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New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
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THE BGAScHARD ROBDERY At NEw-ORLEAss.
Information has reached New Orleans that Capt
YoueRnes u the Police. has succeeded ia recovering
the property valued a about SpO 9uo recently 'toen
rom he house OF Blanchard s Co. Ia that city n
broad daylight The property va. recovered a. On
cinnan luf the thleres naI csc aped.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

/ II sPRi.G Doors, snoEs AID GAuESs III you wsni
good and easy pair OF either of the-e, call JoHs l.
WArKiSs IA Fu.,ons where you can get well suited
81 price any ohor establishment In the u,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

ANOTHER CoLoNIAL AGENT TO ENoiASD.-N e
find the name Of Hon Francis Hincks. lnspecioTGcn-
,ra tControler) Of the Canadas in tho Americas A'i
Of passengers for Liverpool Mr. Cayley member OF
the late Government has the start Of him oy awce-
These embassies and the eesrsphio intelligence by The
Canada a,ord additional evidence that the British Gov
crnment have not ye, decided concerning their future
Colonial policy Should they determine 10 recall Lord
Esn and order appeal to be made 10 Tie people al
the hustings upon the Losses bin. there Is much rea'
son for believing that the polls would in many places
become scenes Of violence and outrage. The faction
which acted cruel part in ls3ls9is much smaller
than the reform party )the men OF progrnss but nine
cnths Of the officials are in some way of other, con
neced with the old, iyrannicd unio, and would night
hard under n Governor and Council selected 10 sul'
them The probabilities that Lord kgin Will be
sustsined-but no one tell as yet whether be Wal
not
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
SHIP HELTNA-The following letter hss been
received from passenger board the ship Helena,
bound % California
SNIP HEIENA Apri :. I-i4.

bound 20 California
SHIP HELENA Aprii :. l-i4.
LAT = =. Ion a> "
Abre hesvng .n sight. wrie. hoping % b. abe 20
-et .he letter on beard We had far vind t-om The
rtne we lsft New.Nork until the I'm ult when W
made La - \ lon % ". since which ~e have had
Light r. sni E.NE winds. and been obliged % cross
TIE Equator in lon. ss-eut IN ls. days from Ne"-
YORK
Our passengers. with one exception. are a. well
The crew Ar sOrry - say are pocr SET ne n1tA
rss hAvnc sent on board en thai were neTer shipped
hv The Captain We have caugh. some 70 u Casks Of
80, srS bone - be a5,s 70 pass BIO without stop
p.nr Capt Land snd the mates Are A. vel ne sap
"a. siready proved herself last sH-er hsv.ns made
o. miles II single day and so m.ies the 1rst week
after leaving port. Tours Ac- g. u
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy NAIL
.nnoirtm.ut, bv the President.

HrGH WAxwrLL 20 rake effect iroIn "a l-s,.-,.
rsT-r :. - Collector 1f fNs-F s 'rk IL place o.
/ " Lawrence. ned -.., yy-- 4
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

MAiSE-The Legislature Of this State on satnr-
DAY last. reelected Gov DANA, Loco. who delivered ns
annual Message On that day The Message Il bre. and
tolerably well written The Governor rcgsrds ihe
election Of Gen Taylor subject ot congretu.a'ion
considered as the reward Of stnsu.-hcd public ser
vice. lint also of alarm on account Of The general
Ignorance OF hi. views public policy He recommends
tina, hc Administration be frankly and candidly judged
by rs acts On the subject Of Slavery he proesses the
utmost confidence that there danger OF rs nitro
duc,on into the new Territories and hence he regards
the agitation Of the queson - unnecessary lie recon
mcnd revision OF the laws concerning The lands the
estahlshmen, of agricultural schools excnton OF eX
smpiion laws to the Homestead improvement III
prison discipline ana return 10 the former prsetcs
ofholding the Legislative sessions in Winter
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

KscKtRsocKER RascE.--Ths aud useful article
IL sf Introducing scf into general favor IN his c.y
On4 Brooklyn. For sae by RoLLn,us, &1 Water a.
near k.-Ip myl2 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

~ TIE yearly meeting 81 the Society OF
Friends "a low IL sesssca z PhiladelPhla
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

SrfANlS CREsctNr CIrN--Nosle--Al ne urgeu, rr-
quest OF passengers By gIe steamer Crescent C.y Tor
Chsgres she Vii be detained anti Wednesday reNt lie
sSd .nsi 81 :. ? VI
,nvl7N,. HOWARD \ son. 7l Soa.h.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

~ II is SAID Wei. whai Is ,ad Why unanimous
ly that Knox. Halter. S Flon--. s .e tr., 90 hs Ire
ln maAing Goniemeus summer Beaver. or L irens
Haas and CAPS unoi trsi a .he hes.,s he is tsi 1u
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

n The important psu o businc-- next 20 be-. pre-.
pared u serve customer is iD make e ac known unj
the Press the power fO DO o. udicou- selection -
places aud papers in which advertise, can be
PatNtR's Agency he s tLe Agent tor tho lc-t fl-
pefs Of all he cities ana O the country nni near
ior which be daily receiving aivertsements and ,ub-
.cruuOus
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

Ovry srr'-l2 Fresh Egg. for ls. also good Hams
only "a per DO good Tea for Be- per 10 extra due fsy-
pred for g. Old Java Cofee IT, place where ie poor
may be made nch by buying ther Groceries II P.EKfE.
.Is Broomc IT, corner Of Lullow. Always found good
O.ocerrs. cheap tor cash
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

GRAND SNAsH.-The elegant chandelier in the
Common Council room. which cost the city several
hundred dollars. and which has only been used twice
'ci yesterday and smashed 10 bits damaging the ele
CANT furniture near B, severely Mr.. Nobody was, Of
c.n-.n L. L-aIne
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

~ To-day comes OF, over the Union Course
Long island, match between the celebrated trottns
horses Trustee and King OF Terrors. Trustee s the
horse performed the feat (beiore unheard of Of ro,
ting twenty miles within the hour. The match il for
500.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

to Writing Academy for Ladio-, - Broadway over
Thompsou's saloon; oien for calls from to o = N
Tickets 81 Tor - Lessons Stationery 20 cents The u-ua
impednen.s free writing, such d. trembling or cramp
ins Of the hand will Doe cured myH u'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

~ To save time and trouble OF shopping for yonr car
pcfne oil CLOTH Gc 90 direct the celebrated cheapest
carpet establishment 10 tlc United saes. % Bowefr
HiaAM ANnrsso~s where you VIII bad iho largest a'd
most elegant assortment Of English upsrei, fhrscpy,
double ,uperfne and common ingram caueung, rug,
mtis window shades. floor o.. cloths, etc saving oi D
per cent 10 the purchaser Five extensive show rooms,
where hundreds bargains, daily displaying the most
beauuul assortment from 3s lo g. per yard
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

Srsr>e >rYll, of srsA~ HAts tos OHi,os,> --rts
suhscnber prepared with A.- exhibition Di ,lras
style, OF fancy Hat. ior children. ana respectfully sn.
nounces the sdss iha. cy may examine. u hi- rooms
appropriated expressly for ,'.pnpose one OF nc richest
varied and elegant stocks Of goods ci his description
ihs. hs, over been open tle public n any c, % ne
United Sta,s. y GFNlN "a Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

BOARD oY HEALTH.-Ihis Board held sesslV"
Yesterday. the proceedings usual being secret II
was owing. we believe 70 the Circumstance Of some
person. HAVING tisd 81, hl,hy and crowded house al
The Five Points and the modern report OF Cho!era
forthwith started Every prccsuuon vii De taken by
the Board 70 preserve the public health.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

GIVEN Aw,S-rhe inst part Of David 'oppeihed'
bp Dickens. is given away with the Morning star at this
date price cent Leave your address az the Office l9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15
CITY TRADE REPORT.
WEDNESDAY,. Nov. la

"WEDNESDAY Nov. I-6P. M.
This being packet day for the Hibernia and the
Americas news being momentarily expected from Hail.
fax trade In some articles continue to be restricted
Cotton sold to . moderate extent both for shipping
and fer export 1T prices which ruled In favor OF buv
ers. Owing to the limited demand for the East and
for export, With free receipts, the -four market va
dull, and prices inclined to droop. Southern brands
sere also lees firm, while sales limited Sales Of
Canadian we're made for exports rye -four was better
While meal was doll Wheat was inactive with a mo-
dsrste demand for export. There was seine inquiry
for Canadian but sses confined to Southern red
On terms stated below Corn was heavy, with mode
rate sales including mixed at about previous rates
Rye vas dull while other grain remained about the
ssme The market for pork 6fmer and at the
closeholders demanded better prices Sales we're pref
~ freely msde including small parcels for ship
mtnt TO California Beef continued heavy Lard -ss
heavy but In fair demand. Butter was heavy, while
cleese ~ss In fair request With sales for export su-
gtrs were sold to fair extent at steady prices The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15
DIED.

On the 1ath inst, MsriLps wife Of D. II Van Auken,
and daughter Of Fly Hoppock, from lingering disease
Of the heart, aged 20 years.
The friend and scqusintsnces Of the family are
queted 10 attend her funeral from her late residence
S26 Greenwich street Friday 10th Inst at o'clock
7 NJ. Her remains will be taksn 20 Greenwood.
ON the 1ath met, Mrs ELIZA II. CLAwsos, aged 81
yesis spd months.
Her fiebds and the friends Of her sons, william,
Henry, John, and Albert Clswsop also Of her son
Law, Louis A Cabin respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral to-day, at r 81, from No. 1ot Green
street
On the 18th October, at Mansfield, England, J.rx,
rejtt q the Rev Richard Waiste In the syth year OF
her age
90 the 10th October on board ship Michsei Angelo,
from Liverpool 10 Boston, HssrY CoRLsrp seaman Of
Lockport N "
On Tue,day, the 18th inst after lingering Illness
Jonr srrreER, a native Of Ne- Hampshire.
The funeral will take place at the reformed Dutch
Church, at Bergen. N j.. on Ihurtdsy afternoon, ct
ocltck The friends 81 the eeoessed invited TO at
tel d the funeral, without further initiation.
On "Wednesday evening the 18th inst Mrs FRA~ees
GAM aged 20 yesrs and months.
Her funeral will take place from the residences Of her
ton.in lsw, Lewis Wstkr 80 Gopverpeur street. on
Friday. 10Th inst ct half pact o'clock NJ Friends
and scqusiBtsnces respectfully invited TO attend
On Tuesday the 18th met suddenly, DsntsL Yovsos,
In the nth year VI HE age.
Ills hisrds and those Of his mother-iu. lay, Mrs.
Chiefly, and also the mem befe o. Colun bisn Hose Co
No ere requested 20 attend has funsrs THE hurs-
day. aftsrDoOn, at bali past O'clock from his late
residence $50 Broome street, without further invita-
ton.
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mARIxETs Ei.sEwuERE.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


HAVANA, Nov. 3 Annexed you viii find our report,
from which yoa will the exact position Of our
kets. We have nothing to add thereto at the mo-
ment:--
HAvArA, Nsv I've beg reference to our report of
18th ult Since then the business in sugar has been
most entirely neglected and the inquiry other sorts
IL but email Some transactions have occurred at re-
duced rates ard we place our quotsti follows
Whites, aph risls, choice, 10 lOh rails; yelows
az rials, choice aud superior, ~ RAILS bro rns
pa . rials; eucurushos ~ a rails There no
continue favorable for the yield Of the crossing cane
and 90 lar as an opinion can be formed present the
supply IL likely to be pretty abundant. Molasses Is
scarce and brm at riss So far only small quotations
q new coffee have come forward and sales have been
made at VI as lmports-Lsrd has been duh aud
tinued larger tbss anticipated The stock is nov
equal TO 10 500 ksg. and the article is retailing slowly
at cur quotations Tso cargoes of rice came In and
were sold at III sli rails or the previous stock Of
lsoO oasks about 400 Casks we're placed at Tx liz
rails eco cssks sent to NGevias and ZOO casks
pine from Mobile, not well assorted wa. placed at
t2th treights-A Spanish vessel OF eco boxes was
taktn for Antserp a. which IL the only charter
that has occurred fer time There scarcely an
inquiry for the United States aud the rates are
mipsl The quarantine regulations are stu further
days observation, and II 10 decided that such as may
leave that port twenty dsys after the clean b Of
heath IL issued will be admitted free fanny detention
Vessels from other ports In the United states
trely free nom quarantine, bringing clean bills OF
health Vessels from European places infected with
cholera are liable TO short detention. Exchange on
London, Is per cent prem; New York and Boston
and ~ per cent prem Prices current Of Imports
Rice arr, II q III rails; lard al. III IL rails;
hams, d. pa ish risls; -four. Am, bbls STA SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15

LurnrooL aSD nAtu.x- Steamship Hibsrnia-Mrs X
issssd lazy md ..@ children. oiass,
NJ sGsissss nsla@s. Vi shssd:a. ii,sssosS
p,issS. NJ rr,,lS5 isisr sSi's ss y 90 5.,s.:
d,lls hs,sP .sls sni.a isIl, = c,swlss soi Rep
yas,b Ir,ysscs doi C,assl, do Gees. BissSsmpoo
aa Isitlsns, Iess Taylor Js6n s.ihs XrsSs 6cras
Blssk, L.ne.n' Mr. oallo,y. y forA. tsr u.lfas-sr
aie IIos PEEL MT siossr n sIsa Ne s.sSs sIsaa
ehd Anderson lazy, efd and sei,ssss Jss sm aas
sSy ss .sT,sS .s sssss,Ss ssy sha s.d
son A, lacy and servants brown and lady nj Arnold
& st rssn .s hr,Sao5 aa ssns sHs
willis and .vo sSssr,s Ms xs', A.. Weed, W, " iss,
Ms barclay snd Nrs stiel Mrs. Miller aud son;
ksa i Mrs pns T s two 'ssflss a ss :.r
ra%asa Lowry md a. srss Jseesa. ana Dc jane.
Hsyes II Brvoklyni Hiscs Lansstrse Partmaa Nisol
ss Bsss SseS sa. S sy s ssss
s ss S 81 css W ssSr T ba sy
sessrs 9 sNsssriase, dehn : Fuller Z crocherca;
putsis IN Ias.rshan YIN Msessyi Geo yssesi zsnmaa;
tsssssl p s,s. ss ss'; rdwHrd Fss.srl lhO%..
Nsssh Winter; q ii wsi,ss Joshmns; James stow,
kiefsrd cren; Robert Hssersbau 0 b flsseis LySsa
ssrsg. As' unsySSGd issp ssssi ssssr Grant.
d,Isogd hsustore Johh hezinni A Lonsworth, sad
ntasT ls,iys,ship Samuel Appleton, from BsstOn-wn
HVrd OF New York.
LvERPooIP Packet ship West Pont-rrank Hoilns lady.
two ohdrn, and servant Of Baltimore; suy dam Joha
suydtm JAS Gibson, New York; Cape FercvsL ROYAL
tilery, Montrea Mr. Bolton and iaiy, Miss kJder, kng-
Ian a, A Is Hul New YOrt; Miss Sbbaid, Miss D4wsala
canada Ir Sergeant New York.
cALrroRSiA.
,sAs Fsasolsco-sart Orion, irgm BOssen-- Henry q
Bunker captain, ard wife Ih.ss Bantsr Benz ssift
Sylvanus Svift, fraLcis Lawrcncs Lawrence Eiaa
kcbinscn Erwin Robinson, 1hcs kosinson, Lewis 40
hnsou, Sylvanus Robinson, Charles nimmick Prince
Dimmich, stephen Nye VIM Allen, Ctas Basetf Ioba
Chds David kdrdge, Albert Haines stspaen BaI<sss.
owen kldred silss kdrss kesben Hamin syyanus tan
lin simeon Hnmn, Foster Jenhins, John Webster Prs
rcre--1g
-Sas HhScrsco--Bris Triumph from Boscn-sssus
Eotsrs Edvin shannon, John Shsanon, ROBBERS Young
Levi Barnard Thos Maiiery, Reuben Libbey Johs i-
ten. Leonard frevn Leonard kCummings Nahum Mason.
BADGER, l. Badser, "A q Davis y "A kmery, Fraakhn
Doon Levi Halfway Kmhall. Nd, surgeon IL shio
thas Turner Capt Urn Linn, Jonn Lscomb Cornelius
lyhr slas fitts YIN kcson Edson, gsceb staples.
JTues Phips, John n Pfiliips Capt Borinx B.rzina
walker Jas alker, Caas Aonton, Nathan Chase
Hallway, Cummings David Hoxey, Walter niohota
Thos tr1ne Sylvester l. Cummings, Heary CosucehaI
H.s,kish Coggeshsil Abel " Cpdsvortl--tg.
San FEsrcsco-In the Eugene, frem CotutNsesrs Free
nan sampson. william Colense, Thomas Hovlsns Iamss
Sampsop, Freeman Croker, Jostph IreoAer Crscker
nusn JtOcker--5.
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principal sale Of coffee was the cargo disposed Of by
auction noticed below January for freight
tinusd firm while for direct and unrestricted voyages
to English ports, they dull and unsettled
Sales Of 70 bills. made at To- for pots,
and ut 50 3lA for pearls. The market closed steady
BREApsTUFFs.-F low-The sales for the day reached
5000 bbls. including and fns ct - 81 81 CON-
State, mixed Ohio and Canadian at 81 70 81 ST.
straight State, Ohio and Indiana, ct 81 81 81 s7K
choice State, at - sra 81 %; round hoop city
southern wheat, 1t So; Michigan at So IS IL; aud
pure Geneses at So IL IS IS OF the sales 100 bbs
were Canadian at our quotations Southern Flour 500
bits Of Alexandra and Georgetown sold at S. as IS
37H. Rye Fsw-T00 bbls sold 1T 81 87H . - "a.
Corn Meal dull With sales Of 200 bbs Of Jersey at
$50 SO I'M and 200 bbls good State at IS. Wheat
j 400 bushels COED Southern red sold ct o5 Corn
I6oC0 bushels sold At 63c. do for mixed Western,
&c. for Southern white and 64c . CSC for nat and
round yellow. Rariry-No sales. Prime was held at
SIC. Rye-7 900 bushels sold 1t Gle. $40. Oats were
steady at 500 400 for Northern, and $40. $780, for
jersey.
BrEswAx-We note a sale Of 200 lbs. good Western
At 22o. cash
Sales of4 600 bags of Rio by auction at 9ke
q 10Lc four months. 100 bags OF Java, ut private
ssle brought l0hc. and so do st Domingo $40
CoTIoN.-The reduced demands Of holders have ena-
blsd shipping orders to be filed which, with what
spnners have taken bring the sales OF the day to
about 500 bales. We have altered our quotations to
correfposd-
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

EpucArIos The Board Of Education have laid be.
fore the public report Of their labor for the last three
useful and necessary department Of mental govern.
ment. Twenty one teachers have been examined and
licensed seven principals have been authorized, and
fourteen assistants selected, during this brief period
NAVY YARp.-The second experiment to try whether
the Dry Dock would answer the ends proposed
proved unsuccessful in consequence Of fault in
the machinery
IMrsovxMrsrs-workmen are busy engaged in
planting trees ing out pathways and ornsmen ting
the City Park, SO that In next summer II will be
beautiful ornament to the city.
FRK.-On Monday morning fire broke out In a frame
building occupied dwelling house and junk shop,
by man named Philip Duffy, on Myrtle Avenue near
Fort Green About 500 damage vas sustained.
COMMON CouNcIL.-A meeting Of this Board took
place on Monday afternoon. His Honor the Mayor in
the Chair A communication from II b. Duryea, Bri.
gadier General relative to the funeral Of Gen. Worth,
was read 1t states that Is due to the character of
the city, that there should be public manifestation Of
his native State and invited the members of the
Common Council to take part in the proceedings.
Alderman SPinoa moved the following resolution :
Received. That the Common Council accept the in
viaton Of the military Of the city and county to
company the remains to Greenwood Cemetery on FRI
day next and that committee Of three be appointed
with power TO make all necessary arrangements for the
proper Manfestaton Of their respect the expense OF
the same not to exceed $3.50
This led to discussion which lasted for some time
Alderman Spnola was opposed to any appropriation,
or asy appointment Of committee.
Alderman Peet said thstit would be disgrace to the
city, such miserable consideration few dollars
should prevent them bestowng proper honors on the
remains Of the illustrious dead.
After some time had been consumed In the discus
local nature then transacted, amer which the
Board adjourned
surnn,rE Courr-This court was opened on Monday,
at o'clock, M but no business Of Importance was
transacted.
SuPaKME CorRr.-Appeas and motions for ne trials
occupied the court during the day
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The mail yesterday evening, brought us an extra
from the Office Of the Santa Fe Republican, dated en- the
goth ut The extra contains the proceedings Of sevs
raj meetings of citizens OF santa fs TO consider tns
verpment in New Mexico. There seems to have been
no division Of opinion on the main question, III.
though diversity Of opinion existed as to the best
manner Of accomplishing the object In these various
proceedings Messrs H. q. Angney. Rufus Beach j..
w Folger Major X ii. Weightman, Messervy, Hough-
ton, Smith, West, Napgle, Ashurst and Tuley par
mendipg an election to be held in the several
counties of New Mexico, on the 10th OF Sep.
tember for delegates to convention to devise .
system Of civil government for the Territory This
convention to meet the Gath Of September but
Of its proceedings We have no account. The conven'
ton also authorized to appoint delegate to 20 TO
Washington, to enforce its suggestions and projects
and to urge the early action of Congress in its behalf
the appointment Of Hugh Smith to this Office but II
to that this information must be premature.
gentleman arrived at Santa Fe from Las Vegas,
reported that party ct Apache Indians had, few
days previous, committed soms depredatious about
nine miles below Las VRllastook of lot of clothing
two horses and $50 head Of cattle They were pursued
by Capt Pspn, at the head Of forty men, for hfteen
miles-when the company divided, Captain Papin tax
ing trail and Sergeant Miller another The latter
followed about six miles. fell upon the encampment Of
the Indians fred two rounds at them, then charged
them with bayonets-puttng them to flight and takiag
their position. Five Indians found dead, and
there Indications Of others having been killed
and carried of. Ameng the killed the noted chief
Petrilo
Depredations were frequently committed by the In
dams within q few miles Of Santa Fe.
Col Washington with large force, was In the heart
Of the Navajo country, while citizens almost within
sight Of Santa Fe were PEELED to ait upon their
mules, behold the enemy, superior in force drive
of their horses and cattle.
Capt. Chapman's volunteer company to have
been discharged the goth, but Lieut.. Col Bsse Ia
sued order keeping them in service snt the arrival
of Col. WASHINGTON
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CoAL.-About zoo tons OF fictou changed hands at
FIsH-The market for Massachusetts, Inaokerel con.
nued very dull and 50 12h is about the top price Of
Mes and q in cod about 1000 quntals sold at 81 60;
FRvrr.-Sales Of about 1000 boxes Of raisius were
made at 81 60 AGO do halves at 81 STA, and 400 do
FKrcnrsTo reach Liverpool after the LIST of Janua-
ry 2s per Dbl for aour, was demanded and for grain
sgd. . Cd. Heavy goods, 20s 25s. Rates for earlier
arrival duh, and in . measure nominal. There
inquiry for engagements in British bottoms
Hiprs-Thsrs Was not great deal doing, in conse-
quepcs Of limited supplies, parcel Of 5000 Ornocos
sold, to arrive, At 1910 % months The two csrgoss
OF Csrthagens still remain uns0ld.
Hors.-36 bales sold Ut 1910. 40, cash.
LEATHER.-The receipts were not 30 large, and the
market was firm at previous quotations.
MoIAssEs-Ths market was quiet, and sales mode
rate.
OrLs-Linseed was In brisk demand, and sales Of
4,OO0 gallons made at zoe.
Provisions Pork-The sales 200 bbls, at $40
81 $40 and So 81 for prime also 100 bbls Of
Of country sold SO rs for prime and 50 for mess
prime mess come 200 terces Ohio sold at Sl6 and 80
tisrces Jonss,s Utica inspection SIC Lsrd.Ths sales
heavy and dull at &c a lie. for Ohio, and loo Q
Tic. for State Cheesesoo boxes sold at 6hc csc.
Ren-we have only to notice sSls Of 90 tierces at
SO 62H, prime quality
RIAL EsrArr SALrs, by Anthony j. Blocker, at the
Merchants Exchange Nov IA Il lot on iO9h street,
the Fourth avenue rs by 100 feet ii inches $40
lot Fourth avenue between 109th and 10th sts.,
nef of Seventh and rhirtieth street. $1,000
4 lots on the southwest corner Of Ninth avenue and
1l6th street. each $685. S340 lots street. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, $3.50.
SUcABs-Ssles OF 30 hhds Porto Rico made at
bhc at%c; 100 do. at sac &C., 200 do New Orleans,
at $50.
sElp-A dull market for clover, at $40. a7Hc
for free Ohio; Of faxseed 200 bushels of State
sold at 81 37K . 81 40 per So lbs.
SALr-Sales Of 600 racks Northington's Liverpool
fine at 81 20, and COO coarse at ST.
TosAccoln addition to the sales noticed yesterday
there were 60 bales St. Jago and 20 old Conn
cut seed, at private terms
WHIsxEy. The market favored the buyer; the sales
were $50 bbls. Ohio and Prison, at TLc. Q 27hc.
Drudge was dull at &c.