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Stock on hand not cleared. .257.CJo II

TOBACCO-Prices continue steady though transactions
somewhat limited by the untavorabe accounts from
abroad The sales embrace 25 hhds former rates nclud
ing, however, 159 hhds. Mason County private
| We quote betore-Infenor and Common Leaf 2sGD4I4
! Fair 41af05, Fine 5sGD6 Choice 612lD734, Segar Leaf
! 2tG12c o fb.
SUGAR.-No change of consequence has occurred in the
Sugar market excepting that rather better demand has
existed and the sales have summed up 1850 hhd In prices
however there no change 10 induce us 10 our last
quotations, which are-lnterior and Common 214G034,
Fair 31aGD3a4, Prime and Choice 4GD5c. g ib.
MOLASSES.-Thsa article continues dull of sale at about
former gures-15(d1 for Inferior and Ordinary and $40
Zoe p gallon for Prime and Choice. Sales of the three days
12C0 bbls.
FLOUR.-The increased receipts of Flour having accu.
muated considerable stock, and without adequate de
mand for export prices have declined fully 25D3sc o Dbl
The sales last comprise 1OC00 bbs of which $500
Saturday and yesterday at S. 25Ds5 50 for Ordinary
Choice St Louis and $5D$5 121a for Ohio, and today $500
bbls of which $500 bbs Ohio and Illinois 81 S7s and
1900 bbs. Illinois several lots at So bbl-a further
decline.
h hTnoead past sm three s * ys R Rb
GRAIN.-The Corn market has been rather heavy, and
the sales have exceeded IS sacks entire of
26D39c for Inferior Mixed to Prime Yellow, chiefly, how
ever, at 34GD3c. y bue for good shipping lots. Oats
dull at 2SD32c. bshel for Inferior Prime sacks
Some offers of 81 10 have been made for Kiln dried Meal
but holders generally ask 81 y Dbl and upwards
PRONlSlONS.-Weh have to notice much dulness in the
Provision market and generally decline in prices. OF
Bacon, about 200 casks have found purchasers D4a
for Ordinary 10 Prime Sides and ape for Shoulders.
Hams selling from 41, for Plain to u a6Sc T. fb for
Choice Sugarcured The few transactions Pork have
been at So 70D$s 30 for Mess and $7D$7 12ls p Dbl for
Prime the latter being irmer from its Lard has
been dull and barely 600 800 bb and 1000 kegs have found
purchasers 5D6lac q fb for extremes the latter rate for
the better qualities In Beef the sales by retail at
quoted Buffers selling at l4016c for Fair TO Prime,
and Cheese at 71aGD9c. p ib according to quality.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-A lot of 300 pieces Baggng
sellers obtain lie
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from NEwFouNDLAED.--Da from New
p''dtand 10 the 18th inst, state that at some OF
We ou'poHs, the people are in a starving condi-
'J' A sealing expedition, consisting of 1913 YES
'S' mas been despatched from st. John, n. F.,
1''' Tile ontports, giving employment to a54l men.
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WALL PAPERS,
MO. 20 CAMP STREET.-The advertiser has always
lS on hand "A well assorted stock of
FRENCH P.fPER-fL3NGLNGS.
with suitable BORDERINGS for each-among which, as
Gold and Velvet Papers and Borders;
Gold Papers and Borders;
Scene Papers. double and single width;
Bed Top Papers and Borders. do
Satin, Ungazed, and Common Papers
Window Papers, feet wide
Figured Screen Papers and Borders;
which he selling low French Papers can be sold IN
New Orleans He has also AMERICAN PAPERS, which
he Offers i0er than they he purchased elsewhere
Ca incarn prices and buy they suit you If not there
is nothing charged for Il show -
mh5 If JOS. ETTER 20 Camp
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Neslor, Snow, Boston, G. w Hvnson
Ship Juniata, Smith, Liverpool j. H. Ashbrdre
Ship R. C. Winthrop, Knowles Liverpool T. G. jenkins
Ship TimoIeon, freeman Boston, L. il Gale
Ship Elizabeth Ellen, Tyler Boston, Chas Deake Go
Ship Toronto, Doane New York, VIM Creevy
ship ATLANTIC, Rose, New York, ]. O. Woodruff N Co
Ship lon, (Br) Burns Liverpool, p, Maxwell Il Co
Bark Due de Orleans Robertson, Boston, G. w Hynson
Brig Emily, Perkins, New York, A kearny Il Co
Schr Pauline, onng, Apalachcola f. g. Rogers & Co
schr. Flode Lanes, (sp.) Roy Nlatanzas:
}. w. Zachare & Co
Scir Gen layor, Myer Pensacola, Master
Schr A lice, Webber Pensacola John Hurley Il Co
Schr. Flonnda Cannon Brazos St Jago j w Gibbons
Schr Uncle BIZ, Miller, MatamoTos, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Glasgow, Melcher, from Havre Feb 18th, to
Brig Long Island Courle 40 days fin Oporto Spain, to
Fosdick & Bro-2d my
Brig Elizabeth Wilbur p days FIN Camden Me- to mas
ter-3d my.
Sclr. lsbon, Woodbury., dys FIN Mobile tomaster-Pont
STEAMBOATS,
Gen. Taylor, Morehead I'm Louisville
Princess, leatiers I'm St Louis
Caroline, Davis, I'm Hurricane Bufls-l45O bales cotton
Duchess Wade FIN CINCINNATI bales cotton
Eudora Ealer, I'm st. Louis
Oregon, Hlern, I'm Mobile.
Luna, Hart, FIN Bayou Sara-Sl bales cotton.
Nesa, Jackson FIN Nermilonvle-l21 bales cotton
Towboat Porpolse, Disney, fin the Passes.
BELow-CoMING Up.
Ship Deyonshre, and one bark unknown.
Memoranda
Towboat Popose lowed down and to sea on the ls inst
and
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NOTICE


ryHE subscriber having by act of February l3 1876 be
fore D l. Ricardo, Notary PUBLIC, Of this city aGqHIred
from William Ferreli, inventor of the FIRE PROOF
CO.TC.4YE GR.8TE-By4RS and patentee OF the same,
by patent dated pr 2 1913 the right sole agent OF sad
Ferre of making and vending said Patent Crate Bars IN he
States of Louisiana and Alabama. and the MISSISSIPPI
River and tributaries gives notice that he prepared
TO fulfil orders for said articles They especially recon-
nlended planters and owners O eanboa as being
far more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars
persons nngng upon said patent, by manufacturing
or similar articles without authority from the patentee,
will be prosecuted to the extent of the law:
New Orleans, March Is, 1873 DANIEL DANA.
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SP ECIAL NO TIC Els.

s4 Egyptian Lectures-At the National Gallery,
No. - ST. ChdreS ST. EVERY EVENING, O'Clock by GEO.
r. GLDDON Tickets for the Course Gentlemen ST. Ladies IS
cents Children 50 Single programme.
e5F5- The GALLERY OF EGYPTIAN TABLEAUX, ANTI
DUTIES, PAINTING, etc. Open Daily IS
fst" Notice to Draymen. = Hereafter | will pay no
dayage goods consigned except those who have
my written order. JOSEPH H. MOORE,
ming I'm 1907 Poydras street
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

sSkiIOOIV.
erAThe subscriber takes pleasure in informing :;sn,
e his friends and the public generally Of the
NH opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON, 1890
s1J situated on 81. GaricS Street. next door to 80
the corner of Gravier street. and directly opposite
Mr. Clapp's Church. where he intends all times TO keep
variety Of Creams as Vanilla Pine Apple, Lemon, and Il
toratep VIII Sharbas and Fnnsn nn,onaJns aVery
attention will be paid please and he has been great
expense in fitting up his establishment he hopes to
liberal patronage.
Families supplied at short notice, and reasonable
terms.
In his store. under the above Saloon will be constantly
found Soda, Mead and large and general assortment OF
Fruits, Candies, Confectionery and Sweemeats of
description.
tY The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened, ready for vs
tiers, on THURSDAY the 22d inst.
g p In order that nothing may be wanting to crafty the
public taste, excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been
gagged and will be nightly in attendance.
mh23 3m LAZZARO DANCEVICH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

NEW ORLEANS, March 13 1913
Mr. Dapa-I have nsed taking off two crops of sugar
the Patent rate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Ferrel and find
them far superior from their surface the ordinary
bars in use inasmucfas they WILL from their peculiar foma-
ton, last five times as long. Respectfully
mhl8 Sm G. w CAMPBELL.
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second Municipality Council.

The Council met last evening Present: Re-
corier Baldwin, and Messrs. Pearson, Leeds. Ian
dis, Howard, Built, Peters, Go!ding, Gleason
Stockton and Renshaw.
The weekly Treasurer's Report was read, and
was as follows
Balance on haad at last report. 1874 81
Amount received since, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 75S "a
Total 49,; .......................s2l 332 81
Balance on hand 3oI DO
communication from the Treasurer was read,
informing the Council that on the 3lst of March
last, he deposited in the bank of Louisiana 81 429
for Leyee dues towards the constitutional Sinking
Fund, agreeably to the statute.
communication from the Surveyor was read.
enclosing sealed proposals from s,lndry ersons for
paving St Joseph street, from Carondeet to Ba-
rome street, with rough stones. Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings.
Mr. Stockton presented resolution authorizing
the Surveyor to receive sealed proposals during ten
days for repairing the several engine houses of the
Municipality. 1t was adopted.
Mr.. Golding, from special committee, to whom
was referred the several proposals for the erection
Of Markell ouse on Dryades street, reported re-
solution in favor of accepting the proposal of Mr..
P Irwin. This was laid over until the next meeting
After this. the Council adjourned sine die. The
new Council will meet on Monday next for the pur-
pose Of organization.
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o. The Bank of Wooster, at Cincinnati sus-
pended payment on the 29th ult, and the notes are
now regarded as worthless
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Memorand

Towboa Porpoise lowed down and sea the lst inst
ships Montreal and Lucas schrs. Heroine Eleanor and
Homet
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T WEBSTER & CO. H1olesale ami Retail Dealers
- in from, Nails Spikes, TIN Plate Copper, Cordage,
DHS, and general stock Of articles connected ih the
Orleans. nd "
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NEW MUSIC

ROTANIC DRUG STORE No 80 Poydras N
ID street, New Orleans by 80
DR.. A. A JONES ~
to" ALEX'R CAMPBELL'S PUBLICATIONS for
sale at No 50 Poydras street. New Orleans, by Dr. A A.
JONES, his agent for this city. mhl4
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Nirht A Drjl 4

Tuesday Night, April 4, 1848.
Our market has generally been quite dull during the past
three days. owing good degree the unavorabe
of the European accounts received by the British steamer
Caledonia The Cotton market, in particular has been
depressed by of further decline at Liverpool
prices have again given way.
COTTON.-In last report stated that some re-
vva had taken place in Cotton and that prices after de-
clnng cent in consequence of the Cambrias news had
become rmer again. Since that time, however later ac
counts from Liverpool lDve come 10 hand, noting further
decline prices, and have caused the recee maer
ally The sales OF the te days 5000 bales follows
5000 bales Saturday 1900 Monday and 1900 to-day
As to prices only remark that Mdng has been sold
at 57sGD6c, or &c. lower than before the news without
venturng upon quotations, which in the present unsettled
state OF affairs, cannot be given accurately.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. 70GGccO, hhls
Stock hand, Sept. .........:.... % 493 % 1886
Received past 3days........ 11,7O4 ST.
previously. s23 5O3-935, 2O7 2O1S7-2o74
9587O 431C0
Exported past 8 days ........ 22,G91 las
previously SIS, 5l9-70l $40 g, 1920 $50
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'EE subscriber has Just received beautiful patterns,
l8 and "A feet wide Floor Oil Cloth which he offers
(wh his great variety OF narrow widths before hand)
low as they be purchased i'll the city also, C7NTO.N
H711I.NG of all widths and colors which he invites
the attention of buyers at his Paper Hanging and Upho
stery Store, No. 20 Camp street.
mh30 6td 1sw JOSEPH ETTER'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS.
GREENS IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
~ SHOWER BATHS, have received the diploma at
the American Institute, New York, and Mechanics Far
Boston the best Shower Baths offered the public
The subscribers would announce that they have been ap
pointed agents for the above really excellent Bath and
now prepared to furnish them at wholesale retail,
moderate prices.
mh30 3m SAMPSON & KEEN 81 BenviIle st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

No. 8 TRIANGLE Buildings.
THE PROPRIETOR having recently fitted UP these
Il Mills in the most complete manner prepared to
receive orders from the trade and to retail. Ground Coffee,
Spices of all kinds. Oil Cake, Corn Meal and Ground Feed
Hotels. steamboats,, and vessels will find their
est to call the undersigned and his personal attention
devoted The business they be assured that the ar
fully put up and delivered free of charge any part of the
city. [mh20 1ml s. B. ROBBINS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

KEY TO OLLENDORFF'S SPANISH GRAMMAR
lust PUBLISHED-A KEY TO THE EXERCISES IN
u OLLENpoRFF s New METHOD or LEARNING READ;
WRITE AND SPEAK THE SPANISH LANGUAGE arranged
Il plan and particularly intended for the use OF
persons who wish 10 be their teachers by NJ We
lasqueZ and F. Smmonne, Professors of the Spanish anu
French Languages. Also,
OLLESDoRFF's CELEBRATED SPANISH GRAMMAR.
OLLENDoRrF's NEW FRENCH GRAMMAR, with Exercises
and Key; -, r.o;aou
OLLENDoRFF's NEW GERMAN GRAMMAR with Exercises
and Key =, r,;-
OLLENDoRFF's NEW ITALIAN GRAMMAR, with Exercises
and Key;
DEFIvA's ELEMENTARY FRENCH READER
RowAH's MoDERS FRENCH READER;
CoLLoT's New FRENCH READER; ,,
SUREHNE's FRENCH PRoHOUSGING DlcTIIIoNhR''
SPRAGTE's HISTORY or THE FLORIDA WAR;
CUAPyAr's IMPROVED AMERICAN RHLE VI, INSTRUCTIONS
Young Marksmen - - $3.50, ~
LAyEToy P9Rs0SAGE Tae-Seeond Part;
plan of Oiendorf's New Method of Acquiring Fan
guages - Just Rceved and for sale at the NewOreans
,nhSi 81 J. B. STEEL. IA Camp street
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS. &C.
John MCCARTY, PiHmber, No. 134 Camp 8
- street, New Orleans, has lust received new and IL
large assortment of Brass Cocks various sizes Force M
Ranges; Bathing Tnbs and Shower Baths, Also, laying
and repairing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every des
cripon Ship and Steamboat work promptly put up and
repaired. All orders promptly attended 70.
6 - Charges moderate mh24 "
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FRESH GARDEN, FARM and FLOWER SEEDS
THE subscriber has hand fresh and well VA
Il selected stock OF GARDEN SEEDS, all war ssSSgft5
ranted fresh and genuine. Planters furnished with ATSG
boxes containing well assorted variety of Garden -sa
Country Merchants supplied with Seed by the dozen
hundred papers, for retailing.
Market Gardens supplied with Seed by the pound bushe
moderate prices. d. MAUPAY,
milo 3m Scotsman and Florist No 95 Camp st.
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~ h. The splendid passenger steamboats, BULLE-
Ls4tsaf5s#T TIN Capt. C. b. Church. and CLARKS-
a. Wekr s W. wi and MEME
phis, leaving, Neworleans every WEDMESDAY EVEN
ING at 0 clock. and Memphis query WEI NESDAY at
o'clock Shippers and Passengers depend the pune
uay of these Packets They will land freight and passen.
gers all the Bends above Vicksburg, Mouth of White
River Helena For ieight passage, apply board,
at Canal street wharf or to
mhl6H HYDE & OGLESBY, 12 Poydras st.
One Of these Packets ready to freight
Monday morning.
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attend The uasrsl this afternoon at o'clock from the
residence u mis- fsthar, 63 Whitehall street
On Thursday 23d inst, Henry HorT, Efq formerly
of Orange county, sgsd - years and months
Orange county papers please COPY.
On Friday the "a h inst after short Illness, MAR
0AREr JULIA, wife Of John w Morgan, sgsd 80 years
The friends of the family, and those OF her father,
William Blackwell, srs respectfully invited to atead
her funeral sunday afternoon, the Goth inst at
O'Clock from her ats residences l5l Mott street with
out further Invitation
On the 24sh nst MIR LEWIS LEoaoRI in the 69th year
of his age.
The friends of tho family invited TO at lend his fn
neral on Sunday, 26h inst, at O'Clock, Z. M from
his lse residence No 81 Horstio street Eli hth
avenue. His remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery.
On Friday, March Gath, 1913, RossErrA wife Of
Francis P Crump, aged AZ years
Her friends are respectfully invited to attend her fu
neral Sunday afternoon at half past four o'clock,
from her late residence. No. Sd Bleecker street.
On Friday morning, oath inst, EDMOND ALoNzA, son
Of George and Elizabeth Lawnes Manolt in the 3iyear
Of his ags
Relatives and friends of the family and of his grand
father, Thomas Redstone, respectfully invited 70
attend tbs funeral Sunday morning. DC inst ateght
o'clock from No - Rivipgton street. N. Is. The body
will be taken to Yonkers.
This lovely bud. young, go fair
Called henee by eaty doom;
just come TO show how sweet a flower
In Paradise wonld bloom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-25
MIR. WEBS TIERS SPEECH
ON THE
LOAN BILL,
EElIRTIETH CONGRESS.
PIRST SESSION.

Senate.
Dark cloudy, and threatening weather. Large acces
sion OF visitors to the capitol, notwithstanding Semi
faces gay bonncts and feathers The circle of sofas on
the door OF the Senate, outside the BAR almost excu
sivsy occupied by ladies' The mystery OF this rather
unusuu gathering OF the fair in the Senate in such
dismal weather. may be accounted for in the fact that
Mr. Webster expected to hold forth IN eresso to-day
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Gurey Journal petitions reports
&c.
AMATrER OF GREAT MOMENT.
sion, passed by the Legislature of Now York The sub
Jsc his mory served him correctly had been intro
duced heretofore in the Senate was matter oil some
cousdersoie moment 70 tho interests OF the
country, and hal been subject fruitful OF litigation
He would however not detain the senate long in us
pense but would state that tho resolutions related to
Jethro Woods patent plough. tLaughter)
Inc resolutions were read ano iaid on the table
After some further incidental business
THE LOAN BILL OF SIG 100000.
AS the specis order OF the day. was resumed There
was momentary rushing 40 senators ard spectators
tquered themselves III thelr seats ior deliberate near
ing 49, .
Mr. WEBSTER TOOK the hoor, and with great oooness
AND sell took asp from tho glass OF water on
hin DESK placed his papers In order turned deliberately
round 20 sec That 81 was right and amid the respected
ssnce OF the multitude OF nus siensrs proceeded %
iouows ME- riesiaent on Friosy Isst Du was pssSed
oy TINS senate or the rasing OF zen regiments CT nes
troops ior Inc isrtner prosecntion OF tne war against
Mexico we nave peen INFORMED tnat the measure Is
shortly 70 be followed IN TINS Drancn OF the nsonai e
gsiaure ny another PHI or ths rasng OF .n,r.y aca
President, was DESTROYS on Friday last OF expressing
my Opinions against the supposed necessity OF Tie
enactmcnt ana sgaipss tno geneTal pohcy IL 's appI
Iehuy deHgneo 10 promote. CIRCUMSTANCES, personal
10 myLeit out peyonu my cootroi, conpeHea ne
70 forego tne execution 81 my desires The
OH now before Sho oeoate - ineaeurs TO RAISE
money 10 meet the ex,sihs e4sepcies OF the govern
neht ana 70 piovloe TIE nesns ae wen AZ JOE other
Iungs or tne pay cru huoos'ence OF 'heee proposeu
thirty regiments OF vounte,rs Sir the scenes through
Which we nave eno whch we aye passing
hIe various ror the last orensht tns woiia mas sup
posed tnas we nave eeeh occupied IN he OF
OF peace ana thae Within the sciusioa OF THESE
%as me world smut out we were cooperating upon an
honorable and esiac'oy peace ana tnero was strong
assurances thst the peace wouo &c an peace
wSh oi tseH oueht 10 console US ana 10 chser US. S
mas Desn over anu over again stated IN puo' anu Dy
the puolo press, tnat we nno rauned q treaty
which, OF couse, must De treaty ana the
county nr, mss oesn lea 70 supposo 'nat IL 70
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcATIoTs.
nIARKE rs ELsEwaERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALr March 23-S2-oo Ua ted States IS 1867,
lee0 do do 6s 1861, G2 500 Baltimore 6 1892 (oprnna
IS: loo Baltimore and Ohio Rail divdead bonds lopen
lnR) Is United Stat 6s 1867, closed at l02s asked
bid Treasury Gs 1908 bd lol asked Maryland 6s closed
at IS bid, (for the 85M asked; BALTIMORE 6 1897
81 TOR the opening asked Daltim & Ohio Kali
= DAD, shares at 37hs bid, 3s1s asked
PHILADEL March 81, lSis-First Board 80 Girard
Ek "a $500 SJIeaurj 6s l0H; IL 7g0 state S. 49, 40
leading lss; Man & Mech b. Is; fenna Bk; 27a
nv, H. Second Board IS goo State IS, Ia Far Mech,
Bank. ST. Com 5is; 100 JcI.ey Copper. 2a; IS Ne
shauic do. u aJ1r b0Grd-S5Q0 Treas Notes s. lOk
10 500 do do l0a 900 Lehsh Nav Coal SCRIP 2 SO GraTd
BIZ H. 100 Nor anal, t24 Is Pennington Copper,8
Bosron. Mach a. Brokers' Board-4 shares Msrufac
turers Insurance Company, G4; AoIe Insurance Com
pany, 49, Connecticut River kairoad 98 III Reading Rail
do 50 Mast Boston Company, l4h so DC do 81 ~;
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad pay Saturday 49, so
Reading Railroad 49, SO do do, pyabe Monday 10: so do
do 10; 100 East Boston Dividends NO. d. .I6,
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7c snd 100 bhs No 2 o. osc Butter continued STEADY
A lot of Cheese, out OF order sold at &C. Hams 90
tsrcos sold at &c.
RicE.--There no change in prices. Tho market
rsmsned inactive, theirs beipg little demand for
shipment to the Coatao1t.
srrD Sales of about $50 hbls clover we're made at
74c for sowing AID so do OAo, end 80 DO Pepnsyva
mia, at the ssme prices
SUGARS los Of $50 hhds New Orleans made ct
"A 4Ac loo do do at 4ss and 300 do Cubs Muecovado
at sac, months
ToBAcoo-Sales so hhds good Kentucky leaf sold at
a7o.
SPICES Considerable sales of cassia made to.
day ut l4Hc, which is decline. We also note rales OF
5000 lbs No. nutmegs at 81 %, usual time
TALLow.-The MARKET Continued firm, with sales CT
5000 40O0 los. prime rendered at l0c.
WISEs We notice sales of so Or. casks Malaga at
43o. months.
WHALEBoNE-Furthe sales North West were reported
at 2sc.
WHIsKEY-sales of 100 bb,s and $50 hads we're made
at FAC, and 200 do New Orleans at 23s1c.
FREIGHrs Cotton was Engaged for Liverpool at 632d
and lard at los To Antwerp, cottonwes taken at So,
end sshes at 32s Cd TO Havre, rates remained very
dull
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILApELrHrA CATTLE MARKET, March 23-Ofsred
during the week 1850 beef cattle, including 2l5 from
Ohe, and 4s0 taken to New York; 100 cows and calves
$50 hogs and 1850 sheep PrcesBeeves dull Of sale at
So rs 7 so per 100 lbs, which Is decline. 50 head
left uusod Cows and calves all sold at 81 IA
for dry, SIS % for sprngers and SIS 90 for fresh
sheep sold within the range Of ST. 80 SO each,
cordpg to quliy Hay, from scarcity, brings better
prices Sales mostly ct s. 10 per cwt for good
Timothy, and straw at 81 o the 100 bundles
New BEDFORD Or MARKET, March IS Sperm
The market is firm, and prices we'll sustained The
sales of the past week embrace all the crude oil Offering
say 1000 barrels Mt 1855 Several parcels by recent arr
walls now landing Whale-We notice sales the past
week of q cargo If 1900 barrels handsome N w Coast
and South Sea OF 34 s6hc, aud 1900 barrels N. W.
Coast at So cash Whalsbope-T is some inquiry,
but tho ions very light the article being ge
Morally he'd above the visws of buyers Gale Of
Is 0o0 lbs N. w, Coast WAS made at 261sc, cash.