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ma HOMER BOs1wIcK, LEG. URER ON DISEASE OF

NR HOMER BOSTWICK, Leo URER ON DISEASE OF
- the Genito Urinary Of Complete Hrsct
the Nature and Treatment Of Venereal Diseases
structure ard adease d private nature QusIto Y splendid
may b said feafosy be equal Records
WORKS the family Of diseases and far superior
thing kind published in this country Price $40
Author Of Msrk Seminal Emissions Impotenoy &C., caused
the Pubshers striDger Townsend 2 Broadway and By
Autho 6Ql Broadway.
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AJ,TI(Y TO TIE LAEIES AVID OTHERa THAT Ny
IN prem she'll combs sold any branch
has been by few Ny combs taken preAun
for the ycass The ladies' and judges
cioed MY superior all For sale STORE
Svsk Broadway, at the sign Of the Colleen Conf
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U3ARIs EILLINLRY -MRS UNDERWOOD RESPECT.
fully informs her friends and the public ners
will open Spring Fnstio Monday nx April "a with
full and fashionable assortment Of SprI and summer sts
Of the latest Partisan style No. ITO Hudson street, Frank
los ar
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NHAnAKE }. kINlEIs AGsNT, NO. $50 BROADWAY,
M (entrance No l6 Grand street, up saira viii opep Paris
spring hiln cry On Thursday, Ma oh 10Th.
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NEW FRENCH MILLINERY. AT 40 BROADWAY COR
IN Of Grand street. " enranoe fourth door
ersnd street. west side of Broadway xisses Keep tscrs
from Pars would inform the lades Of
that they have opened extensive Of the latest
tripg and Bonne OF styles also
assortment Of the finest and richest vstc Asntas aud fancy
a. Cal ID min
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UNR RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE "PEAC1IOAL PRIVATE
~ TRAITS" 10, SO Greenwich sreet-oioc hours 70
n p n (Hundsy ezceped Those who apply In the ax
sndns ther chiefly however those who have uus
Ii servioca In structure from M nrst noipont 70 "
and distressing gag from uneommon sdvan tagc
radical cure which, DO has ground FOR rasns sn Ne oSts&
Apounp 9th IN AvnHvaa
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$5OO he cure Of soaoris@a Of ali rsmedis. YET di.oo
yered for the complaint this 10 the certain IL makes
speedy and cure without the least in diet
drink exposure change in app ioatoD to busine The
proprietor challenges single instance Of recent 70 b
BROUGHT will under forfeiture Of $500
Many are days Sold at the Drug store, ~
Broadway, Irving House, Of Chambers street.
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CTRICTURR-ITs NATURE, SYMPTOMS, CONsEQUENCES
- mode Of deectne the remedies with recipes and only
No possessing this need long be troubled
with structure 9th edition; PIP 32 rroe ST. May be had Of
the author 81 Greenwich street, BY post mailed FREE"
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ENOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE SITUATED
in Broadway thoroughly established and doing good
nsss Stock fixtures Ho In tho perfect order All par
tcuars may be learned by application by letter. box No.
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CALIFORNIA. VIA CHAeRES-THE NEW YORK MINT
Lrop Mining Association have constituted to increase their
They will In fsw days Inquire at the Howard
n evening,
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ITO TAIL0RS-THOSR WHO WISH TO OBTAIN A CON-
pese method Of Cutting all the various Of Garments
1T the time would do we'll TO purchase Snemes
New Work on the subject A. perfectly explicit that
ose In few hours study, proceed immediate pActioe
andcops with the in producing elegant
menu Yhce complete So To be had Of Author
No. l73 Broadway 1t WheeIes Reporter OF FashonA &c.
10. No. Courtandt street. New YorA.
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EHOR HAvRK-TBE SUPERIOR COPPERED AND COP
per fastened French bark AYmAntine Captain Esebe 70
freight or passage apply to BOYD & HINCKEE.
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US. So BROADWAY, NEAR PRINCE


NJ ONSIEUR ADRIEN. THE REAL AND INCOAPARABLl
w French hsgoian WIN continue his extraordinary sorees
evening this week. ut the Minerva Rooms No 6
whore he will give grand Magical and Egyptian
tainment Admission, 81 cents children % Doors open
att o'elock-Psrfomance to commence ats
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E0R THE FACE AND sKlN-CnURCHs VEGETABLE
botches letter freekes ring The
ton for short time will establish brilliant Sold in
bottles cen each at ls8 Bowery Spring
nR. WHEELER % GREENWICH STREET, DEVOTES
- his exclusive attention to Diseases Of the Eye
those who In want Of Artificial Eyes to cali him. he
having just most beautiful selection from Paris and
with the made regular supply faculty
be furnished upon low terms Office hours A. n to
o'clock. r H.
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CALIFOANIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ABOUT
~ visit California and derous to leave their hkenessos with
would Dc we'll to call At Bradys Nos 26 and M
Broadway where BY Of recent improvements and add
his establishment faithful and tue hksness may b Oh
tansd ct the shortsst notice.
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MEDICAL.

TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or OIL PAINTINGS,
O'Clock. Admittance freq
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CALIFORNIA.-ALLW WHO ARE GOING TO CALIFORNIA,
~ invited call At 81 Fulton and examine the Gold
sshers Of SHERWOOD FIrZCERALD. They the most
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TOWNSEND AND ORRS MAMMOTH PANORANAs OF
the hudson River and the city Of New York exh
ton At the New Large Hail. fitted Expressly for these Paint
ing No. 500 Broadway Walker street. Doors open
att PANORAMA will commence moving O'Clock. Tickets
centy children half price Ticket: admitting gentleman and
turday afternoon, ats O'clock for the amoa
schoo and those who mako 1t convenient to attend
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CAsT OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE, yEwALRY, FL Ar
~ Arms no wanted0sntemon ladies having superuoui
eneos they wish to into cash. find to their ad
vantage 70 send for the subscriber CALI line through the
city express post. will receive prompt attention
h LBvEff, ofhos No 2 Park Plsco,
If Rrood N
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| MO CURE, NO CHAkoK-Dk. MURPHY, or IS GOLD
IN cophdentay consulted private
kseent gor he dsya
Constitutional debility tn potency successfully ate by DE-
N. No hpdr business
| Oaice % Gold street. from IA. tc9PN
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, April III, 1919.
Pemmsylcaniam Inferest-Belpidere Ra,lroad-7rtaL
for Burglary o~rietioa for Ltbst-hsw of
Srip-Markets-Stock Sales, &c.
1t is subject of public graduation, that our Le-
gislature incorporated provision in the appropri-
alton bill, prohibiting the payment of any portion
Of the interest on her debt in the filthy relief notes.
ThefBelvidere Railroad project was approved of
Lac, evening by large meeting, held at the Ex-
change, and our citizens are taking measures to
raise the required amount Of stock to commence its
construction.
Alfred Bamber, VIM. Wise, George Thompson,
and James Donnelly-four young fellows, charged
with being members of the gang OF burglars mat az
has been for years pundering the lower section OF
the county--were put on trial this morning, in the
Court Of Quarter Sessions, for one offence, and,
wonderful to relate, were all acquitted.
Inc jury IN the case Of Thomas X. Calendar,
charged with publishing libel the Rev. Mr..
Sihon, IN having sold the New York Police Gazette,
containing the publication, this morning brought in
a verdict Of guilty.
The Legislature having prohibited the Lchigh
Navigation, or any other company, from issuing
ecrIp not redeemable IN money that company now
permits their stockholders to issue orders 10 the
amount of the interest due, which have taken The
place Of their scrip in the market, and is passed
from hand to hand in precisely the same manner
STOCK SALES.
Fy~sf Board.--5 shares Bank Of Pennsylvania 300;
do do 800; DO. do, 3ooh do. do, SOL 80 Girard
Bank 12J; $1,000 SIS Sox 81 900 Chcsa-
peake and Delaware 6s 49, SO; IL shares Moch,nios
Bank $50 Schuylkill Navigation Secured Loan Is
Second Bo~d$aooo Wilmington os, s3,ai 1876 State
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W. Cormwell, Highland; jackson, re; B. T Locke,
Ten Mile Stand, heigs, Tenn; s. f. Miller, Jefferson
town, Jefferson Ky; j. w. Samuel, Savannah, An
drew, No; A. II. Brown, Fairfield, Johnston, Iowa !;
N l.. Stout. Bloomington. Muscatent Iowa; J. p. Ma
hey, Lexington; Davidson, NJ CT Mrs s. barnes, Ali
gator Columbia. Fla; +. w Capers Military Insti-
tute, Franklin KY; H. 7. Kent, Clarkskville, Pike
Mo-; e. Vanyoy, Pleasant Hill, Van Buren,, Mo-
James Queen, Wellsvillc, Ohio; Ezra Long. Ely
ria. Ohio; Daniel Bates, somcrville, Michigan; Hen
ry Wheesck. Lapor Michigan; A. Il. Philler, Camden,
Illinois; Daniel w. King, Greenbay, Wisconsin; John
H. Lyon, Dankrk, Wisconsin,; q. M. Harris Palmyra
wisconsin, the Western Saratoga Office Union county,
Illinois, discontinued; Long View, Morgan, Tennes-
see. Discontinued; l.. II. Green p. M at Gardiner,
Maine; w. X. Webb, at New Castle Maine; Timothy
Fuller Lincoln, Maine; NJ Bates, Eastport Maine; John
Jamson, Cornish. Maine; Trustram Gilman, Spring
vile, Maine; Nathan c. Smith, Hamstead. New Hamp-
shire; Charles Bourne North SaHdwich Mass; Geo. +.
Allen Manchester, Mass; George c. Cowles Farming
ton, Conn; Elijah Bailey, Jr. Ledyard, Conn., 4. ID.
Sweet Channngville, New York; Joseph Palmer, Plank
Road, N. VI Jos. B. Vanarsdae, Harrington, New Jer-
sey Israel Harris Bevidere NewJersey; Reuben Smith,
Paytone. Mo-; II. d. Kene, Clarksville Ohio; 4. Mo
berlcy, Clear Creek, Mo-; F. Wing Laymine, Mo; c:
j. Wood, Big River Mills Mo- Thos Cobb, Grand
Pass, No; A. Bowles, Fewtown, Mo-; jeremiah Robin
SON. at Exeter N. H.; J. r. J. Head, at Darien, Ga
Francis Adams, at Akron, Ohio
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, APRIL 10.
Daniel NJ Haskell, to be Deputy Postmaster, Clsye-
land, Ohio, vice Timothy P. Spencer.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Charles p. Baldwin, Postmaster at Greentown, Mass
changed to Jerome, Mass; Dexter Beenis, r. NJ at
Jacob P. George, p. M. at Jamaica Plains, Mass; f..
Belden PM at Falls Village Conn John Paine, M at
Portland, Conn; Simon Woodward, p NJ at South Co
vcntry, Conn., Marmaduke Wilson, Beaver, Beaver,
Pa; j. X. Shoemaker, Belefonte Centre, Pa. Samuel
Underwood, Mill Hall, Clinton, Pa; John M. Martin,
Cumberland, Cumberland Pa; Jos. Gillespie, Carbon
dale Luzerne, Pa Jas. c. Shaw, Wolf Creek, Mercer
Pa; jos. MiIigan, Ickosburg Perry, Pa; John j. Ar
NOR, Laughlentown, Westmorelsnd, Pa. Samuel b.
Laufer, Greensburgh We.tmoreland, Pa; JOS Reed
Reedsyle, Mifnin, Pa; Robert r. Guthrie, NewBloom-
ton. Pa. Michael Hay, York. York Pa Henry H.
Webb Bssel Calhoun Illinois, John Frow, r. ".
ut Scott Ohio B. b Gaylord r. M. at Jefferson Ohio;
Henry Converse, p at Busegroves, Ohio; Isaac
Sherman, Portland Ohio; A. b. Bcdington, Am
herst, Ohio; Myrone Peck, Piketown Ohio; frank
Michigan; w. II. Powell Oxford, Michigan; Jacob
Doottle Northport Indiana; janice Blair, Popano In
diana stephen d. Ford North East, Cecil, Md; y.
n. NJ Mcfherson, Pomonkey, Charles, Md; Samuel
Monroe, Worthington, Armstrong Pa; Robert Craig,
Portersville Butler, Pa Samuel Cornctt. Pheni xviie
Chester Pa Israel Cooper, Glen Hope, Clcarfeld Pa
James Montgomery Evansburgh Pa; VIM Y Boyd,
Newburgh, Cumberland Pa Smith s. Hammond,
North last, Erie, Pa; Asa Battles, Girard, Erie Pa
A. o. Allison, Waynesburph, Greene, Pa; Geo w.
compton, Churchtown Lancaster, Pa; Hosea b. Horn,
Bloomhcld Davis, Iowa Perry Perkins Colony, Della.
ware, Iowa, (nomc and date changed TO ColesburgD:
Henry Mason, Fayetteville Fayette, Va Jno "A
Brown. Cbarlcttown. Jefferson, Va s. H. Slocum
South Butler, Ala; W. T. Brdgeford FipcryilIe Ierrc
Bonnie, La ID. Hodges, New anton, Hawkins Tenn;
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os soA; 1000 Reading Railroad Bshds o3i 1000 G1ty
bis. 62, ssh; ALSO United States loan, os o. llVi
600 do 10Y; shares and Nee hancs' Bank,
591 so Beaver Meadow Railroad, Il.
MARKETS.
The -four market still continues inactive The icw
sales made for export at tho rate Of 81 % with
lot of Western brands at ~ ol4 FOR CITY consuinp
on The nrices are also depressed and the best brands
sell at 81 rs ranging down as low as 81 3lA. The
price Of rye continues scarce at 81 To- Corn meal
is scarce and a small sale of Pennsylvania made at
f297h The supply Of wheat Offering is large, but the
Inilerr hold off FOR lower prices. Common and prime
reds sell at Ole to CSC, and white commands CSC. to
1ooc Sales Of rye at 5ec moderate sales OF yellow
take place at Soc to Sic per bushel for weights sales
Of Southern oats at to 30c and Penna at Sic te
33c. The cotton market is without animation. Whis
key is in limited demand, at loc. in hhds and zoe
for bbln.
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MARITIME IHTE DILIGENCE.
Port OF New York, April IL, 1850.
RHRs... ........ - NOON RISE. :. ...... IL 20
vH snvs ........... "a HIoH wArBR .....,, ii 81


IIsSs Sey Orleans; Atkins Co. Ns,A.ns k%ss
ssE, 1sss %nas sssa
ss5s:SSs.9sr H.mlin Havana; Condor whisIes DO, @
y. S:Ii's @ S.Ey s'
$ H'
ssrnsn Terry Is,.pss Jones' Henry kssd Charles
sioop-Xp0liO, Rogers. Fail River.
Bark Reform Allen, Savannah 8 DAYS with cotton 70
sturses Chairman. Too anchored below the Narrows
BTs Ss R.i f., n sE Hss Yin s %s'
e; chase Ssx Orleans. in:s IL =
Con 's ss9 SF''t ts h:s sss
s !Sy SPA? nsss Err 4s,G, Dag @
;sa1 Ss s' s% % for York
shsnEsd FHH: 0pl Bath steering
rsss: s.sG si.s sssrss. s e! SD in
S r Sss,ss sm E S as S
& II r.: % .SsS, ss
Young from for Cove; -, q. ds n. a.
bound II days had been blown off, with loss 81 fore and
main boom. a.,
schr Sally Miller, Lee Windsor Nc days, win naval
stores, to Cunningham Cherry.
sehr Eutaw, Allen, Washington, NC, o days
sehr John Willie, Cranmer, GcorsetowH:
sohr Silvia Higbee, Higbcc, Washington, NC.
sehr LAmartne, Jenkins, Richmond, days.
Sehr Odd Fellow, Nickerson, Provincetown.
Sehr BAIL Hail. Watrous, Orient.
Schr Alhambra, -, Bucksport, . days
Schr Washington, Barber, Stonington
Schr Maria N Kote, Peterson, Boston.
Sehr Victor Berry, Boston
Sehr John Miles, -, hachias.
sehr Eliza, Clark Eastport.
Schr Coral, Nicker-on, Portland.
sehr Tauger, Gibbs, New Bedford
sloop Fashion, Beers, Mystic.
Sloop Charles, Rhondss, Providence.
eloop Harvest French, Providence.
Bloop Rhode Island, -, Providence
siocp Panama snedeker, Fall River
Below.
Packet ship uontesuma, Lowbey from Ilvsrpool With
mdse and passengers, TO II Marshall
ship Caroline from Glasgow with mdse and passengers Va
Bsrk Robert Morris, Erros Is days fsm New Orleans
with provisions, 40.
Bark Gerald.
Brig Russia, from Esuvitas.
Brig Lucy Ann.
Sshr Zssekiah, Of psaaSert.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-
WAsxyINaTON AnrII g IL

W AsHINUIUN, APII o 1919. :
Statistics Exhibiting Estimate of the Yaisse of
the Products Of the Labor and Capital in the
United States in the gear 184S-(added to the
Amn"al Report of the Commissioner Of Patents,
not yet printed or psblished.)
Allow me to present your readers with some sta
tistcs of greater national importance than the ap
polntments removals of custom house officers
and postmasters, and which will be perused with
pride and satisfaction by gentlemen Of all political
parties. They relate to the progress of our COM
mon country, and are the result of the researches
and labors of that talented and indefatigable pub
lie servant, the present Commissioner Of Patents,
the Hon. Edmund Burke, who has acquired we'll
are followa-
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INTELLIGENCE BY TIE WALLS.
Our Washington Correspondence
p,es,dr,tf's Ieree.

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1879
o,d Zach Is "getting the hang of receiving
r., low he was detained in the cabinet
.;I mil nearly two o'clock Twelve is the
,,snaJ hour TO begin Nearly two hundred ladies
and gentlemen were in waiting to shake him by
,he hand, and to exchange the compliments of the
Jay lie despatched them all in five minutes and
had time to spare. The old gentleman looks well,
Is in cheerful spirits, and, notwithstanding the
Complaints Of hungry ofiice-seekers, gains on the
affections of the people.
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On Tuesday, 10th inst. of consumption, Mrs MARY
AMANDA TnRIrT, in the 21st year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of her
brother II. D. Magness, 1913 White street. at O'Clock
this day
Baltimore papers please copy.
On the 1lth inst, JoHAsNAH BUReHrLL, wife Of John
Donovan.
Her funeral will take place Friday the 13thl inst
at o'clock from her late residence No 81 Robinson
street The friends Of the family and the members Of
the Emmett Burial Benevolent Society," respectfully
invited to attend.
On the 10th inst, JOHN SEDERAy VILADE, son Of
Claude and Ann viade, tagged years and months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family and tho
members ofthe o. Of Of No. 49, invited to attend
his funeral Thursday 18th inst o'clock from Kent
avenue, near Myrtle, Brooklyn. His remains viii DO
taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE,
STOCK SALES.

BosroN, April l0.-Brokers Board.-2 shares Vernon,
Central R.ilIo,s. ~; 80 de- a% % d. ASl IS B:.so1
l2, co. 100 do i2, So 50 do. III, D. Northern Rail-
road SO oid ceI9ny H9ilrosd 7s d. Boston snt
Auburn and Rochester Railroad ST. Western Railroad
1o7 10 Boston and Prevdenes Rsilro.d SSH Ea, B9sor
Second boards shares Boston Providence Railroad
~ wv -
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Yesterday morning, 18th inst, BY the Right Rev
Bishop John Hughes, at St Patricks Cathedral, Mr..
Francisco DEL HoYE, Of this city, tolMiss EurHEMIA
PArRuLLo Of SPAIN sister Of Mr.. Andrew Patruo, Of
thia citv
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sAyArSAr-stesmship Cherokee-Hon T Butler King and
rows Jr, Rice Tiehsnor r II Birch Dunnins Bsrt-
ley w Cotton. II n Prime, TIlman, Jr Robert, 8
stsersre - " - ~
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COFFEE.-We ~.
export, at 6Hc.
acknowledgement Of -four made by pack
ct for Liverpool at Isl afterwards it was said 2s Cd
demanded, and Is. Sd. paid-most Of the vessels
offering filled up 100 tons heavy hoods were
taken vt 26s. Corn was engaged at Cd. There was
nothing new to other ports
OBJ FEATHERs-We notice sales Of 500 lbs. prime West
ern ut Soc. cash. a.
FrsH.-There has been movement in cod to-day, and
pretty much all afoat embracing 1000 quntalsD have
been picked up at about 81 621s Mackerel continue
heavy with downward tendency.
FRUIT.-There have been sales Of 800 boxes Palermo
oranges and lemons, mostly the former, at 81 S7k.
HEMP.-Some large sales have been reported, within
day or two both in this market and in Boston, but
HpEs.-Therc have been sales of 1000 Porto Cabcllo
in Baltimore, to come here 22d (merchantable at To-
or thereabouts, long time.
HAY-Sales Of 800 Q 400 bales were made at AZ 43c
LINE dull.
LIoUoRIcE Roor.-Sales were made Of 10000 lbs at
MoLAssEs.-There have been sales within few days
Of cargo Of clayed Cuba, for distng, Mt 1Stc, and
NAVAL SToREs-Thc market 10 lower for spirits, with
Gales 500 bbls. at SO q 34c., cash.
the sales $500 gallons English and American, at
so &C., and 5000 do Of the former rcported) at SSc
the former quotations however, rule the market OF
hands, at 81 49, four months and $50 baskets Marsees
SucARs-Sales have been made within few days, Of
100 hhds Texas, at 4Hc. 800 do. Cuba Muscavado ut
~ &C.; 400 do. Porto Rico ut ~ &C.; and to-day
cargo Of do for refining on private terms but sup
in lots ofmess pork made to tho
extent fabot $50 bbls at $40 s7 with small lot Of
prime quality at $40 6o and small lots Of primo were
sold at SO 3 though, at the Close So so was asked
Sales Of 10000 lbs short middles made at $40.
LardSales Of about $50 bills and erces made at
6a6hc. Beef continues steady at previous rates But
ter was inactive, while cheese steady
Export, from let to 10th April.
1848 l8l0
Beef. ...... .bbls S4s 97O
Lard. ::::: ise: 81 ~
RIcE-Continued steady with fair demand. The
sales are 100 casks at IS 12 So u.s. the latter for
prime quality.
ToBAcco- Sales have been made Of 14o bales Havana
ut 80 CENTS 90 do Connecticut seed or shpping) at
10 cents cash. So do Cuba at IA cents and 40 hhds
Kentucky, &c. in lots, at 5a TX cents.
WHIsKEY-The sales Of New Orleans noticed yester-
doy were made at Fl cents and further sales made
to-day ct the same price
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"WEDNESDAY, April 10 4. M
The -four market continued steady with some better
lots disposed Of to fair extent, including par
eel for export There was fair business doing in
wheat with sales including Genesee and Ohio terms
stated below. The parcels taken were chiefly for mill
ing purposes Yellow in fair demand, with
pretty free sales including the several varieties OF
Southern at about the rates of yesterday Meal was
sold at previous rates. There was change in rye,
in lots at yesterdays prices Other articles in the
vision line showed no change Groceries were in fair
request at steady prices Freights were hrmer with
engagements for Liverpool at slight advance on rates
The cotton market active at the recent decline.
AsHEs-Pots quite scarce, and we heard OF only
about 20 bbls at 81; pearls were quiet, at 81.
Expert from LIST TO 10th .4pril
184s 1S49.
Pots. .bbls. 20 ~
BREApsTuFFs.-F lour-The sales Of tthis State and
Western brands amounted to about 1000 bbs including
1000 for export consisting Of to good straight
brands at - SO "a 62h and 200 do. good Michigan,
ut 81 6S% rs. Some lots of Brooklyn sold at
81 50 sales 800 good New Orleans sold at S. and 200
do common, ut less money and 500 bbls. Fredericks
burg country sold, including small lots OF Alex
andria and Georgetown, at "a 62n 81 rs. Wheat
Sales about 1000 bushels Genesee made at 81
q 500 do Ohio ut ST. and 5000 do. Illinois private
terms Corn-The aggregate sales for the day reached
about rs 900 bushels separate lots including yellow
and round Northern, at 55c. SOY Southern white
and mixed at Soc Il Sic. Among the lots disposed or
also 5000 bushels Devereaux and North Carolina
white at SIC, and about 1000 do New Orleans, ut
4SHc. Bariey-Sales Of 1890 bushels were made at
62hc., delivered. Rye-Sales Of 5000 bushels were
made, delivered, at 49c Rye Fo,-Sales of 500 600
bbls made at 50 rs 81 S7n. Oats remained the
same Meal-Sales were made at 81 SO u 81 56k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-12

BEEswAI.Sales have been made Of $4,000 lbs. yellow
at 21c. q &c, cash.
CoTToS.-1he sales to-day amount to 1000 bales ut
the decline noticed yesterday. We quote as before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-12

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT APRIL 10.
Daniel M. HASKELL to be Deputy Postmaster, Cleye.
land, Ohio, vice Timothy P. Spencer