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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

f,o 2nb 10 sgds for wer IN 29h at from 5h 70 Mad
sop for sewer 10 33d-st from 5b 10 Shaw for
in Wism-s from Liberty TO Cedarst for Ia 57h-
from 90 feet east of ghav TO sewer In 8hav fOr reg
uatDg SD between 81 and ith aud setting
gutter therein; for regulating and grading 3-st
from 9Th Hudson River for regulating. grading a7d
Mscadsmzing shsv from 43d 70 5lstst for ing IA 18Th
st. from OF l0b-av The bukhsad (vtth oai-c sns
thereo for regulating and grading 4stst htween and
iNhavs snd setting curb and gutter theren
ng curb ard guueI IN 9-sv from ara To 5ist 81 for
" for faggit sidewalks of 22ist between 9Th Az and
Broadway: for h4ggng sidewalks Of 32i-st bet VEN 9Th
and 8tsvs for fencing vacant lots IN dst bet 5th
and 1h-svs forreg adi1g regulating ard rpasag 2s-s.
ting curb AID stones I'm Dsk-st Tor hog s14k-n
lots between eb and l0h-avs and Ssh and 3lth-s fr
laying cToss-waks 10 Broad~sy between Spring sad
PnIc-ss pr grading sd-st between Sd and 41-svs snd
tagging Sidewalks Of The same; for paving be-
tween 18th sud 32d-ls; for regarding paving 32is
between 9th and 7h-sgs Tor paving S3av frorn 2th o
Ssh 81 for receiving basins and culves built 81
80 and i2h-st snd ice corners Of3i-1v and 3thst
Adopted bv the following vote: dhrn1'ir 1. A. Al
vOrd ESQ. President in the Chsir Assistant All Moore
Haley. Mabbai, Mccarthy 6Oyce Barr J 3. Webb, Jas.
Webb, Grams, Miller, Tieman Pearsa, Sands Ward, IL
ster, Ely, Edwards.
PETITIONS
By Assistant Aid Bovce-Of Daniel Drew aud J. New
ton, asking the privilege Of erecting c the wharf
Of Tie late Daniel Clark occupied by them To COMMITTEE
on Streets
By Assistant Aid Jas Webb or Messrs Price Bailey
and Crate Committee % the Industrial Congress % the
Memorial presented by hen relation 10 Land Monopoly
To Committee on Lands and Places
By AssiSL Aid. Tieman-Remonsirance OF Caroline
Weber and others against opening l0Sdst from Bloc ming
dBlerOsd to ilth-Rv To COmmiiIes on Roads.
By Assist AID Ha'ey-Meneda' from The House Car
penters Association iuqung the per diem allowance paid
10 persons employed on the Public Works. To COMMITTEES
Cd Repairs and Supplies
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon ats
From From the Minutes RICHARD SCOTT, Clerk.
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The sales are s7eo hbs s4 Si64 IS for mixed T. strait
brands ard s5d5 20 for fancy ncnded Ia the sses srs
J. GO bbs Richmond CRY private vrms RYE Flour
better. Sales OF le0 bbis a. si13 - Cora Meal is
quiet, At t6i Tor jersey, aDd p for Brady vine
GRATN-Therr IL disposition the part - holders OF
WHEAT bus-rs, even al further concession ia
prices bat ssss Were hat We could learn
and prices are quite nominal Canadian 10 inactive,
s7aiOoe There is something going forward from hrst
hands but what sxru We could not learn Rye u quiet
at7c Barley 10 and wantrs 81 i5nl2hc Con- IL
raiher heavy ard shade easier Thsfe !. some inquiry
Tor export but al pc-. below current qaotauoos The
ssles are " hush f6c for Round Ye0T and 66i for
southern Yellow AID White jersey. Dcated In tho Gales
are 1890 b1sh Wtsefn mixed Tor August delivery, "a
PROvisIONs-our ma,ket Tor old Pork Is very dun
ard The tr4de my spirngy. New IL nOre sale
abe but pIes sig y favor Toe buyer There T. sons
inquiry for fssur. e-hv,r, ard Se hear OF a. e " l9
IBIS Mess or July, August and Se3smber delivery al
g: 90 tie spot $50 n1s sold az y - FOR Cd dess s1d so
for Do Prime IS = for new Mess 2ad 81 Or d. Prime,
81 for old Sour Prime Besf j. heuer viii steady q
FOR Prime Cut Meats are hrm sales oi 200 tcs and ahis
At sac fr Hans. and 81 Tor shoui1ers Lard Is steady
sales ~ oo bos easic Butter and Cheese steady
WHlsKY-The market Is quiet. but hrm, Tor Prison, al
24lc snd Drudge at sd ume and interest.
GROCFRiES-Me Inactive owing TO the storm OF tho
lGstwo DAYS The receipts Of Coffee are large but -
which the demand not equal but the storm has revsnled
u market from he tested. eco bags have been sod;
l. c for Jaws and Tic for Rio 10 Sugars and Noasses
hsve sales 10 report but prices are nomnay without
RIcE-Is in good request and 500 have changed
NAVAL sT6REs-Are quiet 500 bbls Spirits Turpen.
tiIe sold atS5dS6tc, cash.
OlLSAre STEADY. Lnseed Is firm al s909Oc from store,
al which there is fair demand.
LEATHER-ls very duh, owing 10 The stormy weather
The mails not arriving regularly Is keeping back orders
Prices hrm for all kinds
FISH-is inactive, from want Of arrivals The only
ssa for three n o0 q1intas Dry Coo
81 So which, advance In Msckere there
actions but prices steady from store at s900 lk for
No /: Ssd9 I23 for No 2, aud SoG . FOR No 3.
HlDES-Ars firm with good demand The recsut re-
ceps Of Buenos Ayres have al been taken up The stock
gain reduced TO a. n0 ofwhich. 5000 Mo Grande 00
heavy Bu-nOs and stated ant the Dsance
Tampicus Porto Cahe aDd OrnOcOs The sal-s H.
Bueuos Ayres 20d20 ibs isc mos p OOdo, hps,
is fbbs 6nOs southern, lie cash; goa dry Mari
csitos In Baltimore for this market NJ t. and delivered
there 6mos. rei, taken they run. cargo OF ooe
Caforr ians has arrived BaltnOrehrst received since
he M
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Eorelgn PORN.

Al Msfaah'm YeS sch Ira iss. ioaag 10 Yoss Jss
yh Ia Para
AtPr. lra Ill., big TElsbets F,io- lord IN s.,.. J,,
ts of 20 70 - In n. kser, 7ta, brs Water With "a,
m Salem Jan IS hornd ~. v
husCst - '--',
FoAn vessel At s. Hsl.ra Jan IS
repairs &c. -
Al Bssnos As Dee e. eack 5a'e % r. hars J.st,o,,
Dorsn, Tor Me- tot -e-k Lsuz Br-nl Fressrckr
CO. rs-as ga Of May (Brl Gt'l. r 90 Onset A.
ssbtfel psdfhser, D. Aatros tPfasl 0r
Cathafe ae fssseu iof Go soon, Bosphor
6oson itf Ne" Ton feafyi ard o'hsts spofts1 hter
A. no Jaeiro FEB --latest Cactl Mazoan rsu-
John Gss'e SAGE 6" o sal b. Taynr harr ~
al Tor Caofus' Len'H Noses Otsaas sAsat f.sd *
lawferce Prince from Lab f Al
Se days, Jan = eTpet-d 20 Leaf Tor Yark f ~
for See ora hs; Chas Ed~sra r-eal so knsoo~ Nhs
In Baltimore dec ~ org Franc Bfyma-r arc, Pao +
ah Dec 6 sd about au - So brg Ludsx Ss~ Yol s
brig Era. Chik. DO h julia Rd. way snow Baltimore So
shp hebeccs Wolfe. NV O-ans Jsrs, Johast,a N
cslpha ssth shp Rob Roy. Dfumnoni from s.,
Francisco Abou, FEB l. SNsth bAk Sensy ID, wssfea a.
tmors.
Gibraltar, I'D ult anchor eles u Rocs dssssa hy
south west vino, barn James Smh Lovsi from smyrna let al
ior Boston.
Falmouth 97.h bark s,sua Mara tDuch) Berger "a R,,
tssam for BosioG TO sail Ab March hIs been ncoset
ported spoken FEB =.
Al NsNeats l7th u brig HsIhsm. (sr Robinson so,sos
Abt hsrch6
Arr Jsso Cuba goth ~ brig. guide Loas.,
a-d Else & Chgrlotts. Ksrllng. NYort
Nsnvas tn Gubs SsSy-r, for SYors 10 erss
susan Thurow FOR Onsco $50 reported perhaps Onooco
hachias for
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.
The steamboat G.. w. Kendall, Capt Norton,
arrived st this port night before last, bound TO
St. Louis, with from four to five hundred passen'
gers among whom were many families from the
Eastern States, going TO seek new homes In tue
West. The passengers were about eqaaly diVl-
ded in the cabin and on deck. She had beside
thirty or forty horses belonging to the emigFants
She left this port yesterday morning About :
o'clock in the afternoon, when one mile ABOVE
Brandenburg, lsituated 40 miles below thus city,
and while under full Roadway in the middle OF
the river, she burst the cylinder head OF her lar
board engine, her mud.valve, and stand pipe
The carpenter Of the boat was instantly killed,
and deck hand had leg broken and was dan
gerously scalded. Six or seven horses were Killed
on the spot, and about tue same number were
scalded so badly that they were oil no iarther use
The remainder broke loose and swan ashore.
By the time the boat was brought to shore not
particle of water was left in her boilers. lmmed
ately after the accident the boat was enwrapped
In steam, and two men on shore stated that they
counted twenty persons in the river at one time,
not one Of whom was saved, and among whom
were two women. 1t was supposed that, oyercoms
by fear they had either jumped overheard, or pros
ably stepped overheard in attempting to reach
Mace of safety as the steam prevented them from
seeing anything aud they were not aware OF what
had happened. The officers OF the Kendall were
however under the impre sslon that those on shore
might have taken some Of the horses Tor persons
Certain il is that two women were missing
The scene in the cabin IS said to nave oeSSsre9i
description. 1t was also enveloped IN steam, and
the shrieks of the ladies aud children, OF whom
there were a large number, were heart'rendlng'
None of the cabin passengers were lost or injured
The boat sustained no further damage than 10 sta'
bed above. Louisville Journal, Ia.
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AB,osslyn March H. cATHARISE 10. n, vile Of David
relatives and friends Of the family and thoss Of her brother
Charles kuksrok respectfully invited % aeua nor uueft
out y alton from late residence, - Vng'ton s.
between Smith and Hoyt streets on "sdrs'oAy "'''' -
0 Monday evening ABIG ALL BARGUEr, vile o. Lstoa
Rr MO vas born no Charleston s. c. March IT, 1870 aud died
IN Se ety Of New York March H. lsbl, aged 81 years
Ire trsrd. OF tamy invited 70 Ute e "
resaay At O'Clock the residence OF hsr oo'ne 'ou Los 90
81 H1SyIhr,sb on tbs 18th iot HARY WEIR FIELD, only
da1sbsr OF Thou as Field. aged year and 10 m'oh' s
Tie funeral Will bs held NJ The house 81 th- parents y"
Grad Al Will msbursh at VI cf Wsdnssday l+a INST
savannah Ga on TIE nst ELLEN 81. FISHER. daughter
Of WIS Fisher. Eco Of FraeAh9, Mars ,,,pv AVN If. a
hord II O'Clock, Az, MARY ANN wis
'ass and tos father Mr. Quinn respectfully
rsoussd uuero wednesday 3l INST al SoVA
p n Gou bsr ate residence 80 East Broadway. 49,
On Monday afternoon 18th inst HOWARD infant son oil Inon
and Eliza Knock aged months ,,.----,.
Funsrs afternoon al O'Clock from inc ssusuOe oi w
Je sey City. -. ,. ,.... . .-... ., Al
Ga the 18th ANNA LEflNA infant uausa's' oi Le"'
Lev ma Cows, sged II months , III, -. "a -,
IN. re- stes sDd Of the family are respectfully
attend the funeral this "Wednesday afternoon az oA, h
the residence other parents, 6og Greenwich 81 without ans' A
D Tuesday morning 18th INST ELIZABETH PETIT wiio" Of
NJ .pds md those Of her Sous Frederick William aad
John Psuz are invited attend her ns at 81 FAas Chapel Ga
v eduesday. 18th inst, a. 4 o clock NJ . ,t... n
nnsysd his lie on Tuesday March 10, AFTER lingering Illness Of
pton whh Nth Christian ortnds sne fs'shato
ELEANOR g. George Stanley 10 the ga year o. NIX
as" Death, thou ..rrbsg
tho s~a. hepess 81 IN
Ar thou then King of Terrors," clothed with gloom
To such thou a q welcome passenger,
While angel pDons bear the punt up
To brighter worlds Of hsht and he, aat ioYei
Her Greenwood Cemetery from esI "a"
resdencs Han on Thursday 2th met at cloe
COLUMBIA Of T. A o. d. and ends OF the family are respect
~ Albany Baltimore and Frederick City Nd. papers will pisa
copy.
MINIATURE ALhAEAC--..--THls DAY
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PHILADELPHIA, March l4frriUed-sehrs boe'ol Sofsoa
Wilmngt Idonrs meey, Plymouth MAS Jan5
Ezhv syo,k Fsnns String 5mOuth, NC Grace Daring part
.tt BRIDGEPORT November La,eod, Nosdofai 7shA DOsa
Hyo,ks BSsevwpe, Candy. 90; Orbit Cransr, Csaiasgos
Cay,ds,hrs Horton, Norton Sasua Ia Sranasi jones',
Holmes Portland; Grace Darling Bartlett ffoydo1cs ne 20
gart Fail River; Baudywne Oandy NIor NNP' os7 Doe
Ion. ,teamer Psnobscot Clark, NfeTA. .,, NH, q, D.,
NEWPORT. March 6-ATfeea-sap Ao,'nLn a a. . ~
ADD Tor New Bedford lat I'm sandwich lsAnds' ls u.s. WIN
3320 bbs whale. 100 spsfm OIL &c.,. r r., ,--. A., A.
Brs Foster II omas I'm froFaencS i'i NhAssonj "a.s AZ
thur i'm do or mstanz.s .
A.n Brown Erdcoit I'm NBsdford for philadelphia Toe
80 a. Prs,ou Tor Focok Camp. Pratt IN Pawtucket for
bsss,Hb,, Mount Vernon Bragg fn Rrhmon for Portland
ssrs aanet French I'm Pfoydees for heWYcrk Wm Peno,
I'm DO ior sbed ord.
Ms sch Star Thomas n Savannah Tor Proy5encs. has
heavy weather quality Of the works Of
vsss souh Of Block Island spokseth nat La "a 3d. lon TO-
ba,k Jasp from New YORK for Noodle 18th INST brig Enene n
Br8tOl
sehrs Rush Bates I'm Porsmo II Tor Ply mouth Harvest Barney,
m Tsuntou Yorj Chare Philips I'm DO for DO CD brig
John Bsch Melville. for Hsvina
Ia port-sI the above vessels and steamer AOgsIna-
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DinasIern, &c.

Cape Nay Light Houe l5-Ths sch Walter lat. Of Leys',
Delaware having recently purchased hsss Webb mur-
ray Of s place rom Phnad.pha, shipped 'ysmsr-
dous Wednesday Of Cold Spring Bar Cape Island
communicating With quick lime "a the hold he
lev minutes sageped 10 danes and became u A
loss Der cargo, which also lost was valued at ss
All hands saved
sHp Apaachcoa for Boston (belore reported
again 18th nst lat 5 lou T2-had lost her man and
gallant ssts-
Baax HUI before reported so Buenos Aye purchased
500 spanish collars he cargo alec sold BY suci9a
ls New Eng4sd and Equitable ohess TOT
s75 DIVIDED equally bstV cen them. -,
scua ZrsIru Tor cbsT5sou from Plymouth SC on me Sh
INST crossing Bar OF Caps Hasas Ist the wed sea
and lsft thu The bfesers ~hch %
time washed completely her, carrying ava" DECK o'
galley. and stove boat ,....,.
BHie Xatsrzas OF and for Portland eeofe 70
ported put distress eaky &c vas eondeno P
vious 4 7th ns. 49,. -.
Can't Whoa OF schr Kosssh. at Savannah from BAIT
tors having experienced heavy weather daring The night ~ s
INST On the org Of 9Th let 90 a long - 10, isu 70
The wreck Of chr Hsnty Lee Of Wilmington Ds oouna ION
York 70 Norih Took from her Capt smith and .s
in number Capt Smith says that his vessel Nas d'nasse % %
malt Of the sth INST Fadag Der unminagease ACC % ~
and the refusing 70 stay by her, they Oh went On ~
Kossut and srryed a. above ,,-.. -. 49,.
sr Kos.uh from Baltimore, picked up ~ se, about
40 miles from Tybes yAw boat cneEsr in'''
as Hortop, Gfsenport, Long leland n, M. r c.u..
Rob hrst hcer ofihs sh'p Loo rhHii Ps,
for Baltimore overload the night the 81 nt he vas
ana,ivs Of Connecticut
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New-Yorl Onrrle aiarket.... MARCH 10.

Reported iOf Tue T1Oune.
lat the Warrington Drove Yard, kourIhayenue S0d fof
" fourthst and al the Hudson River Hufs Head. foot
OF Robipsou-st for Beeves FOR Cows. Calves, sheep
and Lambs at 8rowning's Sixth St near Thru avenue
and al Chamberlsins. foot OF Rohnsonst
OFFERED-lSCO Beeves 600 Southern, the remainder
from this STATE and the East) 10 Cows and Calves and
50nO Sheep and Lambs st Browning's; 20 Cows and
Calves and about $3.50 Sheep and Lambs, 81 ChSnoef
lain's. -,
BEEvEs-Owing to the inclemency Of the weather bust
ness was unusually dull day Sales OF op retaining
ousiies were made Al from g. to 25 eftover, 300
Cows AND CALvEs-Soli 81 from 81 10 S51GSp. Mar
ket dull. $500 -. -. - l..
SHEEP AND LANBs-Sales al from 80 10 S50f 10 a. ~
quality AbouIl y o head len over.
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SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY. March ls-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, March ls-P NJ.
There wasa moderate demand to-day for Stocks
notwhout some fluctuations Theheaviest Stock was Read
Ing which under the pressure Of stocks continues to DO
cline The sales today about $500 shares the market
going down to 5a4 but closing al SGT about yesterdays
price, The Road has arranged with the schuylkiu Co to
put down tolls 10 cents y The rates for the preser
season will be 81 60 ~ un Its understood that much Of
the Reudng sold during the last few days has been taken
for Boston account Canton very buoyan and closed
at 6R an advance Of q p cent Norwich was firm al 65
Lopg Isand98l Portsmouth, fell off to lSA, decline OF
a. cent Edgeworth also dull, showing ! e cent de-
cline Mohawh In demand and improved to 81, seller
ninety equal ga regular advance Of il y cent Uuca
Schenectady further improved y cent selling at d
Morris quiet and rather heavy, selling at 49, Harlem
remains siesdy.a6s! Erie Securities without parIicu
lar change qet but the Stock is rather heavy closing
at8lg Madison and Indianapolis improved y cent sell
ling at g. Government and State Stocks are without
change Of importance THERE'S fair demand FOR Banking
purposes Indiana Canal Preferred 5s sold at 49, an at
vance Of II y cent The prices bid at the close were
Norwich. ...'..'.''.65
Farmers Erie ............,..".,.8lt
Harlem SionlngIon
Long Island .........,.25 Edgeworh'
Morris Portsmouth ...,,'.s''''lot
The Market for Exchange is firm, with good
inquiry Sterogh lCGlOI for first class signature $40
Q5o7A for Francs. Bills are in moderate supply.
Freights are dull but without change of Import
Cotton To 5-lbn3di flour Ia SciH ~AH l'-' '''
! Turpontne lSd Dead-weighl l5sG2Os To HaweCouon
is taken at &c. There is moderate business doing pr Ca
| ifornia al 4Ja6Oc
II is stated that reduction has been agreed
upon by the Heading Railroad OF 10 cents y tua On Goa
tolls Many persons speak ola reduction Of tos Without
knowing what have been the previous rates. We annex
tie list for the ast seven years. and the result thereof aud
by which it will appear that the reduction Of 10 cents In
lsl7 over the charge Of 1876 produced about soo0o0 mos
10 tie Company while the increase Of 20 cents in 1880 over
I549 produced sl2285l So would seem the rece pts o.
hs Company 60 entirely depend upon the rate OF tolls
Tha largest quantity Of Coal ever brought down on the
Road in any year in the year S4 and the qnanu-
y then was s6O6sl The Road now equipped for
the iinusporuon Of MILLION TUNs and If that quaint.
ty required It will come irrespective OF any particular
charge for transportation The following table shows the
reluts of tne seven years referred 10
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Arrived.

Sch Mol Benson, Pairhavsn 3 De, bousd TO Va
Sch John B Moreau, Dtchett James River ds, wood
sloop Anne Holmes, DAVIS, fan Albany to fAi RIVER
wIND-At sunrise NEj meridian do at suussth With prospect
Of fair wsuiher.
Aue outward bound vessels we're the lower bay
and al tho SW spit last evening" sunset
The packet shp 81 George had not CONS Up 70 usann'
evening. 80, -.
Sch Oleoue Decker York River d. oysters Sunday l6h net
near Sandy HOOK mail pieces the gale Put mo
Amboy Tor harbor sail been procured and BENT and she
will probably come up ~ the city to-day.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L


stsamsrs-Pscac Nys Liverpool Collins; Fl Dorado, Virgil
Chagfss. ,..
sbus- Ist,c Wright Furber Liverpool MaAal Coz Sui
hvsn dwards Cha Wards Arche CasPsr San FraH
cisco Howla'd AspnWaL 81.
B.hs-Thales Plnkham heuVtasi owen SON. june lbr)
Allen 81 John. NIB.
Ysena sv) Wckman, Ansterda n Fuoeh hsinsssj
Isrro fsard Oue,ta Buenos Ayrs Causine Vssa Han
Lisbon Grpu. nnarn CO; Globe Lsayitt, San Juaa CA,
Duapd; Ke ne Fritz Dtman Amsterdam Thompson Aslhaus
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By Teiegraph.


CHARLESTON March l5An ship Ne" YORK. from Nfork; bns
Clement. Bottom. - $500. .-,-.
KEWORLEANs March l0-Au ships Westminster Excelsior,
s. Holmes Msdaor Colombo rev forL Hum ustuek am
BAH Magnolia CID ship Hudon and barb ha sad
SAVANNAH, March l5Ar brig Tally DO, Boston Ga ~
ura.N YOk.
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n JsHss ADcfsws (of New lTstaas tysas o. hs -
vlse q hssy. ~ - Ntssa
"ssip'fA o. aefases treeAs3 ior sapphss. ' ~
spoken ~" etts an a ~ - Pos, al, 49,.
bo~are, fstef, u and NRsffr,s IL En.efsrt,, =. -
sar" mo, : b-o ofa ~hs- .tio name nat sovn -
ihe 0fk Dspfsf 80 burf-n H..
anf smpfy inz her In The whale sr, 49, " - 80
Whaling bah LOUISA. NJ ss,so,s ~ N r., p.
SPOKEN Jsn % 1T ha Ss75 ~ nas r.sss,i A.s - 80
Gained % ssysoa the Eqlaior ~" -
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ID brct u rhiis s,reak s,@-rss sho.s, Nh.
nhs sssgw tai tp5oesey The sea ssPsst m Vas fe -
Al. ior san rrsn1xcs ~" "a
No e..- tsb ssuh 1907 cspss q v,fs, ss,, Lois %
Ssnsah in Cslso VIA RIO J.n-ifo ~ Ss~. ION 'f''
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NJ RI IE D.
DIED

Yesterday morning. Chrst's chu.h, sro9Sgn; oy " ~,
Stone Or r. L. DlAON OF Boston, to A''' D. W. ~ " ~
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Rnoken. DO.

Of Cane Hasr.s sh Plat from Key Wssi Tor NYork.
Jangs n34k w BAH Uodlte Lsvio I'm Buenos Ayres
Tor Boston
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sun-Riss. sera .......6 II moos-RiSos -. t3a
HIGH WATEk.----- MARCH 10
Sandy Rook..9 ~ Gov .---lO 35s Hell GateD sl
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FLOUR AND MEAL-There 10 no change to notice IL
our market for Western and STATE Flour. Notwithand.
ing the storm good business was done FOR the home
uSde am there Ia inquiry for the East This low
grades Of Slate are heavy and very quiet The better grades
are more tseable and Tor extra Ohio lower prices
copied. There Inquiry for the inferior grades for
the Provinces, with more doing New.Oreans is firm,
with ue change or sales 10 report Canadian Ia in lin
lied demand for the Provinces with sales Of 500 bbs
G7I. in bond The sSles OF Domestic $500 bbls Al
2jd4 SIT Tor No 2sUpeT6ne 56G4 56t Tor common 70
saHii SEie. 62 al Is for Michigan and Indiana Ito
ga for pure Genesee S5a5 - for Fancy 6enesee and
Ohio 25d5 50 for extra Ohio and 5Od6 50 for
Geneste Southern s buoysnt, with good demand, In
cart Tor ihe We4t lndiel The trade buying more
hsely There but little DO had Al Inside hgures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
northumberland REPEATED TOa THE 7RIBUSI

mnrkcts. JAREFULLY ALFoAIED EON AHL 1AI5ONs
TUESDAY. March H.
ASHEs-The market Is quiet for Pots al SIT Pearls
are better with fair demand and limited supply Sales Of
80 bills
COTTON-The market has again rallied under the irAu
ence Of sovices rom Mobile which advance
in that market The Gales 60C0 bales 10 day at ad
vance Of &c yesterdays prices The buyers were prnc
osy speculative shippers-al on American account Tne
s.lss of three daVs are 7 500 bales
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-30
CHINA TRADE


We publish in nRolber column, notice
Of sale Of teas at San Francisco. We no.
lice this particularly, as il fortslls what is
soon 10 be common occurrence in our mar
kct, viz: the sale Of entire cn,goes of mer-
direcf from CHM, and other Asia,ic
Poris. This cargo Of tea was delivered In
thirty four days from Shanghai. and this too,
without the aid Of steam'power.h What may
We not expect when steamers run direct and
al stated inlervals2 When railroads shall
have been constructed across the ,islbmus,
and regular line of steamers shall have
been thoroughly established 10 every part Of
The commercial world, il is not loo mush 10
expect that our merchants will centfGl The
great bulk Of the trade with Asia. The lime
required for tho transportation Of teas and
other commodities from China 10 Liverpool
and LONDON, by way ofCali(ornia will nof
exceed sixty days. With such state or
things in prospective who can doubt the des-
tiny that awaits u.s. Coulter. 5tg,sl j. s,,,.