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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17
SLAVERY IN NEW MEXICO

To the Hon. HUGH N. SMITH,
Delegate from Ne,D Megico:
Dear Sir-l beg leave to present you with COW of
my speech, delivered nhe Senate on the 7th of March
last and to draw your attention to the remarks made by
me on that OCCASION upon the general character of the
country OF New Mexico and its adoption to slave labor
You have been resident in the country for several
yersed it from end to end You are native of one of
the slave States of this Unon and of course ACQUAINTED
with the usual cost ofsaye labor and the modes Of cu
therefore, sure, quite competent to express an opn
ion on the points that have suggested such as shall be
satisfactory. ~
at the present time respecting the existence Of sayery
IN New Mexico, and whether the existing laws and con-
stitution ofthe country allowit
have the honor tobe,
My dear sir, your obedent servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RTVEP Avn
" KANAWHA COMPANY. In AMI

Notice is hereby given that the water will he drsr
off from the canal, as follows "'ei Will NC drawn
f,d ls b ro o the Iye River Dam to Seven Islands
I'd. From Joshua Falls Dam to- I've Rive.
the 10Th H June to the 10th July '>'''' 0no rom
3D. from Seven Islands to Cedar Point, from the 9th
1tn; From Maidens Adventure Dam to Richmond
including Madens Adventure Pond from tha I5th
June to the LIST July N' ''o"i Tic i''h
BY order of the Board of Directors
an11 do,, VIM. ?. MUFFORD,
=. =, 80. Secretary.
SHAkERS' MEDICINAL HERBS.-We
have been appointed agents in this cjty for the sale
OF me Me dcna and Pot HERBS put up BY the society
SHAKERS al New Lebanon N. York. and will here
er Keep on hand larger and more general assortment
man has ever heretofore been kept in this city.
Nb-Deaiers supplied at New Y FORK prices.
PURCELL, LAID & co, Druggists,
ap ~ 90 Main st., cor OF 18th.
HAY Il MARTINS BLACKING, in jars;
NJ Mason's Backing, in boxes-constanty on hand,
for saleb by ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist
apl7 l47 Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17
NASHVILLE CONVENTION.

MEETING NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT.
AT the meeting of citizens, held in the AFRI-
CAN CHURCH, on Saturday, April the 9Th, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resoloed, That committee of Is be appointed to
consider what action the people of Richmond should
take in response to the resolutions of the Legislature
concerning the Slavery Question and the Nashville Con-
yention, AND TO REPORT TO AN ADJOURN
ED MEETING TO BE HELD AT THIS PLACE
THIS NIGHT FORTNIGHT.
The chairman Or. Dove) appointed the follow
ing gentlemen, to constitute the committee, and
they are expected to report to the meeting, on Sa-
turday night, the Goth inst
John M. M eredith Robert G. Scott ST., James Ly-
ons John Rutherford, Thomas T. Giles, Wood Boul-
din, VIM. w; Cnlmp, Joseph R. Anderson, Joseph
Mayo, Isaac X: Watkins, B. B. Minor, Richard o.
Haskins, FL. c. Cabell.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17

We are requested by Mr. Crane to state in reference
to the report in circulation that he is in favor of the in
corporation of churches, that it is ke many others
entirely without foundation and that his purpose, in his
speech accepting the nomination, was to dsavow any
such opinion. The new Code, pages 362-363 provides
all that he desired this subject and chapter II
comprehends all that he intended then to express.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17

SAILED,
Schr Hanover, Lampkn, New York.
NEW ORLEANS, April 9-Cleared, brig Monroe,
Robinson, Richmond, by Thomas S. Drew; schr Otts-
man Griffin, Norfolk and Richmond.
NEW YORK, April 15-Arrived, schrs Greenwo,,
Couch, Richmond Merchant, Couch. do ''eu"ay'
PHILADELPHIA, April l5,-Cleared, schr. Fl
Garretson, Scott, Richmond. IL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17
NORTH CAROLINA.

In North Carolina, (says the Raleigh Register)
we think we may confidently asset that Delegates will
be appointed from but three of,he nine Congressional
Districts, at the outsd and that none will be authorized
to represent the State at large In the District repre-
sented by Mr.. Venable the only two counties that have
thus far made any expression of their sentiments CHA
than and Granvie) have expressed themselves as op-
posed to the Southern Convention We think ourselves
safe in the statement that most ofthe leading public men
OF either party in the State, opposed to the move
ment.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17

The people of New Orleans voted on the 9th inst,
on the question of adopting the new charter CONSOLE
dating the three municipalities The result was as fol-
lows:
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17
iSHAMPOONTNG BY SHOWER BATH.

SHAMPOONTNG BY SHOWER BATH.
FLETCHER under the Americ an Hotel has invented
a novel and ingenious arrangement for Shampooning
ny Shower Bath one application ofwhch in his pecu-
mar ana scientific style, renovates The system and i'm
pares new life and animation to the Frame dspellng all
headaches and heaviness from the craniums that il
getting to be all the rage. We speak teelingly and
our word for it, but go test renovae YOURSELF it taken
the kinks all out Of you, and fits you for businessand is
fact, it is luxury. an Is
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who are gradually losing Natures brightest ornamen
the hair Although. you may have tried all other re-
fagf Y EyAa8 yST Ravf not yet used JULES
1--WE there is still hope for you This is the me- n1s
ultra OF all preparations for the restoration Of the hair
when lost from the effects osckness or other causes II
viii POSITIVELY BRING IN new hair on bald heads, and
prevent Its falling out or becoming thin Its use will
mpar to the harshest hair the most beautiful and skv
neness, making it grow long, and giving it the most
n d b appearance. 1t is intable pronoun
equal but tar superior ITO any article for the purpose
ever offered to the public Jules Haues Eua Lustral
lar nesoratve has obtained popularity never
ms Is proved, not only by the large quantity which ia
SOFA, out by the tact, that some despcable persons
aaopt me same name for their articles, in the hope to
lnouce the public to purchase them, under the mpres
SION mat they are getting the genuine Therefore none
should purchase article Of the kind without II ba
my name attached. - ~
JULES HAUEL,
For sale by Alex Duval, Gaynor & WOOD sIJ f +
Mile Miller T. K Duva Purcell, Ladd & Co.. A. Leslie,
quesne. an 3d2w
lBRl-A14jM,DRETH's PILLS, AND THE BODY5s
w AoLE.rIo those candid men who honestly doubt
the truth OF the Brandrethan System we would eptrea
them en to ponder well upon the following facts:
ne 1000 taken into the stomach is converted into
Clooo whlch vital stream flowing through all the ram
hcatons OF the system, not only mpars strength and
eonnuaes llie but actually creates forms and builds up
IT. .Ly p"it Vi uiS ani!ial machine. Ii the
plood therefore is pure and healthy, the body which is
formed and supported by the blood cannot be diseased
But there be any part OF the body any affection such
as bile or ulcer, even bruise, the blood circulating
through that part takes up impure matters from the local
affection and carries it into the general system This
is the cause often Of sudden death to persons Of full hab
It, afflicted with biles, and who use no medicine
the matter gets into the circulating system and chokes
up the tlne blood vessels which supply the brain with
vitality, and life ceases if bereft by lightning. Now
this can be remeded-the Brandreth Pills will if sea
at these times, take out all impure matters from the CIR
they are curing the local affections '"'o 'i''0'
Oh now important it is to find that this subiect
os wen t eomPrehended would many from ted
10 their trends, when otherwise the tomb would have
M. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
NJ - ,QJnly authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No; east MAN street. corner opposite Old Market
we U9untry Agents and Planters be supplied at New
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND,

HIGH WATER AT "a O'clock, M.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17

N AKDW AKE AND CUTLERY.-E NJ
~ NEWBURN has in store well selected stock
Of Hardware and Cutlery Builders Hardware and Me-
chancs Tools of all kinds which he will sell At tbe
lowest prices, for cash. w
Go. CLOCKS 80 hour and days, at from 50 to As.
Brass Stair RODS t wide at 81 per doz Whewssh
ing Glass Plates all Sizes Brass Candle Se s1I irons az
cts to 81 rs per pair With full assortmant Of ao az
in the trade, at the lowest prices ''''0N' VI 'ooos
~ n,,. d. M. NEWBURN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17
JULES HAUEL,

Miller K. K. Duval. Purcell, Laid & Co., A. Leslie,
Dove q lsaacs S. M. Zschrisson & Co.. and r. Du
quesne. ana do
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-25
PLANK ROAD MEETING.

meeting Of the ciI'zens Jeff and vi
ciniiy will he hell at IN" house Of Wm Pa liner
in J, ffc rsnn the 4fh d0y Of May nert, al 2
o'cl"cd L. NJ To take int" Consideration the
prorrletv uf co"struc'ing Plank Road he
tween The above named pac. and E,ensh"rg.
Ail persons fave bic TO The Projcci are hcreh,
invited tn attend. MANY.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-25
A Lady's Opinion of The Forrest Case,

The following is from the pen OF d lady.
Mrs. Lydia Jane P,efs"E. edi,ress OF The.
Lancaster Literary Gazette. indy of
weikmown dignity and purity OF char
actrr:
I'VE have jus, read the published tes-
,im"ny on which Mr.. Forrest rests his
petite n for divorce. and truly it is suffi-
cient 10 sink woman to the lowest
depths "f peldllon.
III the half "f it is true. MIR. Forrest is
fall, jmsltiabie in any course he may
take, 10 sever the Londs that unite him
~ such Z burden of nfamy. But if this
,es,lmvnv is true-if Mrs. Forrest is gull
", and must, in consequence. b. cast out
If s, City, as lrprous thing-wha,
should be- the need # the gentlemen who
are IMPLICATED in her guil7 who sough,
her for guilty purposes; straling, Ike
other iIIcendlar,es, INTO mans house
10 oh him OF his most precious Jewell
his honor and his peace?
IF the things be ad Judged true willie
wives OF these gentiemrn overlook their
vile delnqutncI-s? Will ladies' who
turn contemptuously from Mrs. F"rres,
delight them in the society of her accom-
plices? We know that this is the nsuai
course. We know ladies who would by
no means admit suspected woman t"
their society. whuenterrain, with gracious
hos l,ital.ty aud Il.asa smiles, the very
men " no are accused OF having sulhed
the homo o; the woman they c"ntenn.
- his nj uStlce is Il f nj blot on the char
acter of woman-fouler even than the SIN
it so partially aff;cts 10 despise; ior is il
not evident that the abb orrtnc- of guilt
which couten.ns the spoiled and smiles
Hpnn the >p,i ,iler is the effect of envy,
e.IouSy-anythlng, Father than a just
lapprccIatIUn of the moral evil?
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given. that letter. OF
~ Administration on The erisfe OF Job N
Piott, iaie of Su-quebsnna township, deceased l..
hav. been granted 10 the undersigned by the
Register Of Cambria county. All i-ers"ns in-
debicc ia SAID estate. sare requested 10 come
forward and sell lie their accounts, and those
having ciaims uguinst said estate, will present
them duly authenticated for rctiemcnt
ED. HUTCHINSON. Jr., Adm'r
E5ensSurg. April 25. '5O-2s-6t.
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Notice.

II S hereby given that Letiers Of Adninistra-
tion ON the esiate Of Henry Lovely. late of
Washington township, deceased, hive been
grained to the undersigned by h1 Register of
CambrIu county. All persons indebted To su'd
estate. aIe request ed to come forward and set
lie their accounts. and Those having Claims
against sa id estate. will present them duly au
thenlIcated for settlement.
JOHN MAJOR, 5
AUG. M'CONEELL,
April 25. '5O-29-6t
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-25
The Russian Ambassador mas oeen re-
ESrWdny.

The Russian Ambassador has been re-
cs lied.
Germany.
Berlin is said to be surrounded with
fearful barricades, which has already been
commenced near one of the gates OF the
CITY. The German parliament assembled
.t Effort, on the 3Oih March. Ad"lces
are received to the 20,h, at which lime 1T
de had been done beyond organizing the
Assembly. Il is said that negotiations have
been issued by the Central States Tor the
purpose Of buying American vessels oi
War. completely equipped Tor service.
Spain.
The report from Madrid Of a speedy re,
.orc;l;ation between the English and
o.,;.b Governments is confirmed.
THE State of Cuba causes the greatest
.olicitude TO be felt on the part of the Spa
nish Government.
Turkey.
Recent advices from ConstantinoPle
state tina, preparations were being made tc
conduct Kossuth and the other Hungari I
refugees to Kutahia or Asia Minor, where
they are to be confined, it is said, Tor 1--WE
years.
A despatch of the goth of March from
Trieste, state ;hat the insurrection IN bolh
MIA is extending its ravages, and is increas
ing in strength. About 1000 Turkish
troops were compelled TO eyacuate The
frontiers of Dungalaka, by the insurgents.
Slndry letters from Stockholm announce
,ha, the Swedish navy is to be put on z
war footing. The object of the measure
is not known.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-25
EBENSBURG HOUSE.

The undersigned respectfully announces 20
his friends and the travelling community That
he has aiken this large and commodI"us house
in the borough of EbensbuTg, formerly kept by
5. ] Renshaw, where he will be happy to
commodate his friends and those who may bs
pleased to favor him with their PitronaEe.-
Having fitted up the House in an excellent
manner, he can assure the Travelling public
that nothing will be wanting ON his part that
will contribute to the comfort of MS customers.
Ills TABLE will always te supplied with
the bcst the markets can afford aud his q AR
is filled with choice liquors. His STABLE
being very large and attended by careful
tios,ler. he is prepared 30 accommodate Dro.
vers on the most reasonable terms
b. M'DERMIT,
March %, Ie50.-25-if
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FIbrasSblsrS Market.

Flour--S5.25 5 so per barrel.
WArat- 8 / a .l24 per puSn-r.
Oats-374 40 cts. very scn,cs.
Corn MSnt-625 CT per nusneI.
Rye 62t cts per hu>heI.
B"ckDheat- 624 cts per busheE
Potatres--50 624 CTS.
BnttSr-R"if lIo IS cts. Keg l21 Ii
Fresh Beef-o 3 els.
Frssh P0rk- 5 q cts.
Salt SO per barrel.
Eggs 10 cts. per dnzen.
H0y--S s 10 n II per ton.
Se'd-Tim"'hy. 50 90 per bnshel.
Ciooor-Sl.50 DO.
Wool-23 25 cts. .er lb.
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or General to appoint deputies. be and
the same is her, by rereaied
J. s. MONT;
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
v BEST.
Speaker Of the Senate
Approved tile ninth days f April, one
thousand eigh. hundred and nifty:
Wsi. F. JOHNSTON.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-25

The total humber Of lives Of officers
and men, of The regular army and volun-
eers, lost in the war with Mexi CO from
Iii causes, was l2.79S.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-25

%The Newark Mercury says that the
Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen has been
elected President OF Rutgers College at
New Brunswick.
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TREASURERy Sale
OF Unseated Lands and Lots in
Cambria county A. p. 1850.

i. JOHN g. GIVEN. Treasurer Of Car,hria Co
in the Commonwealth Of Pen yvania e, in pur
sunnce of the several acts of Assembly of said
CnnImnn wealth, directing the'time and manner
of selling unseated lands for taxes, DO Hereby
Ore Notice. that the following described tracts
of unseated lands and lots of ground in tie
said county Of Cambria. or such part thereof as
may be necessary to pay srrearsgc of tnEes
due thereon for year mole, vii! he "f
frred for sale at the Court House, in the Bor-
ough nf Ebenshure, The .Second Monday +.
(being the lO'h, day Of June merit. and conrin-
ue by adjournflr nj iror:. day TO day, until the
whole be sold for such arrearaee of taxes. and
costs necessarily accruing thereon.
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wIt is esl mated that upwards of thir-
tv Thousand children have, within the
past fifty years, been christened George
W ashngton.
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STRAY COW.

TAME to line residence Of the subsc:ihe'
~ about four miles norih Of Ebensburg. or
4 he 5ih inst. a red and white COW with n
v hiie lace supposed to be ab, Ut eight years
old The owner is requested 20 come foIwa re
prove property. pay charges aud take he'
away. otherw ise, she wal be disposed of accor
ding TO law.
DAVID J. DAVIS.
April 25. '5G-29-3t.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-25

VThe body servant of Mr.. Calhoun
died on Sunday nighi-the evening of the
same day his master died.
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April 25. '5G-29-3 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-14

S'ias WITH sale: q seos bushels 900 =. d ss s.
plenty a. Yesterday. and the market very nrm
with sales al Northcrn at 40 A3he canal at 4So
c, va IL ii.ss o ana s0I n r.r a.
better with sales Of Is 32s for heated
for mixed o6ke for good white Southern and Sic for
BEEswAI.-sales were msdo Of 5000 p5s part com
mon southern ut sSc. the residue private terms
CorroS-T The market steadily increases in frmness.
The only sales reported amounted 400 bales Mid
ding upAnds cannot be bought under 1lxo., and
continued quite dun with but little
Offering and that at low rates. The onssgcments
made were chiefly effected 60 fill up and at irregular
quotasons TO Liverpool cotton was about 3s. dead
weight los q It's. Cd corn 3Hd; and naval stores
u.s. Sd to Is Cd TO London we quote dead weight at
2os ana naval stores at Is. To Glasgow. some lard
was reported at 2os. and naval stores at "a.
HAI.IIhs demand was good for North River for ex-
port ana the market was steady with sales 70 fair
LrME.-There easier feeling in the market for
common Thomaston, while sales were made Of cargo
LEAD.-The market dull. and buyers have had
the adyantage The asking rates were 81 o5 IS for
spanish, and Is So 12k for Missouri
LAssEs.--There have been further sales of 800
hhds Porto Rico, at PIC. a 2sc. Other kinds
OiLs.-Lnseed continued quiet and the quotations
were merely nominal They range from $50 n SOC for
Engiish and American. Crude sperm was quoted at
PaovrsoNs.-Pork-rhe market was something easier
with sales Of ESQ barrels at 50 IS 80 SIX for thin
without marked change while some trivial sales have
been made OF yesterdays figures. Beef hams
steady with sales Of so barrels at SIS So Cut
were plenty with sales Of $50 barrels and erccs hams
at oHc and shoulders, at 81 c. 3Ac. Lard held
something higher, and We have sales to report.
Butter Was In demand and steady, while cheese
dull and unsettled. at 61Sc. n Sc
REAL estate Blocker sold the following lots at the
Merchants Exchange, this day 20 lots on Eightisth
street near Tenth each 25xl02 $3.50 each $780,
do adjoining each 25xlo2 sl3s each $40; % do ON
FORTY seventh street Sixth each 25xl00,
$W5 each $22 423; do corner OF Second avenue and
Twenty NTH street, 25x112 $4,000; do Of Fiji
y ninth street aud Lexington avenue, 25x70, $425
do adjoining each 25x70, $270 each, $50; do
rear on Fin y ninth street 25x100. $40.
ouoAM-The market remained steady with fair
Inquiry: About 200 hhds New Orleans sold at AZ .
4Tc. There have also been sales within q day or
time
TALLow.--The demand good, and the sales
amounted to Is 900 lbs, at IKE. cash
WnALEBorE.-The Eastern sales Of Northwest
made at II C.. cash. for export.
WnIsHEr. The market was very dull Sales reached
100 bbis, at 2Sc. for Jersey, and .3k 23Hc for pr
son Also 20 hhds drudge at 23c, time and interest
Rrcsrrrs sr ERIE RAILRoAp AND NoRrH RIVER Bears
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-14

The Hasersto~n (Md) N,ws say. that Is las pretty
general opinion that owing to the unusual severity OF
the weather for the past month the Of clover has
been greatly injured II not entirely destroyed
The baltimore S,. 81 the l1th instant. says A let
ter nom Hrochland. Prince William county. w. in-
forms that Tuesday last there 81 inchos cf
snow the ground and that most Ct tine peaches in
that vicinity are irretrievably lost
The Baton Rouge Ua) Garrett. Of the III ult says
The frofts ~ Wednesday and Thursday nights
have destroyed the fruit aud tender vegetation The
aud cotton hsvc suffered irrcpsrablc injury.
fclds being totally destroyed The river ut this
place i very high. but remains at n stand
The st rrancisviile DAY ChrcB,cie Of the 3oth ult
has the follo~ ing;-fOr few days pact have h,d
moot extraordinary weather for the season Of tn.
year old winter with his bowling bla-tt. interrupted
for time tho halmy atmoswhere ~ spring and nip
ped the buds that had just put forth. On sunday
night had slight frcst that dealt hardly With the
Gotten ard corn crop which on many plantations 10
our parish had just made it, appearance above the
earth. The frccae Wednesday night has, VIC fear,
totally destroyed both cotton aud The hstterins
prospect in this section for abundant fruit crop
ha. been blasted
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

fs s Es.s: sG, NJ f + s.i asss
ship I:,n. q 5000 Beading bonds IoS1a $1,000 DO 20
ls s' 81 H sS e 10y sS Ss e.
S9isr iS R-Ss Ss ssssH 81 .1i +sa
MsITssrs 9ai lss o. 81 sso do 20 5000 Reading
A. Tsas TO-. ss sS1i ,s ::s$
hsns. 5ss 500 Ss$ssyS. ''1 "'a., l''..~
SsiE1 e. e s., 81;
sTs|;aS; d $500 90. -. ts si.o Rssai"s s. 81
80 q soe reg ss nj ~ D. ss sao Reading s.
81 IJ share. Reading RAILROAD ,. 80 do ST.; loo DO
aS 81 d. nd S.as y yEsss
rs; % DO iet 80 do lot 100 DO i6s 100 Union Canal
kirosd so rS s.aA ms % Reading
BArrinors April is-soek Boara-sioo City Gs. 1890.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NV BrppcrD on MARxrr. April Sperm
have only TO notice sale OF $50 bbls at lisc, which
includes all In the market. Several parcels have ar
rived during the week. not yet landed In Holmes
learn whaie--iixs been tsrited supply until the
arrivals Of tho last few dsys The salos include 900
bills ground tier and dork Mt l2c. and $50 bbls fair
NV Coast nj ~ 44Nc leaving only $50 bbs OF pre-
yious importstions in the market. A sale zoo
bbls handsome N. W. Coast made In Holmes Hole
private terms In New London. April 9Th the stoc
OF whale oil was reduced to 1900 bbis whsiebone =
We hear of sales in this market; parcel Of
lbs NV Coast and South Sea- sold at Holmes Hole un-
derstood Mt about 2Sc. per ID.
fgnADrL,mA. April ls-Ne chang. In cotton. and N.
i2e for uplAnds Flour held at 81 per bb for
brands the demand is confined altogether the
Of the home trade at IS Is Tor fair and choice
brands. including es,rs. a, op.r barrel Rye
quiry. Wheat continues scarce 81 N 81 nd
and 81 les 81 - for prime Pennsyvsnia white Corn sells
freely at &c. for southern yellow Oats brisk and
1900 bushels Pennsylvsna brought We Nothing doing
srs; Or .@s :.s1s syJs &c.,
Coffee Is In better demand and frmer In ale
Of picked ham: "a: made &C. Lard was held At TO- in
Kegs. Pork sold at Sl0A si0n for mess and So. So
Tor prime. whishey sells AZ ze, with . light stock No
change In coal and prices unsitercd. The market for
freiEhts nominal unchanged with very dull