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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

The Chancellor oi tue ENchequef mas seized the Ia
vorable moment to sell OF the loan Of two milion-
authorized last session. The payments account Of
the revenue are understood 10 be satisfactory.
From the annexed extract from a London bank
ers Circular it would appear that American Securities
had improved
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w subscriber offers -s, n Os ~ sul1 Purchasers ~
Of toe above well khes highly approved ~ t"i
s che Hpuess ca lore quality fworkmsnshp slfrng IN and
.ys ID can caroline horseback Of vu fOo,,
and ards hunting s peculiarly adapted Ia That com
a., a. the gsme Is al sfge. The attention Of Csfofn. al
yrnrcr- aud captains and owners u vessels 10 psfen
nr, cal ed 10 his Kie combines all requisite quaies
az liz. FLETCHER MtSrkAt, " tfon1st
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M A r RE d.
ID L T. ID

On 9osh john. Church b Rev Dr. B-sn RICHARD
H.. Ill. 4 =.
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WANTS.

y Al a.s-e-s . 4es--f-~-.a' > -lh -as - fss
r'ise- - - r-H aaf b. ,Ite1 or afA< o1aas
XxrANTED-A College gr.su.ie desires .irusron 81
w tn-r a. ,lor in prgse 'ary or -scn-r n sctoo
hisa recon ai..n OF cb,r-.isi -. -'nl. Ton
In c.. Fz-lT suc excellent ely rr-f-lcr EVe1
Address treasurer % Associs..1 ~-i-- + -ei-'asI'
Xyr.NTED-An intelligent an active boy be- ad.uI-g
w soo-. one Elo 1ls s1.~n's - %. i- tisi--s-
AID -s- r1la vel recommended VII h- preferred A r-y
a. p ea-l - u t
sIANrED-F.ar gold % srutsrs. None bus ne
a. 51r 4 G. ss0Lsy & co. iss Broadway.
VO0kFDArER- WANT q. Alexander
ID Johnson, Br--rT, .ff-1es.- H-l- t-i s2oi
rslf' ---d sr7y Pc
SCHOOL TEACHHR.-s yol1s usn. sIataa,e
:, u D-rtuoN,r CO -.e I'D s''- re- tii-nislll''
wsnts 0-nsase 81. principal ssfssni i-s-her in some
pubic or rrs--. -cfo. -.lterir 90 cg or rrrry Le
Ter. sddr-..-t .gso gees. s-hoo Ieacter. rersrs
J. vii receive ait-ni.on 20 ~
no 4TTORNEN-.-Ta- sdserslser ooup,iaz suo
eligible of-ss in Walt Flsh-s % max a. arrsug--
some Eer-llr com q-lr-t % a. r cn-l r. ui
ne attorney t4ffr.-- Alt--., ~ y ~, ----- u ~
TO IMPORTERS OR rthSUF,TTUREH~
we as f,sursU.r .r0sl end lafl.E sl ~ -rsr- Dr.
ClalrHrc- sr .ll .l- r-r-sr.- c'nilin.' y = or-r
IN 49,. al .-re s.li.s .s.s-g 10 Or c11lr-.-
ols fNh sr -e-resr desire f1 -stsh I'll qrnts - hl-.-
l-es ~ ~ ..., 1870. a. -,------i
cs-,sr. .-.v .-rrl References of th- lhes
srfrfsl..ilF Dol rral. Al-f--sr i'-- a-- mares
IFS West Ptl.ts.rtis 70 l.-nf'r
- nOn WANTED o. RtsL teTsrE ~
.ND.VVU Che rrr-fry worth double if- amount Il-
properly within three hours ss 10 10 c7 on ne hanss
n be- Hsd.o River seven per cert -i-feei " M De- pad
fsr,4sr.v Ader-s- D r o. Che IIihur- Otcr. % b
:. REWAED-Lo.i in ar mar ia- Csr. teig. - 3d.
= - more and PHI str rll 4f4rs1aF uiel' ~ FrtAF
rl1rliuF cd rurs-i e'- coaf-iai1- tlnhff q
papers ~ fe value i0 ary 'li .- osn-. Nto-F.r 49,
ral0 those os peers Ile ~f % Co-em-- itlie.,
H-H' L. II ur i. % d 4
d...l. ~ GREELEY
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AgE,HaNIg~' Halt, al. bfosd~ay, lbe.Fe-u
ftfrtnt s.l y roofue 80 commencing on NnNpAi oc-
u . .nI continuing every ll.tt uuu iaiher uialce.
FOURTEENTH WEEK ~ rhE AtoPENlNN
Pic lrsIra and weiI-snuUu tbhl>Tf's MiNSIkfLs
t10srfet n 1879 re harmonitc Negro Melodies
srd riguaf'r ~ present pupuia sty" N ETHIOPIAN
Fxrssr.rsFNrs whose corceTs n his city fof r-fioc
OF su months With .uca distinguished favor
and rslunse have a honor ~ announcing 10 tne ses
snd gentlemen - New YORK ard vicinity, nat hey VII
re s-res oi their popular concrrts introducing svaneI
n nrIro irrl song, Clonsss Characteristic Dances Sc
Admission - cenu Doors op~1 ~ lcoucert VIII CON.
nnerce % n'c.Hck.
A. AFTERNOON CONCERT every ss.i.dsg com-
MERGING n3 ~ uuier ne nsgeueni ani direction OF
= p ChRlSrN
comm rcrg sf5 o'clrcS IT ta-
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II appears, by the accounts oil Inc BANK oil
France published in the MoHaear, that the commerce
of Paris s still suffering, the discounts having dimin
shed within the last week by sum of fsOO)OOO' and
the overdue bills having increased by sum Of 81 0OO
600 The bullion in the Bank has increased by SUN
OF 100000 and the bank notes in circulation have d
minished by a sum Of 100000. The balance TO the
credit of the treasury has increased within the week
by a sum Of $4,000 900 The MOaHeir states that the
Treasury is at present and will be at the conclusion of
the year. in more prosperous condition than had ever
been anticipated by NJ Goudchsux, the late Minister OF
Finance After the election Of Louis Napoleon, the
French funds rose In day. three per cent Conf
dencc has much improved The Three per cents were
fi5 the Five per cents "A %.
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MUSICAL ANIMALS PRESENTS.

rgrHOSg WHO WISH % mske b-satifu presents Of =
| musical character, viii please cal on h- under'lSneo
who has spl-ndity bound Muse BOoss containing
pop Ar music Also fn- Guitars, Acorfeou- foiins
Flales Piano-Fonss, &c L HOLT, Jr 20 Broadway,
IA ti. corner u Wzrrsust
HOLIDAY PRESENT FOR CHILDREN
DUDOLPH GARRlGUE, bafcisy-l Astof hoos- nss
pub shed tn- Bark Aunt stories sDd LEGENDS TOR chill
dr-u by On Dans The sck Aunt - Beautifully ll'f--
II by -nnsn arss aud exceeds 10 purify and freshness
sov juvenile book ever published 90 - i'
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QIEkNsWARk .INBss foR SAL
ADus f.lclSss business u holesAl- and retail in ne
nsi stuson IN tho City u Baltimore In- propneors are
i..i-o. u dsvoug themselves excessively 70 ne import
,r 80 package branch Of their trade and VII rencsr
every s.si.tsDre add accommodated 10 hose uncefAkn
h- roocern Tie stock 10 al OF sB lmpotian9n and "a
,,.,n.is i
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o. Mechanics lnstfi

r Mechanics ln.tilnse.mIns Sss g.Sa.1y a \,
OF me ~ ~ A., .oe dment O: the Constitution VII Dc
,is n, ssopton and other impor'sn, eusprss - s
$780, Nv order TAOS sMULL, ls' VICE -rfe'''-DS
T,,.t s,sss P.I,a, Agency Odice lnsn'a'7 hoo S,
ci,y Han q l. B.KSITr, Agent, &c.
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VALUABLE BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

IT MARX n EEwMAN cos 1872 broad~ay.-
hThe LIE Of Rev Dr. Mia r. by John :. Stone, Do.
JUST PUBLISHED
The Women Of me Bible. elegsn binding,
Gallery % sezzotins q elegant engrsvlngs.
Laws OF the Western Word
Characteristic u Womel
Herolues u Shakespeare
Gallery q Nature
Women u be Scriptures.
Whittier, Poems, besuu uiiy Illustrated
Leaflets of Memory, Tor i8I,
The Snow FLAKE, DO,
Eegau, editions u a ihe Pors Erg lsh AID American
Ia hne bindings. illustrated with engrSyiugs,
Bibles ~ every sz- aad 10 every variety % binding ing
hsh. French and American editions,
Prayer BOOKS 10 velvet morocco snd car ondns- with
clasps aud csses. great variety u new styles.
An elegant assortment Of Juvenile Books 81 moral snd
re lious character every style II bn. rs aud finish
No pains have been spared 90 Eske assortment for
the hoIdsys rlote 80 nus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

~ American Institnte-Farmer' ,..ssS he
meeting Of the Clab will be held iom9ro~ u,. 81 -, Ia
.,,,.s Sss e,osd xsy corner OF Anhony SSsnSen "e
;ss-,sdi ~ III Itssl HENRY AEl6S, seey'
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cIkICU AND HARNE-s.-A hr'i-rAie e.Isi, a.
- conplsls, price SIS Also singe ofa,s meme =.
Nee Ss Pr 80 "" AFf' ~ lFrl
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CAliFUliN

l.'oH CAiIFohNIA.-fef.on bound tor .sio.uis
L woa.d Go Wi 10 call al 4l5 troutsS where bau~t.
sfd, sm0srd beet beans pess srd ded hus, sfs
nat up iu tns b-.i possible msnnrf IONLEN a bhlNk
d .ssuas Wholesale Desef. IA Prosuee aud fio,i.oos
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LNpnN-h. OF lIvING IN oALlFoRNiA-

IA Price Uf board, BY hcsi nlo usU " "a 80 pei e~A
Price alwhch Nay be Ootan~d and meas efNed "a
,our own camp Take 49, loo oi " els, Mlcf ffvNesls
Pfe.efy rresn M-sis viii eosl 100, 80 10 bsrsa
and Crackers which cost Say 50, fAlss ard Lahufies
=, Eeishi pn 10 barre = S1-ivia 49, Ins AAAss ~
%. food us "A pcI day year. certainly uhclru'
fewer Tho in csti-ters 81 ies rsch wan
bone. retain perfectly their natural tsNof std luminous
ou.lu-. for Il NeAs They bu conveyed u uss- oa
hack- ui ne mountains ana streams 90 mo
county. They rruder The oi cooss beading u.uss
.e.1ers unnecessary 0 le gold digger Ia - tlfsa,i
10 convoy wlnull wagon f0su- uatV u sat ntci 90
pork sny distance anu not 40 good roast nuoi VIVA
vlu lei a There sailed provisions csunul stand o1o
wear n hot cAmsie, without being liable 10 rust loaksge
e. aui.t-rs II provisions constantly kcpi op~n 81
oar oc anl otuis and uf themselves no
Nui uf board ihes la - per weeA 10 Isufofns
Al goods sold al telf shmru are WARRANTED 10 Arep
A ,r.n,u.- To- iickle. &C ~ FRONTS a. dso 01is.
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UI.NIitAL NOTiCES.
= rhe Re,hel CoIored -undn, -chool.

to The Bethel CoIored sunday school. Al
tach,d % the African NJ z Church 10 Seconds between
avenues and L, viii repeat their Christmas Celebration
said Church Newly evening M ndsy Jan J. lei'
TIE VII be Of peculiarly Interesting character
consisting of oddfesses dialogues 1gng &c by The c
dfrn Tickets Of admission - cents 10 be hsd 81 e door
DJ1Ts open Al 81 O'Clock exercise. 10 commence al Tue
proceeds are foT The benefit Of the Church. u II
~ The Anniversary Exercises OF The Wtlei a.
SsDhai school will be- repeated hs evening FOR ne bene
20 Of h- Tweniyseventh-si. NJ Church, recently de-
spyed by ire. Exercises % consist Of sngng, dialogue
am sdd by The children DOors open a. y eNer
cses 10 commence Al O'Clock Tickets =. cents u irg
- Mercantile Library A-socfntion.-Those
81 .hs Association no ln favor " th- ticket
nominated by The COmuee appointed by the members
provided The c0nsuuOn, vi bout dlcisOn or prec0n
srd aid who opposed TO any movement. orzinaing
- cigHe lsOme of teen not even members OF ne lnsu
tIuonJ adjusted uy personal motives and VINO believe
that e regular candidates have justly earned promotion
v able sud IA hful services the Asss0ciaon, request
ed meet ~ second Ward Hotel on Ihlrsday even
ins fh int. ai u O'Clock to secure the
Success II he regular ticket
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..,.1 A. "a LeseOy s1sea hal Application Vii DC lssds
- nav Legislature, 81 ia next session f0f a.
=, n incorporation for M Am@rrsn r-nss MORA Ne
A., a.. :. - a. .rdl "A soclsty. M lswe~'
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kON SALE AT HALF ITs yALuE:.'..

L 80 Hr.Tv by Brsni a prize Al The LATE distribution
~ pictures b. The American Au Mon rare chance 70
connoissears 10 The ART Apply immediAly 10 M ). r
siDSyg Ar-Uuion Bufding. ~ Broadway. where Il
n ~ - ia 3i.'
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.i5t5ttl> TRADE.

ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS FOR THE SEASON.
HEADLEYs WOkks-7 y0.s fuqefh.y bound 10
- cloth extra gt sd MA calf
Women ofihe American Rev0.anon by Mrs p : fllei
: vols limo cloth, eKirs gill
Lecture. on sbak.peare. by n n Hudson : vol, limo
cloth, extra gilt
The Sacred Mountains, by > Hesd.ey I vol s7o
cloth. extra gi.l snl while csf
Wresih- u Friendship ecsani juvenile giflbo0s ~
7 Arthur and p c WOodwoffh. go.. l-no
FAIRY Tses and Legends Of Many Nalons, by Burt-
bsrdt vol i2mo with co orsd plates beautifully bound
T : Arthur. Popusr Tales vos Uniform. beautifully
bound
Planetary sld Stellar Words by Prof q. N Mitchell.
vol Emo bound in fuilcsf
Judshs Lion. by Charlotte Eizsbeth vo cotn "a gut
Juies Ca.,a. ay Charlotte Eirabeh. vol cloth ex gli
Also LARGE ASSORTMENT or ANIMALS, Juye-
nile Booss and Standard WORKS IN elegant binding
BAKER & sCRlBNER, S. Psrtrow,
d.44ts snf a. Nassau-st
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49,, D.. b. b. ~

4 CARDIFF MsyOs ~l be happy 70 see - iilsuls
\ I'D fellow ctz-us generally The ii day of January
Al The Mayor. Ofce City Hsl hetween The h9lrs o. u
AID oco,k JACOB RAMSAY. FIRST hErshaI
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ADJUSTMENTS.
rrALIAs oPERA-Asros PLACE.

ITALIAN OPkhh-ASlOh flACE-
p.5.cr pu11 rs b. II The ~ be Tuesday Jan ?
ssl knd .nerr ~ be 90 pcrorusr Ca Newly u.ghl
TUESDAY .NtrlNe. Jsn :, 1919, vi be prss.rs--i
Feidfs 0-'rd oP rs se : ri a.''
Nm rsvs ard iuser. f.-l. Costumes. &c
Fiv.r, ..- .ro-frl trlt .1rsnla. Madame BouiaTt
E--srl... c-or Berg..-ta csfo. suof p1hrrll
> >ycor kc. is.o sl0f ".a'i G.
kccsrlo......> --cr 7 aro-.rsl
WsrNtsDAf-Frsi A. Do ,ts scsso- ui Merc-tSnies
oesrs- oil GulRAMENro.
,snOADWAA rHNATEK.- rso. o., a. -
- -rfnrnsrrr On r-'. m % rr.ocs ~ 't''"Nt
~ ENlN8. lsr. 0. Nfl re rcrio,fel
THE COUNT ~ NOrTE-CkIsIo
- no-d D1rtss NJ lester Cftrrrls- .-...
TIE Aae- fSTa. d soi, Mercedes Nc Aooo"
fernall ......... frs-rcss Hsytr- ... NssF NsiAeA
Dress q frs as Psrcrel ur.s, tkris Cree - ~
PEI trIs o. - Des ry l-rslce o1 sniaoly a. = -
~ Oh TUESDAY sysNING jsa ? ~iil b. pr-.ee,-~i
i1r Erelt h.asl-r >n--l.-.-. il ac.s. -alue1 ihh
cor NJ oF MONTE oRlsro.
tsUHTus'S ErEsrEK, CHASsERs-sr.-
~ hoNOh EVENING Jsn. o, Hll - ps,ioruec Ge
CALIFORNIA GOLD MINES
rhsts Ro'I.e Hfou-ram s1ty ........ Mss Safo-f
A.rr w rh ,,r the So tine rev Drama - PED ~
NlONlGHr WATCH
Pierre Dgr1ls . h Barton N'reiie. Mr.. Sru.is CHAN
Aiier which ar -rufe.y New irt-ssrhshilgy. - Ell
NdEkfS BARNJNi
NJ srIer. nr Brclfh.r los' ngsoy ., D uhnstor
,rirg.-s brri'r N 81, ; >ri7 MISC Mrfes1
T0cllc.lle slir lle ts-'s ct
-EEf>G rHs Elephant
Prces-rress Cree srr fafcl-ue. ~ 80. f>uly Circle
se-lri Tier IS poos 'fel sstl -cariau rscs - y
once 'r-l ti.g fcm Dr. iu r
~ On TUESDAY, EVENING Jan. 3 wrl Pei risyei
CALIFORNIA q no MINIS. hc rrN Dams oa.si ,'e
MIDNIGHT MNlCI. and hs ues nds-cdaae.-is "
WNFRF'S RAntINf
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u S.- fon, z Lsf ~ . e.ITaAzak Mick, Hortcsss
49, .er,..x-s - "a w.A o. ss- fofs
:. " NINA AZ - 49, a l.ssl-
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,,~,.TfKE SOLAR LAnPs-Vnsinsly m
i,.a sea warranted " % s-pcfef - a. o'hsss 'o'
.e.Jo, B<sf solar ca % per s.lol sisoe'
fee1iDs o. FsDICOTT a SUMNER,
laeief,1 s-s'' - - Broadway and 10 k.mst
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air months tndine pifh June.

Total pounAs sssse7TI S9sooloa 4sassoe. si,ool,lo
This large export business equal about 900 bales
and health In the home demand for goods, and all the trade
circular. In the fact that goods material and
wages improved under the demand. One Of the leading
ones, dated Manchester, states as iollowsi
"UPon other styles such 1sh and ssth printers and
shnEs aud upon al the heavier goods, the demand
ece,s and the advance may be at an average
Of pei piece rhi. rise In cloths has led demand
on the part OF weave iof an Increase OF 10 per cent In
Mr. Carey. apparently l.boring under the difficulty Of an
want Of a. practical acquaintance with the operation,
81 trade. " perreuay induigng in dreamy theories and
ooessionslly seeks Zoe hgures 10 prop them mp.
Now. 10 viii be observed that this rise In material
and Wages The pr.dtc. the nat denial OF the
whig Review. An The Of both the Review and
Nc Carey might thas be followed, Il worth while
TIE conclusion that bosh arrive H. tina, he free-rade
Psisoipes of the eompromi-s bf 'vndicated' by the
crash Of isti1 again being 'vindicaied by SINH.
lar state q hiags coming .st upon ne" evident that
rsacss prophecies IN is considering the entirely
ssts.d sleep, and have walked mp under the
~eca ooavctoa 81 the fsalmen Of those predictions.
wbsn oy have rabbed their eyes and looked about them,
thsv Win bs .senisbed nd money plenty. sales active,
prices rising. exchanges eqaalixed capital
revenses-cempsny. st.ie. and Misunderstanding In vol
win l.bes In demand. and he wages cnhanced lin
sos'. III The sismsa,s q n.,oa. prosperity n @ activity
chsied and rcs.se only by the restrictions that remain
spsa ne and th. these restraints become
more pspsbe, ne whole system Of navigation laws and
sdiwct nxss becomes les In fact loud and
a.p msunsf may be heard the land swelling In tone
aasll n mar bars IN hsndssboii wi shater every
cas,o ss.s ne .csbo.r and end the whole corrupt
pxsnf q msnsrchicsi prcsc,on and government patron
| are sbo.t fheif business
Ap.sps. q ~his P.p.r. would remark, tina, whl'
.a.ninE fs~eu.ds. her practise frcsboong tn,
Nsw rosk Exprs.. Ph.dsphis LEDGER and Others. COOL,
appsopr.ss die columns of The Union tables which
Asv. ess,fsny prepared nom ooai documenss The New
Yea Coaslss Il ds.s -. directly LIS hook
credis he plandsr = ohsr vhg paper. his upo'
lhs wisls. psrhsp. wel nssmuoh their readers
thns ecc.sia..llr favored vish . met
Ts Cad usA~. ar u esc>sdinsy scsive and pros
p~roas IL sappss a rods have bssn considerable bu
~ ssmhsf q slss> ken he eoanty has been large.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our B.iamors Cerrsspo.dsnt.

COrreDpOu0outs
BALTIMORE September ESP m
Bad msps from Hsngay-Erhbitio~ Of Bfaryand I~sti-
tuis.-C Cattle shoe Railroad meoeas-TSe Charisson
steamer.-Ths markets, &c.
The sad news which reached this morning from Hun
gary caused universal regret throughout the city Our
German population especially horror-stricken the
thought their friends falling the mercy Of Russian and
Austrian revenge The fate Of Poland will be that of
Hungary.
The annual exhibition Of the Maryland Institute will take
place this city the 9Th Instant and from the charac
ter OF the arrangements which have been made most
splendid display Of the mechanic may be anticipated
The annual cattle show Of the Maryland Agricultural So.
cety will also take place the l0h lth and 18th OF o.
tober Just Mt close OF the Mechanic Fair that
city will be in lively condition in few weeks The ag
ricultura fair will be largely attended, and the display OF
fine cattle un precedented.
An additional OF $1,000, making $4,000 for the
fiscal year, yesterday paid by r. Magraw, ESQ., pres.
iden Of the susquchanna Railroad Company. the
urer of Maryland, Of arearages OF interest
The business Of this road 10 rapidly increasing and IL is
becoming OF the main business aduncts Of the city.
The splendid steamer Republic the first OF the line TO
run between Baltimore and Charleston, Is rapidly
approaching completion, and viii, learn, be ready Tor
trial In the Of week She Is splendid specimen
of and will rival the fine steamship Isabel
the first built this port. The Republic will be the
first steamship aaoat with vibrating engines
man named Richard Pearce, last evening. getting In
passion with tight pair Of boots he endeavoring 10
put on knife and terrible cash in his heel He
will not be troubled with more than one boot at least for
some months TO come.
THK mARKErs-Therc sales OF 500 barrels Howard
street -four today, So l2l Sales 500 bbls. City Mills
S. Sales 100 bushels Timothy seed 80 Is 3Th We
hear OF change In wheat and quote the sales to-day
100 l05 for good prime red, and los 10 cent
for white Sales Of yellow s. So cents, and white
at 90 cents Oats ~ 81 whiskey quoted %
70 cents, in bbs Provisions 20 of former quotations
viz, 81 for sides, 81 for shoulders and
cents for hams In pork beef hear Of
tons, any change in prices Sales 100 kegs lard at
cents, and 200 bbls. private terms.
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Fleece Merno. Msrino Merino pulled
Sept O. IS4s, 33a rs GAS Aa6 2Ua2 n q
q 2, 1912, 30 a4O SaT 1aA 2SaO Haz

This an average advance Of 30 cent over last
with an increase of Is per in the quantity delivered
and this is based mostly the prospects Of domestic
wooen manufactures, growing out Of the policy OF 1886
There continues export demand Tor the lower grades
of loar with steady demand for homo use and the
provinces There have considerable arrivals Of
that have induced disposition to realize. Sales common
State SIS 37t IS 49, good Ohio IS 70 50 81 fancy
do IS rs So Southern is dull Wheat Is in good de-
mand for export and holders firm white southern
81 10 81 22 Rye is plenty but higher; sales 10 81
cents also better snles 10 " Cts Al ~ cts
canal Corn, with good demand. is better. and prices
have risen to "a So for round yelow6oi 81 round
white; mixed western 62 63h cents; do yellow % "a
Hops are In good demand cents for crop OF lSa8.
Lead is dull and prices lower Pork Is better and rates for
prime and mess are q highersay 80 10 for the
former and SO 62k SO IS for the latter. Beefs dull AT
nominal rates. Ohio lard in fair request at former rates
Rice is less firm Is 81 Prime free Ohio coverseed
sells at cents Domestic whiskey has further advanced
sales Ohio M % other liquors also higher, up
der good demand. Sugar ct. BETTER with active
quest Tobacco continues active and firm Freghts
rather more active, but the rates do not improve.
Money! as the business advances, Is coming a
little more in demand but exchanges remain nearly
rather heavy the actual ar The stock
market has much affected except by closing the
accounts of SPECTATORS Thus when stocks began to rise
last spring. many purchased and borrowed money them
at fair margin from brokers' In this way they followed
the market up III for United States 6s At this point
the lenders of the money sold the stock their
count and consequently became "Bean and as the
FELL the borrowers having make good the
margin were sold out. One of these borrowing specua-
failed yesterday The house that lent him money sold
his stock their account ut Zig, and yesterday y,
calling In the loan the borrower could good
the margin, sold the stock his Ill thus
clearing 900 by the operation These influences are
now operating upon the market thunder clears the air.
Ne, ,tiona Gnlln
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the Improvement Of shs early part Of the week has been
sustained with di6Rculty
At the weekly meeting Of the committee Of brokers held
Yesterday the prices Of fair cotton were declared fol-
lows Fair Uplands o. fair Mobile u. and fair Orleans 81
per h. yesterdays salos estimated 5000 1000
bales The estimated stock Of at Liverpool Il s6ouk
62s 900 bales against 5S7 $50 bales time last year
actions going forward in Liverpool and all principal
foreign markets. are Of steady character only he trade
low parcels Of good sound canal arc
selling at rs Cd s4s per bb prime B.limoIe and Ohio.
per bb Corn is in steady demand at 25s 3D. 26s 3D. per
quarter except nnmxed prime white. which y saIcs and
steady as to prime, but secondary easier buy
american and Canadian, Is 7s Id and red % o. ID.
small. 49,
LvEnrooL PROVISION mAskEr, Aug % "A fair amount Of
business going forward In beef and prices steady
Both bacon and pork have been sold lower prices.
Shoulders are dull0O 100 hhds were returned 70 New
this article freely Cheese Ordinary and inferior
continue difficult to move unless st very low prices