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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

WnMor our FOR Vas BUREN.-It has been
stated that Hon. Mr.. WILMoI, OF the Bradford Dis
trict, was supporting Gen. Cass Tor the Presidency
Such is, however, not the fact. Mr.. Wllmot ad-
heres firmly to the principles OF his celebrated Pro
viso-he IS now, as ever opposed TO the extension
of Slavery into free territory, and for that reason
cannot and will not support Mr.. Cass. who IS the
pledged advocate Of Southern interests and South
ern measures, and especially IN this Slavery 6usi-
ness. Mr. Wilmot promptly contradicted the false
rumor. as will be seen from the subjoined extract
Of letter. written by him to friend q Published
in the Elairq Gazette, an able and efficient sup
porter OF Mr. Van Buren, for the Presidency
JUSE -, l54s.
Ny DEAR FRIESD You have been misiniorned. !
shall support Van Buren, with the whole strength Of ny
patriotism and D. all in my power TO get up an eeeto-
RAJ ticket for him in Pennsylvania
Nv motto is fight 10 the last on TINS great question
expect Polk will buy up enough in Congress 10 pass
something which they intend to call C0HproHse, TO
i've slavery about half twothirds Of the acquired
territory intend 20 give them notice that VIII nitro
dnce bill 70 "reDeai any such act snd so lar nom
producing Quiet i viii be bat the commencement Of
agitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

ARREST FOR LBEL. - YESTERDAY Afternoon
+ 4 e luison, sias Ned Bunt.ne Sas taken into Gus
'ody On sc6arse preferred ,unst him by John Caro-
I'm, aas dirty faced Jack iol ibelng his character IN
KY paper recently issued called Nsi Baa'iias's
or. bearing o. ne case n tske place ihi. isy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

CAS- IN WiscoSsIS.-The following not very
a'<rns language is held by the Southport IassrepA
S>e) Of the tn inst We feel confident that before
ee day Of election comes round Csss viii not have
forss guard left In the eastern part Of the Terrific
~ provided the Presen, open friends Of Free Territory
ssest the csrnestness Of their purpose By continued
1ertoa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

TEXAS ISpiANs-Maj. r. :. Neighbors, Indian
ayent arrived ia town on Friday from Torrys trading
house. He reports everything quiet among our red
brethren Jose Maria the Csddo chief PAID the Ma
jor visit some time since and appeared muen ineen'
ed al tae killing of the boy belonging TO his une ~
portion of Captain Johnson's Company some tnree
month, ago and intimsied that unless rePsrahon was
made he should seek satisfaction" MAJ y succeed,
ed in pacifying him until the matter could DC inquirer
into.
Santa Anna, the Camsnche chief was recently IN the
vicinity Of the trading house with about two thousand
Of his people. lie appeared entirely pAchc spoke Of
his visit Austin and ais talk with the Governor,
with which he much pleased but did not relish me
idea OF being furnished with escort to conduct him
shove the chalk line he denominAtes the frontier
line of posts tA1stin Dcmorrst 2fih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
~ Water.Care tabIIshmeni, oyss

e Water-Cure Esta ollshueni, vyS,sf pay,
4 r 5 miles from HeyYork.-JoEL SEW, Nd snitoi
a. Ee EDITOR Of the WaierCure Journal. and The earliest
xme-can practitioner u the mode, and Dr.. p. RooF,
80 ouud OF Pnessnz receive patients az above Pas
sac weez days per steamboat CrOton \ z. NJ Fulton
49,, je3 Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
CITY ITEMS.
WrpvrspAY Ju'yia. lsls

THE SrttvEF.-Bya change On the order OF sal.
Ins the lrnship Rserrr % leave Liverpool on
the .,h INST Tor ais port instead Of the ETare. which
had been previously announced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

NC--W sniec .snraecisie.y, SIX sr'ot
~ icsn Young laales The dress, v<etie rlAHus
sad CLOAK making They must be neal sewers fof pau
cllzTs inquire Is Beecsef.sl je5 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

NxTA>TTD-By young lsay Who hss osd macn eA-
w pereuce IA teaching situation a. govsrness ~ Pr
vale family or In ad seminary. she teach Ers IN.
Fr-rch ard music As scA plain ant ornamental needle
work TIE most gnrxcepaoasole Guy references can %
given bid, a 10 moral character and literary cspAll Ap-
- iyls s. ruThSass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Phrenologi-ts and Publishers, FowLERs Il
WELLS, Clinton Hall. III NassSu-st Y


~ Delta Phi COnyeDfiOn.-The General Conyen-
of the Delta PHI Society viii be held In the City Of New
York on Thursday the nh, and Friday 18Th OF july 1919
The Delegates requested To assemble at the National
Hotel IN Cortland St on Thursday evening Al o'clock
Members Of the Society cordially invited 10 attend
luII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
!. ~ neutrality-suspicious. / LoUTREL. n

DLANK.BOOKs.-F FRANCIS LoOTkEL.
hvssen.laIe. manufacture superior sccounioooks,
bsh they viii sell In quantities TO ssf purclssen a. ow
prices whtingpapes so.o ps1s .lv s
color stationery articles both fancy and staple, eongn.
ng large assortment. many Jew styles Dealers snd az
sock a n Msiden lane. Ijys n FRANCIS LoUiEEis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

GOODWIN'- KOOFING.-Oid 10 roofs msae
uught for q per foot New roofs Of rougn paIk
covered for 81 roof twenty squares for - %
per square, and warranted GOodwn's Patent hydro
Pneumatic Cement sheathing makes handsoine cheap
gh and durable roof nssr pitch gravel used IN 10
a5plicafion References and specimens a COODWlN5
Cbs,.b.-s 80 VUs,r4r 80 zen I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

TO TEACHERS.-wari person 70 purchase he
furniture ard apparatus ci nstclass cchoo IA one Of
the tnesi situations u brookyn The lcckln = equally
siauI from The south ard Fulton Ferres Nune lut os-
ot tie highest qlnncatons need Apply Ire addressed
po.fpat % NJ II. Box So Brooklyn o OF % n Il. Tuh
ane Ofhce vii receive immediate stenion. jyl9S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
r,,o TuR WATCH TRADR.-A watch impofte,

U would be gsd SECURE the services OF young nan,
twenty or reuyne years Of sge Of good character ad
business habs. Ia he opacity Of traveller and cefA he
must Dee accIsOmtl 20 ,e business sni ID pfactcSl t
extent would be fered On, her saa y Ia sny cnse M,
enga eent would BE- made good one 70 an scerped AZ.
pCsnt address postpaif. giving particulars q and
reiesencesl boz l2f5, Guy Post Once Comm0nc suons
considered confidential yiBS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

AWFUL ghetto Powder, for The
de.tncton Of al kinds Of lEsecs, cockToschss mofns
sns dee nsketoes bed bugs and various other lnssss
Also Pills for the destruction OF ras and mice rithin
minutes afer being thrown gheir vicinity warsns 81
without poison Pree. fssk box. 80 cts Ins pcosf
has been amned By the Medical Faculty or Frsnco M
"a sseden AID Deusuark from all q whom he PROVIDED
ith ample testimony Of 10 superior eaexcy n.'P%
Derof 20 RroaawaY liyl1 wi y LIO.s = "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
WANTS.

N4rAsTED-A few active yoons 80 so1th or
w West TO agents for he sac q and popois,
.nous-e,ll over and acove lt-iF VII -
nsurri 10 them n wiring, with an opportunity Of ceafng
ii - ,rf yrzT Some now IN employ Vii 90
iouh make over = coo per yea, eIeH OF al expenses
r,rh usr vii have hs district II VII 30 necessary fof
ibsr 10 hsve Al east ffon e25 81 70 obtain good hns
-, 4only !. FRENCHis Publishing Hal, 20 Broadway,
10 .,.rs cce OF ths Flag o. Union Al letter. n9sf
b. uosnGi. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
/. RRsPECrABLE YONG WAY. fror 81

y sh Coony, II DESTROYS Of ooi&3nns employ soris
rarrarf house IN this CITY, IA Ccnmi house pre-
ferres) lie has a knowledge Of accounts and Wriies
cool aand he would make hinsei generally gsei 10 al
fr ,r s moderate salary and orld - Ase.y 20
as nee some business inCmhs nsrve place TO any persos
vt..n s service. he coud give The hes; reference ID
re.. e-fer 20 M care Of Messfs Greeley NcEirah,
rnIllna O-hcn. Nl1 lNtlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

cS0O CBALLENGg.-Socss 70 g.. sso Cue u. mss =
- ,s.nra Sysing Tailoring, and repairing establishment
al God os can G ~ ~so pl, scns sou,
epu 80 o. s's.est posice, and the mod ressousbls
s.Sn. by B. NOAH Is Cod q TWO eoos. from B-skmse
SBTbe chest pncs paid for gennerneas eas.os elou-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

tween the late firm Of HAWLkY 4 NELSON, has
been dissolved by mutual consent The accounts viii be
settled BY either OF the subscribers.
New-York. July IT, Ia4s. ROBERT r. NELSON
70 The business win be continued under the nrm Of
ROBERT p NELSON BRO. yl5 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

u teman ahoui visiting the sDuihern sud western e0on
ties Of Sex ORR State would ake charge Of collecting or
securing any claims hat may be eurus ed 10 him. az avery
uodersie charge His experience Ia such bu-Iness
isn.ive Reference Of nga character given. Address
A. B. { a. t4s Office. lylsE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
x-oTIcP To RUIIDERS-Prc

NOTICE TO BUILDERs.-Proposals will be re-
' ce.yet until Monday he l7h inst oT erecting stone
building 1856 FEET long "a feet vide, aud about 50 feet high,
al Psteron, n. J. The materials all 10 furnished The
ground the subscriber specifications may be by
nring q 30 John-st WI eel n v RuTLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

~ The Debate in the Senate (April 2O) on Mr.
HAIEs Bill TO protect property in the District Of Co.
lambda has been published and is for sale by WIN.
Raraed at 81 John-st 1t viii be remembered tia, this
IN grew out Of the riotous denomination sgsns, the
ya,iorof Era printing office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

COMPREHENSIVE undersigned has tnis d1y
~ admitted BIS James B. Brew ser and Henry bfew
ter a. partners IN his business which viii be continued under
the firm OF JAMES BREWSTER 4 SONS AZ - broac
way iIny22 ~ JANIS sREWsIEh
DEACUE@.-The fruit from 100 young trees IN hne
condition. for sale cheap n apPed for .nne lately ine
orchard near the Philadelphia Eaiosa ana zen a.les
back otsce. lfIsA-
ry,O PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PUB
i LIsHERs.-For sale-A low Price, one second
,,,5 PRESS bed f0x29 inches TIE Press
h ia eouIpIets order h. HOE CO. - and 5, Colds
ms
nR. CHALMRRs has removed 10 So Wslter-st third
~ door west Of bTosdwsy UD !"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14
CITY TRADE REPORr q,

New YoRx, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 10.
being the Of packet day for the Caledonia and
the time drawing for the arrival OF the cambria at
this port the market for flour rather heavy The
sales embraced lots Of Oswego Michigan aud Genesee
at about yesterdays ratescommon Genesee, however
closed heavy. Considerable sales Of wheat made
on terms stated below sales Of corn were made without
material change Ia prices There alteration in
rye oats Considerable sales Of new mess pork wei
demand. Groceries exhibited material change.
AsHEs-salss Of 50 bbs pots reported at S. o2k
pearls were quiet at 81.
BnEApsrurrs.-Eo sales foctsd up la 5000
bbs including parcels Of Oswego and Troy at S. and
Michigan at 50 lax 800 do common Gsneses and
Rochester at the same price 900 do pure do, little
fancy, at So as 400 do N. Orleans, at SO and 400
So s7X Wheat-sslps Of 10 oOo bushels of Western
were made at about 81 3l4 , 900 do Gsuesee white
at 81 80. Corn-Ths sales footed up about o SOU
1000 white southrra at the price, and 500 do
Inferior Southern ct $40 with other lots OF old mixed a
zoe n flo olu yellow werth $50 Me- rhe mar
s 1900 90, we're msS. $40 Rv Sales Of
800 Ibis were made at 50 56A Oats were hrm, with
sales Of canal at ole a $40.
CANDLES Sperm steady at s3c with steady sales
CorrEr The market continued quiet, without ma
teria change in prices.
CorroS-The market was firm to-day, with sales of
700 bales, about one half Of which was for export to
France
FISK No Gales making worth reporting
FauiT--Ssea OF q 600 boxes bunch rsisins were
meds at 81 40 81 40, (wet dried) There was no
change In sound
Hrmp No saiss were reported
Hipss--sa'es Of 9u0 damaged Buenos Ayres, By
auctiou, At 5c. cash. Good out OF the same parcel
y ought l0ho no1 Some parcels were SOLD IN Boston
81 q methiug uud loo, cath.
LEar.rR-The sals to osy exhibited no change In
pri - from the las pubic safes, Qualities OF niu-s
tannsges considered The range OF prices ct auction
on b, nlo eas 70 ~id~ That IL dhrult TO form
orreot OF the market rates for good qua tiles TIL
range rosohvd nom IAN TO 1870 tor daughter leather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14

The stock market continues in very unsettled state
Quotations are feverish and ductuate fraction from
day day Treasury notes steadily settling down.
and there are decided indications of tighter times than
We have yet experienced. At the hrst board to-day
Treasury notes declined per cent? Illinois 6s Vi Read
log Railroad 4. Norwich, Long Island, Canton, and
Illinois funded, closed at prices current yesterday
Harlem advanced u per cent, Farmers Loan y, and
Ohio g. u
There moderate enquiry oday for sterling bills
and drawers were disposed to advance the rates We
quote London lok II per cent premium; bills on
Paris 6f25 q 5 22H.
According to official returns the coinage at the United
States branch mint Dahonega N c., in ls47, amount
ed to S5O9075 Of which SsOa55 With the dies of
ls46, and $47s $40 from the dies Of ls47.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of Ger
tain articles exported from this port In the nst two
weeks Of the present month"; distinguishing the dsstins
ton of portion and the aggregate value Of the ship
ments:-
EXPORTS AMERICAN Produce FROM PoRr OF
NEw YoRx, FROM lsr TO 18TH JANUARY, ls4s, fNcLU-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14
lFFs.lL'sRssF ny Tgg aslls =
Affairs WAshlHeron,

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1915
Diplomatic Hterc0Wse-Ini Important Report--A
Minister to Rome, S'c.-Message from he
President.
In the House OF Representative to-day, re.
port was made by Mr.. billiard, from the Com
miltee OF Foreign Affairs 1t was not read, but
ascerialned that It reviews the origin and pro-
gress OF the diplomatic intercourse between the
various nations of the globe. The state of Eu-
rope at the meeting of the Congress of Vienna is
surveyed, and the regulations which were en-
tered into by that body for the regulation of the
diplomatic intercourse between the European
powers refers 10 the rules adopted Inv tho Con.
gress OF AK a-Chapee, and examines our own
system OF diplomacy, which employs three qradea
OF fnlnlsters-envoys extraordinary and minis
tiers plcnipotentlary, ministers resident and
charges des aiidIres The report urges The em
ployment OF ministers resident IN place of
charges DIES ailaires and proposes to send an en-
voy extraordinary minister plenlpotentiary to
Austria, Turkey, and China. 1t strongly advc-
Gates the appointment of a minister to Represent
the government of the United States near
the government of the Papal States, and briefly
exhibits the character and measures of the pre-
sent Pope. The report suggests, on some occa-
sions, 10 employ an ambassador (a min ster of
the highest grdde) TO represent our government
aud proposes to open diplomatic relations with
Bolivia, Guatemala, and Ecuador
ball 10 accomplish these important objects
accompanies the report The former was com
mitted TO the Committee ot the Whole on the
State OF the Union, and with the latter ordered to
be printed.
While Mr.. Lincoln was delivering his speech
IN the House to-day, message was announced
from the President of the United states. Il was
not read, and not even tue seal broken; but il
was whispered all over the hail that it referred to
the return of Santa Auna, and contained a reply
To the resolution calling for information with
Vera Cruz nf the
" Napoleon OF the North" Nous ue,rons
EEIIY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14

Battle Of Ns1 Orisdns-Annirersary Supper.
The eighth OF January supper was held at Jack
son Hall this evening. One Of the corps will
furnish you a brilliant report tomorrow. Father
Richie presided. Speeches were made by Sc
naior Dickinson, Mr. Richie, AIR. Dallas, Mr..
Hobbie, Ist A. r. NJ. c., Bugadier General
Shields. Hon. Mr. Venable. OF n. G. Hon. Mr..
X richardson, OF lil date of Buena Vis,a,) Col.
A 4. Hayne,ol ;. c., Mr. John Brough, OF Ohio,
and others. The most glorious and stirring en-
thusiasIn prevailed; aud To our view, the spirit
OF the CROW was SO strong of the old JACKSON
thunder, as not TO stop short OF the neck OF Pana
ma. Nous lERRoNs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14

AFFRAy AND MURDER AT HAcKETTsTowN.--On
Saturday last three young men living In the vi.
ciniiy, went into Hackettstown, on toe line OF
Warren and Morris counties, to spend the even
ed by some IL ckettstown boys. Jesse kuyper,
one of The lat r, running towards Thomas j.
Lake. one of the three above referred to, ICED
and threatened to throw him. IN an adjacent
bsd him. inhtctng a wound which termiu ated
his lite Tue nelghDors icing called to the SPOT,
liz three weic ares ed and taken before mag
istrate, Justice L'neourO by whom, ait due
we presume the Morris couaty Ja,l. TIER names
are Thoma. J. Lake, Jacob Lake, aud Aothony
Pool. Another sad lesson Of Ire folly aud md
ess OF tn uabit Of drinAing. -Ne,cdrk ddrer'
tiser, Jan III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, lS47,

A niece OF Nj. de- Bodlsco, the Russian Minis
ter, was married last night at Georgetown, at
the Minister'S residence, TO a brother of the said
Minister'S lady. large company of the "6rst
circles" was present. Mr. Cay was ''thar,"
and gave away the bride. Mrs. Polk graced the
company with her presence. 1t was splendid
affair and got up anu executed in the most
elegant sts His eXcellency, the Russian I'M
chances with The rest OF the people; and when
he does a good thing, he must even consent TO
have n FIRST rate notice. But to return to Mr..
Clay. Large detachments of the ladies waited
on him to-day-and among other things, he was
pr, senied with big pound cake, which was
won Tor him, last night, 10y young lady at the
fair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14

OF this last item, s4sal 6s in cash, and $72a,
6l0 90 we're in coupons.
OF the total receipts of the year. the of $25l
l27 e5 for which accrued before the year
ls47 The disbursements of the treasury for the fiscal
year. were $li94452 81. or this aggregate the pny.
ment of interest Of the public debt took $926666 a.
The balance in the treasury the LIST Of Deoembcr,
sl7 was 1923 400 49, which subject to charges
which would leave net balance of S227 $40 81, appl-
cable to future demands on the treasury
The receipts of the current yesr are estimated at
$3.50 39a which, with the balance hand Dec. l. ls47'
will make an aggregate of l6osi2. The expenditures
for the year are estia led at $97C2 3d. which will
leave balance Of Sl46 $40 4s at the close OF the cur.
a.-al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14

ssa ~ ne icf darsspf Leather psds isol ihs
osfi hlift saf sr'i 'srnei tenrfs saei rrar Whilst
thni Too sislrsls hdss s15 pcsfy tssssa /: zra 10
sell EGsfr shout 500 e. dspo.na 0f ~ n. ras
We quote AZ pfis.ts sale. srirs,- ~ 20 iss, mid.
ding and hxkt a. "a 20 Toe, dsrsgsd 10 lee
NoisssEa-Nsw Orleans IN bhis vas ,teadv nj %,
aui Nee lberis vas vutth a. a. SOC
>svsL ~foaHs- There sales a. ir,1nrtznee
makinx While prte~- r~rsinei shout the asre
Ousssi~s Of 900 Gallons Engli-h made a. 81 a
$50 20 Ibis ccsntry o. a. sni 1900 aous city pressed
6ls Esslbsh OH % srr,s. March. April and May
whale ~ soe There vas no change In msnufao-
tared wisfsr sperm.
Psosi.1s~s Of coo bbl- new meas pork were
mad. 90 private terms ard 100 do OLD at $40 80
Lsrdsslss o. kegs city rendered made inclu-
ding 2oo =; lie and zoo 40 At i0Aso Hogs-sales OF
and ieo boxes prime this STATE made at 7c But.
tsrrhs- no change for this state so nrkins Ohio
sers roli ~ i2tc.
Rlss sale. o. 500 three. we're made at 81 Soss3 6!
including good q pFns
sFFp- sales q % bills clover made a. 70.
sussa-ssle- OF no 40 bhls >sw Orleans made
At sAe, aud 10 40 quite Inferior at axe
TstLe~-sslss q ooo lbs rendered, we're made at
q. cenf.
wastssess-s sales Of north~est we're reported at New
Bedford a, 2exc.
wrssr'- ssl., Of 80 bsl. stat. prison we're made at
20 cents
wOss- s.l.. 100 Ios, masorsny, 81. Domingo at 81
ssao. q months
wool-- rhs market insctiys and no sales Of mo
ment msking
FssIoHr, Cotton va. esgaged for Rotterdam at
10 ist anl large lots log~oodst asssi 10 Liverpool
offered aud "a ssksf To Gisssg3w yesterday,
aour engaged az o. and not Al IL 81 which vas In
t-n1ed % Apply % Liverpool frsixhts. There
change IN rates 10 h.srs OF Londou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14

New ORLEANS, Jan. g., ls4s-The cotton market Is
depressed but there is fair demand at previous quota
TONS The sug market Is poorly supplied
At yesterdays prices Flour is heavy: In freights
thNre several new engagements Iransactlon6 In
Exchange are limited.
CrrcINNArI Jan. l3.-Four-The market remained
without change and sales Of 200 to 300 bbs made
at 81 9s There change in grain, and but little
Offering Provisions -Hogs-Sales of 1000 head, prime
quality were made at 81 san Lard of 500 pack
ages were made at 5Zc Hams-Nsw continued steady
at 10 per ID shoulders do, at lAc. Whiskey-Mode-
rate sales Of reotid made at lsHc River slowly
falling and navigation much impeded with ice.
BALTIMORE, Jan. ls.-Flour-The market continued
dull We have only to note sales of 500 barrels of How
ard street. at SIS s7K. City mills dull at So l21s
Wheat-sales of 5000 bushels made of Maryland
reds and white do without change prices
Of 400 bushels made. including Maryland white
and mixed 81 cts and yellow do at 81 cts Whskey
NO change Provisions remained inactive, with small
sales to the trade.
ALBANY, Jan. ID, ls4s.-Sales Of Black Rock Flour
were made to-day at SIS ga Genesee, SO l2K Oats, 80
a; Barley, 81 IS cents; red at 81 sale Of 100
hogs made at IS 60 100 do western brought So
and prime lots in the street, were taken at S.
BUFFALO, Jan. ls.-Flour-Ths market continued
very dull the Offering price being 81 6a while holders
demanded 81 u.s. wheat-The market was firm for
was at 50 cents for western mixed Provisions
very dull The sales Of produce Of all kinds very
limited the money market never was tighter Hold
ers o. produce fearful of being compelled to
orihoe 1t.
Borrow jan l3.-Cotton-The market was firm, and
We note sales OF so bales Flour-The market was
steady with sales 500 bbls including Genesee Oswsgo
and other Western brands, at So SIX a Sc SO Wheat
NO sales Corn-Sales Of 10000 bushels, including
Western mixed, at 7ac, and yellow do at 75c Oats
Sales Of bushels made at $40 Rye continued
nrm CSC Provisions quiet with better inquiry.
Frsights-No change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14

within the past month prices for nearly every stock
in the above list have fallen OF Several of the ssste
stocks are quoted with the dividend of which
counts for part Of the difference in prices There Is
such depression weighing upon the money market
that securities Of all kinds steadily declining and
wesee possibility Of there being any immeoi ts i'm
In prices, thing else connected with
financial s6ars While this depreciation has been
going In the nsrkst value Of govsrppspt and STATE