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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05
1 RARE CmANCE-At cost for

IN f1SH.--In order 10 dose our bnsiness sPca-
dily (aur co-ranncrshir having expired) We &c
now selling our entire stock strictly ~ cosii een-'.
ting Of very large assortment Of Staple and rap'
Dry Goods, Ready Made Cipthips, Shor-, p'. M.
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Sc. VIZ feel a"n''' '
public never had good m .crcia",s 49, "
lo,y ,,,ec, and We eo,d;.Iy inyire III ." come soon
Merchants and others wanting i'fse .urp'''s are
advised u ,,,alc ra,lg cal Larsc additions ~rre
A.. IL. M MEEM &. GwATkIN,
IERMAN ANCHOR BOLT1Ns:
VI @ LOTIiS.--Ttrs ubscrb.rs continue :" h.er
81, .,,lc NH ,Id -tabi-bed brand 81 Betting co,4
~ III numbers from 10 10. They are warranted
L, b. The r.t imported, and an experience d tw.rs
N year. ~ Tie sale 81 tlcn hs proven them 10 u,
sseb. Una I5-w5wifJ MEEM & G,yATklN.
RLANfS FOR SALE HERR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05
M NOTICE.--vulusbsc Land for

N NOTlCE.--vulu Land for
-~A-. Snlc.--i cties Tor sulc the Tiac, oil Land
on which reside, lying II, ic conn,. &c Campbell
on Whipping Creek, IS rifles surth Of Lynrhburr,
adeiniug the lands d Joha.S 4. Payne a. \. Whit.
low aud Others confirming a1lO Acres. Thu
land hes well aud can be conveniently divided 10
SUIT pnrrhase,sit desired. There nre ubout ia0D
acres in woods, well timhcrcd with good Pine and
oak tigber. the balance ~ nader 4 good fence.
with I00 acres Ii cicyrr. The improvements ~,
N@ THO GOOD FRdNED DIYELLING
lA-4 HOUSES, leo llou-e. and all nccossery out.
houses, with plenty IL good Tobacco Barue A
further description i deemed unncccssary, as per-
sons Wishing purchase urc invited to view tho
premises. June .-.pitl JOHN BRADLEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

e1nTGNS TREDEGAR md Conn.,.
~ So iR NoWLIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05
i ICORICE!--56 Gases Mass Lii

IL cOricc, Of the best brands, warranted gem
unc by the importers. just received and for snlc by
SAMUEL AYRES,
Commission Merchant
Rirhmuu1 Tunc 5-ttif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

The manufacture Of axes, hate hets, and
other edge tools has been at the
extensive rolling mill of Messrs r. Archer
& Co., at Richmond, Va. The Wing
states that the work turned out is equal in
quality 10 any made in the country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05
CEILING OFF Ar CONT.--A y

~ did assortment of cl,il,s cnssinieres nndvcs.
tings, all ~ tho finest q-solity. carefully spccl-
cd by myself this spring, for this market Country
merchants urc invited To examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere us they viii iimf II 10 their
advantage. f.MoDIvFTr.
Merchant rtsiicr, nest door 10 John T. Wrinl,'s
Book and Jcwelry Sterc, Main ST, lsnchburg, VA
June a-2mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-05

G''ld Pens with Pencils, Gold Pencils.
Which he offers TO bis customers and the p,iblis
generally al very low prices and in quantities 10
suit. d. X. LYMAN, Bank Square.
uiat g1-3mf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

49, , w., -. ~ Ps,s,s D., sorfoa: n - y.Eras:
- v..|.r -. -. - b.. f,..tC.t
~. one -. 80. H.. -. P.tb IN Hs~ars - lie.
..--.-s.. e.. B.. - "a =, ~ Ys,s "a
f'st- ~ !, ~ ~, , n, ..,rs e,r S-u y.si Lslns
SCI ~ 90 $3.50 s,s,r-. f.s gf,v,''
80 POI. 49,. u, f,, 81, b b.. w,,,soe'..i, ~ Nsrssk,
rsf d, Tor huh
80 ,-'''
az. - mn. - 49,. 81 . r.. F.,g,s Al N,,,vess
FhitA'h hie. - ~. -. 49,. ,v.s.. 49,
u =. h''-- $3.50, w.. n,.l.'. ~. t,-,r-. . IN.
do-r,i'fi - f.i't 4, 49, g. ol..-. ). h. a.rg.
500 $780, 49, 80. d II. 81 -. s.v.sn.h
is,,s' ''. ~ y 49, ~, r Pr.,a Pm. ,eas Ksus
J.h -. ~, ~, w. chs,nkea ft~8y. aei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, Jan T.
ASHES-The market is quiet Sales Of 50 bbls al 5Oa
Sc for Old and New Bills Pots and 62!G5 $50 for
Pearls.
COTTON-Is buoysnt The market has recovered its
elasticity in consequence Of the steamers news and prices
have advanced dtc, with sales 40o0 bales mostly on
FLOUR AND MEAL Only moderate local business
In Western and State Flour The latter lower and the
former very hrm, and relatively in good demand There
tasposuon on lhe parI OF spectators to realize. The
demand "a very moderate for the East aud nothing trans
PRED for export Canadian s quiet 81 g74 Tor common
ard 25 for sour The sales Of Domestic reach go bbls
al 44d4 CT for No. 2superne 81 "a S74 Tor common
TO straight State s7id5 ~ for mixed to fancy Mich.
hoop Ohio Southern Is in better demand at steady prices
Sales OF l6le bbls a. > for sour 06d5 l2k for mixed
10 strait brands, and 5d5 IS for fancy Rye Flour
scarce and wanted al IS Corn Meal sheld more 6rpo-
yat IS for jersey and 3 for BrSndywine Buckwheat
is scarce, and saleGbe a. 5Od5 30 for bbs 2542 50 H.
100 10 sne lOd75o for quarter bags.
GRAN-There rather more inquiry Tor Wheat but the
fmuess Of holders checks sales In me ABSENCE OF saes
We omit quotations Rye is and insciiye Al 75c
Barley s quiet al 6SG9c The receipts by Railroad are
Oals are better the supply one quarter less than
AT year Al this time Sales OF Canada al 5Od5c River
46G49c and Jersey al 45G46tc Corn is better and 10
demand for eistlAsg. New is scarce Sales Of 5000
bushels q, 69d7o for old Northern aud jersey ia store
and 7oc for old White DO Also new Northern Yellow on
private Terms. Canadian Peas quiet and nominal At
PkOvIsIONS-Therei Is increased hesviness IN The mar
ket for Pork, and Mess and Prime are du-the souer
S5ids 50 Tie ssles beside are Zoo Dos Ar p 81 fo1
Mess and 50 for Prime. New Mess Is heavy AZ si4
tleseu hOss Gr more plenty and are saleahle Al sc.
beei i IN retail demand. Sales Of 100 bbls 25d$0
Tor Mess, prices favor the buyer and Prime in lots AZ
! 6tdSo. Prime Mess Is quiet o. IA 50dxl6 Beef
hsns are steady and sseEbe a. sic . 10 Bacon Is scarce
snS NSnied Al eta7te Lard is steady sales Of 50 bbs
Old Al I3Gte and new Western a. 8.6Slc Butter arrives
freely and The market IL heavy sdl2fc for Ohio; O0l4c
Tor common state l4oIsc for Western dAiries 100
51d6ic. 10y -
CoAL-The demand for Anthracite IL fair but The mar
ket "a easier Egg size Peach Orchard s now selling fror,
Yard al 80 cash FoTeg plenty and rather dull sales
OF cargo OF handsome Sidney Al 3 and 900 Liver
pool ore a. 70 n bond equal 10 - duty paid rnos
BEEsNAN-TheTe is q moderate demand for Prime
win sales Of $50 fbs al 24tc. cash. '
tEAIHEkS-PrIne are hrm with E fair demand, and
sales Of 500 lbs Ohio At Sc cash
Bars, ron yard a. - 80 moe scotch PiFs 10 recoest
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dlsasfere. sc.


~ zee CcffstF sssrca
sHy N.sirre a Ecs,ss Orleans sieofsSed very -
~satter' he cast
sHU O's q, rbors epsr'.d s.hcrs Frvsioeu has sa
athss ,hors TIE cArn has 81 tee a-d "7e "a - % -
dansF he IA ace oro cftsf rzh vi b. ~ shpP'a 20 S7
toh n hshfsr. L.
sr, Ce.sss Corner C.oI ot Baltimore, arr a. Hemp
IN, 49,. vi oss of &c, h.sng rro-uc@i s'
~ b1Al1Sfu o.
% rnsf N stsaTsr George, IN Hfr'7t -
FS Et,sa AZ Bostro Nmrson. ~. On 30 'rh so ~na
NSV ~ 4.r ssnc4. f'sst -ttrs5 vlf-f ant fissi
a soo ,t ass bo4r Csp, Peters ntk The sot bf Sv
Heed. , 49,, ~, -. -. & =.
Bro Errlss brest caorre whsri Bristol n-ary rs'sy
fr.E thr csDn, morning oi sf met p,
"a tha rfrels Ard frs l-n~
vi. 70 serous damage 20 ihs .tsseL 49,.
sr,~. N, F~--h Rcsor, vhch parted char an fr0Te
shor 80 ut Nays Cape kEtaseih sic % f'i
.,.I Fg,.t,, cane o. a s-r dsrhargiug.
Nrwc.srLr Jaa AN The . KEGS uson, m Bo'toa i'
p -.t ru 10 ait distress from the ere 3 o.
gs shs ne night Of ne As' ~ aad iafas
ne .,r,rrstte lot .our ol her SANS suo -sAs osdy
IT, M Etusi Bereot usca e. from Fgns I'D yes-fss
rsort that The 80 Emy OF aooa. loo taus burden tei
10 Newpci RI ashore a Ihucossgle ~ ne lta
IN 40 ,s rof 81 PN o ihe sane csy Newt FAY 49, "ni
cd to Wsth Brig where she was upos~v s .hofe 10
psy.u, her X pumps we're Constantly worked % se-p
far She oeaf1 BAT TAI ot "'er ihs ZAP
fsn aad et sho'e on Chnots.Eue lsant t"'
stop her leak a. Wa FOR further Orders ses h~a
lost both anchors
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SECOND BOARD
SATURDAY, Jan. PPM.

The market for Stocks to-day was very ANNA
ted; there was no less spirit manifested and no
degree less disposition to buy than for the past
few days Indeed the week has closed with a
decided tendency upward and, to all appearance,
with as little prospect of decline as there was
week ago. We yesterday accidentally omitted
70 note the great advance in prices then attained,
which was per cent. on Canton Co. 3 per cent.
on Erie Railroad, Il on Reading, II on Harlem,
and per cent. on Morris, beyond the highest
prices obtained on Thursday. To-day the spirit
of the buyers was in no wise checked the COM
petition was intense between buyers while sell
ers were hardly able to name rates before they
were taken up by eager purchasers. The older
members of the Stock Exchange say that they
have seen nothing equal to the present buoyancy
since ls43, if indeed there has been the like seen
since 35 and &c. The advance to-day beyond
the top rates of yesterday has been, on Canton
Co. Q; Erie, ii Harlem, 4 +; Reading, ! Farm
ers' Trust, / Morris Canal, Hudson River
Railroad, 3 Stonington, l Norwich and Wor-
eester, II; Erie, LIST Mortgage Bonds, Ii I'D Mort
gage. Incomes, II. Albany and Schenectady
was in large demand, selling at the Second Board
At o., an advance Of per cent. on last sales The
Hudson River Cd Mortgage Bonds were disposed
ofyesterdsy at public auction by Hsggerty, Ora
per and Jones' The bidding was spirited and all
were taken at rates considerably above the antci-
pstons Of many of the leading moneyed people
The fact that there was prior mortgage of four
millions on the road which is less than $50 miles
in length. making the total liens nearly $4,000
per mile, it was supposed, would restrain pur-
chasers but the result has shown that the conf
dence of the moneyed public in the men at head
of great enterprise, and the faith in its being
n route that will command an almost unlimited
amount of traffic, has overcome all the ordinary
scruples growing out of great cost per mile
This sale we regard as the most successful of any
previous railroad negotiation. Among the large
buyers Of the bonds were Messrs. Boorman Grin
nell De Rham &c.&c. The sales were as follows
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SAFES OF TO TINS, TO arrive snd from yaF' s'' u'"
HiDEs-coatnue quiet sale Of 46ec bue.os H synsi
has been made TO srrve from Boston Al &c IL IN tia
10 l4lc The 1910 suenos Ayres SOD yes..galu'l - 49,
market were II i4lc mos and 100 TeXas AZ NC . a 9,
TOBACCO-Is cuie 20 bids keniacAy SOC - ~ Al
lOallc: $50 bales ST. Ago al lsd<4 ~ eA7os
20d25c The demand Is very fair; . no -.l
OILs-The demand for Iinseed IS improving sVVV gs-
Ions sold to-day. 10 arrive from Ll'etpSo,, %, gaq IN
terms The sales are large from store, in lois st05'e III
casks end bb's. - 1900. a
SEEDS-Are in request Fax seed Is very se4 I 80
rcb wanted There Calcutta in me market out pa
GELS would bring IS quickly 30 bushels ms S'aie SOU
Al ga y s6 fhs. I IS "a steadily eflsed 5000, n.
WHfSKY-The market - easier Sales OF 81 oos fis-
on a. g6lQgfsc cash Drudge Is dull at DC
WOOL-Tte sales Of Fleece we alluded 70 yes'ef - "
were made Al Sc not 4sc imprinted lac
cuartfv sod 5onco rs Medium and zine tleece' "
ms Pulled Al 57d4Oc for SEperne. and g o6c 'or 10 y
"a bses Fore Al HOB. for Unwsshed Mediterranean
2fd2c for Washed Odessa and 81 &c Tor !" sshed No
rocco o0 Buenos Ayres and 500 East India on private
Terms
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MAcEIAsPCRT Dee 3s-sc sohs Ann Upton sn5 Uusr, H,
Mon Ssth sch Wam Pops Poster Bedford; tebr
Moore Nfort sch Splendid Kssr Bsstoa zsh ratuz
sad sc 4 Josss Holmes ana Yanic Parrots, Nfork Mar
Fotiui or. Bcstor
Sch FrtrGoEr Of Cutler has Wills anchor about "a "a
below ERE parted both ehss TIE gas o. the 49, bat b.
sal hey SUGGESTED beanE ton r N,
made her fast along SIDE Of anchor. 49,
CHAINS have hssn Vsrst
SD of East lhoIaon, DrsW, mastsr. "a Dad Of KIN
hers coadfioa Twelve S.vs
IT, Captain, Who, ty tie way. youngstsr "a
and Who By ls hns
gwen unasnats procf Of Is char- Of
Vesssot the wood and fastened Is a whA az snt
home Cutler savIug board care Of he v..a
See subsequently, hled and 1 her side parted po-ts
ard after atrE aud aowu the dunS several ts.
suHbsr Of or dtssn succss5ei getting her toi All
after rghtng her saisy secured her a vhsr
Capt Small hts Of sch Ceres Of sort gYork N
euer 70 Is af received Tie zst ashors
Salisbury Bsah hs night Of the sd HAVING previously o. sas
y 20 kep % shos he ne hsgr.
aHe after getting ashoe tavssd Tires before reaching houss
The nate Charles Amss pershsd With The cold o. ths uk
aboui % Of ,coored-uans unknowul Who "a.
worngh BIS passsgs EsE Of The n .r5
lest Tbs survivors al Ices Mr. Is -
logged % tbs toru, and has s vie car u,s chrsu 10
noun TIER oss No assumes the vessel CARO- sas gg
&C savst. -
Capt Moore Of The EErst arrived ssh rspors .y y.n
vrects between Booth Bay and Mt Desert
sih, We esT1g isofhsr severe c05 r. snor torn Far
attsnset
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FOREIGN Ports.

Santa Cruz Cuba Montssy, Mitchell FOR New
York In ds-tys only Am vessel ] port
Auat St Johr NIB H. Amelia Holder, Boston; 2sth
sch William Haines New YORK Cid goth, schs Phillips, Small
Passport; Echo, Andrews, Boston.
sufusm l2brgs Agsnora Day dag Plsaiss Center dg
Crosby Pendeton dg Gazee Dovng, wig fgt Niger
Bates uucj Gpssy, (Br) for Boston
At Vera Cruz December H. for E0resns d. sch Bonita ioT
do, 8 days.
AT Turks Island Dec bark Amra Baltimore
Busco, Banda 0rena Nov bark manou, Lowry, for New
YORK, 18th
At onayss 9Th u brig Mainland Grace, for NYork.
SD I'm Curacao OH nh brig Harvard Clay FOR Boston, lih sch
Peerless Conkhn Efork
Up Bordeaux 10th ut bark Ospray, Hall for Phadsphs
Ar at Rieeo Nov 81, ship 50 Lawrence Brown NHork.
At Rio Janeo Nov 90 brig WIN Price, Dug for Phil days, and
probably others.
Al csthsgsns 9th u brig vacOuvs swss,ssr m Kug,on Ja
for EYork, Is days.
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Arrived


Packet ship sdsons Hoves Liverpool 49, and pas
sengers pcod Tssn Co s1 deaths have occurred tbs
passage
PIcie,shp Msuhst,an Hacksaa Lysrpooi 9 and
COS passengers Marshall The has experienced very
weather during the passage having encountered twenty
the westward lasting IL 20 45 hours attended
most awful thunder ana hg htning. hail &c
ship New fort HUI Charleston Dec 90 cotton and 70 Geo
BuAley
ship Dennst o Prodsncs Thompson Savannah s. cotton
10 master
Valera w.etHaa Earses O. d., WOOL a. to Funch
& Melncie
ship wn whson, GavestoB 70 ss, cotton Brewer
Co. Has sIpsueuced Very weather he passage
Bark Nscohss oi Augusta ThoP 81 Mats 20 d. ani
rssen. master. Bss been 10 d north Of HAteras.
Bark Ranger (of Portland Merrill fn Mar zana Key West
d. mshogsny ustc &C. 70 Curtis vessel Ha
the Of Hsras d. Dec g. lat 81 s lon sIpsr
sneed gale from WsW to INV laying under
resd nautopsa and spencer gale Increasing the Rh heavy
running Pm split n1nopsa Pm blew spsn
would stand heavy runuax
shipping large quarues Of water lay Is hours usds
rEgug Barometer stood
westerly gales after
brs Lady Lars Hill Bermuda d. salt to MdIs.ou
Co.
Brig Ohio Leland St Cruz Cuba mahogany cedar &c %
Nesuh sots Has experienced heavy dua.
passage
sth Lsvuls Hopkins Post, Virgins, Is, oysters
Bergn. Cole Petersburg 10 d. Hdss 70 Hunter Co.
Sch Empire hurch GeorgetoWn S. nde 70 siuge,s Csaria
& Co
slh william Henry. Gibson. York River 90 hs, oystsr.
Sob Auros sn n, Burch Rsppshannock RIVER d. iuubsr
Sch Heers Grn, Charleston d. cottou ard us, Nc
Crsscy
SCI orsres DodEs. Richmond. g. mdss to Hkw Psuo.
Sch Pes loung sarscabo 81 d. fastc, &c, 70 ArIngu
BELOW-Br bark Elisabeth.
MIND-DuruE tie day MsW and fresh
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PACKET chip Albert Gaatn, Deano, Liverpool Nov 81 ndss aad
$50 passengers 10 Grnrs mnurn Co. The has hac Goa
tho Banks Of Newfoundland infants died the
passage. $500
and passengers Samuel Thompson Nephew Has had
Of heavy westerly gaes spit most Of her SAILS and vas
Henry Counce England, Thomas Hausy native Of
Nova Scotia wassd overheard and drowned WIN Richard
native Of Liverpool seaman, died Of consumption Has Soi pas
PeLetbp Joseph Walker Bo1e Liverpool Nov ndse and
passengers Samuel Thompson Nephsws Came TO anchor
the Bar 4h INST 10 children died on the passage Jan George
se,Han Hatve Of Nova Scotia died Of nAammaory evsf
Bi ship Elzabeh Benty Robinson Liverpool 9Th Nov, mdss
s.s $50 to aaesH Co rss sag as s
experienced other damage Nov 49, lost overheard Henry
Hill seaman native Of Bndgswatsr, Erg The bound to
Savannah. tia TO land passsngeIs
ship Vanguard Steele, Liverpool ndss and passenger TO w
Philips Tie has encountered nothing hut heavy westerly gales
and has the Of tbs
Newfoundland Jsn James FISHER and Ihos Harriet seanen
while binding the retopss ard e on deck aud we're seriously III
shp South Carolina Stewart Rotterdam 2s dse and 76
psssngers to Hurlout Co 81 lat ~ a. lon 40 81
psrsnced heavy IRON WV buwarks spill.
shifted ind received othsf The has had
heavy westerly gales the whole passage
Barl Brsgon (oi wsn Bartlett Bordeaux ss d.
dies. &C. 90 Nesmitl b sons.
Barb Brazil March Vera Cruz 81 d. specie, &c 10 Hason'
New BARI Hasnah Brewer Robuston Wooster EasPor d.
Brig Helen jane aeKsord surn,m d.. noassss sugar
70 master
Sch Far sned cker Richmond d. hou 20 Mailer Lord SD
il 20 sch OnsuA, for New lolk.
Sch Hsroas Psrlas. New London d. bound Virginia
Sch Foster Of Portland Douglass Aux Cages - d. oVsOi
20 Brett Vessels et before reported Has had asavy
wealth.; o as e e1. q s g .on osT9os :P[1ss :'a &c.
Psrobsect Seymour, Philadelphia mdss to Stanton
BELow-Bark Savannah. I'm Liverpool
sAlLRD-steahps South Dckn Charleston; Mexico,
Williams soresas ship Hartford ssEnsu chsrsston bark La
wIND-At suunss NJ and snow Noon SSK. sunss, NV
ard fresh.
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nell, De RhaI
sI,S72oCo



There were sales at the Board to day of these
Hudson River second mortgage Bonds at 9si %
osI. IT, s. Stocks were wanted to-day at I'M
proved rates Skies, 81, sold at llGl-llG2 was
bid for the transferable, and l2o for the coupons,
90 Loan. Indiana Canal preferred Elves sold at
80, an advance of p since yesterday. PennsyL
y6nia Elves sold at 93A, an improvement OF b.
All the Bank Stocks were in demand at full prices
but scarcely any Of them are offering for sale.
The Money market continues as abundant as
heretofore In rates there is no change but the
symptoms indicate lower prices As the amount
received from dividends aud from the CslifOrnis
remittances becomes diffased, the effect is likely
TO be n greater abundance and lower rates AT
no previous time has there been probably at this
season of the year. so large demand for good So
curities for the permanent investment of money.
This remark will apply to the home as well as
the foreign investment.
In Freights there il but little offering, and the
rates are hardly SO firm. Cotton is taken at 53sd,
Heavy Goods at l5Ql7s cd. Some 900 boxes
Cheese, and 200 boxes and 81 bales Of Bacon have
been taken at these rates for Liverpool To Lon
don, 900 bbls Flour at Is Cd 1000 bbls Oil at
eos. To Havre, Cotton is'taken at &c. and Bark
at &C. To California there is considerable offer.
ing at 5oc9s per foot, the latter rate for clip
pers.
The business at the Assistant Treasurers office
to-day is as follows Receipts, s354,7lS; Pay
ments, s9s,9l9; Balance, sl,764,S97.
Foreign Exchanges may be quoted as follows
On London, GO days, llO4 9llOli Paris 90 days,
alllq5lo; Amsterdam, 4lla4ll; Hamburg,
36ia37; Bremen, s0Qs0l.
The following statements exhibit the Trade of
this port for the past year:
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.

rom Or EEwzoRR--

Steamers Mexico, new) Williams New Orleans souths1sr Dcl
nson Charleston spoGord Teson CO. Psncbscot Seymour
Ph ladsll hs
Ships Jas Wright Clarke, Liverpool Phillips 0swsgo, Cor
Ofleaus Foster Ncknson SOuherner, Sullivan, do
Bngs Armstrong Armstrong, Mayaguez Oerou, Psnde
ton Baraeoa W Tundy Co; Devonshre B Walergoo, Br
Indies Middleton Coz Maria Norton, Bulkey savannsh
harceu Mayhev Norfolk; Govana dArgo (sard) Psntremo
Genoa p Harm ony Eephews
schs Zwosche en- (Ham) ysdhves, Rotterdam, Punch
Msncke Bliss Young Maranham &C. Bishop CO. Brones
Porto CAbeo Eleanor johnson, do Ahambra Banch
ard Baltimore Brookman; Alice Seaman do, MAILER Lord
Baltimore Zephyr DOylss, Philadelphia Adehne RO
sna Williams, do Cousa Faulkner, Boston, Cornsa, foungs,
kBediOTd.
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nv TELEGRAPH.
Mnrkefs....NEw-ORLEA

Markefs. -. NEw-ORLEANs Dec 81.
There is n fair business doing in COTroN, at
m prices but holders are keeping their samples back an
cipstine still more encouraging accounts by TOE NHga
nom Iverpool " he some parties more anxious 70
have an inteesin The staple previous to her arrlyaI
sales Yesterday and today amount 70 5000 bsies
iddng Al &c There il better feeling II the market
for Rio COFFEE snd the demand Is active Win sales OF
8OO bags at lOidl0lc There is an upward tendency as
nisyed In The market for new crop New Orleans SUGAR
with considerable sales Of fair al Ste, which indicates an
advance OF Il ~ n since nv last report EXCHANGE IL
Iiebt bills on NeyyYork are quoted at II discodnt
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rFOr Marriages and Deaths see Fifth Page q
Receipts Of Produce

BVfke Erie Railroads. Gturddy-sOb bls Flour,
II Hogs l65 pbgs Butter s7S sides Leather p bales WOOL
sheep 27 Dressed Hogs q Calves q head Caue' ana
sz6t bushels Oats. D,J
battle Nesc- York and NeT. Haren Raitroad.-
500 sides Leather ISL Hogs $40 pkgs Butter do Cheese
s do Lad, - bbls Whisky and u casks Ashes
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Whnlen.

si i'm Bedford "a bsrk Arsfir Swift, North Pscac.
I'm shin Jsrn Cornell Of NBedort reports n-r AZ y hn
~, With $50 bbs whale oil. to year for
Oce tie New Bedford Msrcury rom
Can't Mocre OF New Bedford reports her Oh Csi ION
OCT with IS bbs OIL bound INTO Colombo 20 land ave natives
picked smell boat the day previous without pro
visions Tie Mara last from Johanna where Capt hoore sa
imprisoned fer refusing pay bills con ted By Nhaes winch al
previously touched THAT port for recruits The bills amounted 70
$500 and unpaid because the msrchsnts
refused take goods for their supplies sgeed uPon but demand
Aug ship Martha Stewart FHavsn is out 1900 . 9TH BARK
Mon'ezuma, Aen NIB out 1855 ship Aaosb haxhsii
30, out, 80 sp o..
Al Lahaua ships Herald Macomber Nav Bedford 100 sP
$40 wh l6QO0lb bone Brooklyn jeffrey, New London iu
received New Bedford reports At Petra Pauoysl sept
hrs Covper New Bedford eco bb oil and 81 900
on board Champion Of Edgsrtown charge Of the mate full ~
ditch wadron, Of Warren 1850 bb; Msenso Ds'o Ne" Bed
ford 1900 bbls .
letter received Holiness Hole from Capt Worth, OF ship
LYDIA Of Fah,ven reports her at Maui Oct 49, with 400 bos 900
spl oil bound Coast Of Chill, sperm whaling Rad
lost MI Of Nantucket boatstesre Juns
go the Sea Of Kamschas HIS death caused BY hs lis
charge of gun. 80 .
Arr at Boston Spartan, Cook, from North Atlantic
Ocean, "a Provincetown. with $40 b5s oil
ship Euphras Crosby Of Bedford reports her
hAl h OIL sd r hss.s era days
Took days Reports the AnTa Gotta Edgartown,
a Maui Oct rs, full, TO leave for home IN few days
letter from Capt Honeywel Of ship Brandt, OF Bedford e
ports Graco June all well 6 months out with 3b
bbb % OIL 10 sail lay for the south ofNew Holland.
ship Gen Scott, Fisher, Farhaven reports her
Maui H. with so bb i50 do VII OIL to cruise few months
At ahAns Oct 49, ship America, Adams NIB, fun, ard bound
home.