Barge Samuel Mdrsh-2 bbls eggs, Beach & Green
wood tubs butter, box sugar, N Houston q bbs
nouT to order bags meal H; tics butter sheep,
box eggs, i'll calves Capt Leeds 50 DO tubs butler,
bbs eggs, Capt King; 81 calves sheep, Is bs butter,
Capt Dill 10 calves Browns ITO dc, 70 tubs butter
pkgs do, Jennings Thompson l0e calves, Coleman
81 do u tubs butter 80 bags rye w Clark 81 calves "
tubs butter, 10 bags rye -four Doson bxs chars,
Miller rolls, sack leather, Moore bxs goods, Mel
con, Holbrook Co cr hair l. Finch 10000 boards,
0ogory; ly7 sides leather r Tremane; bxs goods,
Weiniore bbls goods Beach Y rolls leather Bull
lard Co; 1874 bds twine Quackenbush; box goods,
Fisk bbls do, Waldo 10 bds steel, PeIson Co;
box goods, Stebbns; Is bbs apples, ID Clark lot
pig iron, w II Townsend do do, Tbbits 10, chip tim.
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L Newark Indis Rubber Manufacturing Co. % ~
sas he largest a1d besi Of India knoDeI
70 be found In The country consisng OF every "A
ades' and geufemens Overshoes N use, m.5 ~,
nom Goodycar's Patent" metallic rubber, 80. "
20 sfen viii The cold or be Affected ~ Ins ,,oot
Also, every description Of ARD ~. "a 70
soof, Ia uss " holes.ls and retail. pesc.s
al Nd cIsuns oar ftocs before prfcnsin< ~, ,.,,
warehouse 81 Nsdcn-lans.