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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
Robbery OF the Town Clerks once nj
Pawtncket.

PAwTUcKET, Thursday, March Is
The Town Clerks office at this place was bro
ken open last night, by the forcing OF shutter
The safe, containing Town Records, &c. was
blown open by gunpowder and 500 in cash
taken thereirom.' Two valuable drafts were ex
ahmed. and left near the door by the burglars.
Alvin o. Reed, Esq, the Town Clerk, offers a
reward of $500 for the perpetrators Of the bur
glary. Everything was left in confusion on and
about the floor. The affair happened about 10
o'clock, as the explosion was heard by the neigh
bors at that time.
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FROM VESEZUELA.-Dstes from Porto Cabello
Feb. Is, state that the new President, Monagas,
arrived at Caracas on the 4th ult., and was in
stalled in Office on the 9th. His inaugural address
was very fsyoraby received, and indicated peace.
The Ex-Presidens, brother of the new executive
officer, had left Caracas for Barcelona, where he
intends to reside. The coffee crop this year viii
be deficient
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Further of the Bank Robbery.

NORWICH (COnn) Thursday, March IS.
A reward of $500 is oiiered-S30O for the re-
covery of the money and 5000 for the detection
of the robbers who assaulted the messenger Of
the Norwich Bank. Among the notes were ten
500 notes of the Quinebaug Bank, each paya-
bic to Lewis Hyde, January, 1851. Also, sl,l0O
of the Mystic Bank in POS, los, aud few smaller
nOtas
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Capture Of philadelphia Oyster Vessels In the
Cbesapenke Bay-Another Oyster Emeute.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, March Is.
The steamer Herald" sent yesterday by the
Governor against a feet Of Philadelphia oyster
vessels in Chesapeake Bay dredging for oysters,
with 100 armed men aud feld-piece on board
returned this evening, having captured seven
scbooners and their crews, aud taken them 10
Annapolis. The prisoners number about 10, who
will be fined and imprisoned, and under the laws
of Maryland vessels declared lawful prizes ofthe
csptors.
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Ceurt Cnlendar....THIs DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Nos. 3201, $50, 3Sl,
26l. 80, 4ls AL As a. as ~, as, 49, 4SS 4S5 4S6, 49,
zS9, al, Az, AS as.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. SO, 95, 1875, SO,
ASS Sc 81 lS6. las 49, 49, IS ST. IS lS ls6 I59 49,
IS So ST. A. l6 49,, l6S l6i 65 leo l61 l6s l69 l70
Iii Ia rs.
US. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. II, Is, %,
9, "a, 25, &c, "a, %, %.
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The IS Cnhnnv Trials.

NEw-ORLEANs, Friday, March T.
In Gen. Henderson, case, the Jury could not
agree and were discharged There were IL for
acquittal, and only l against. The District At
torney Immediately entered q n0lle proSequI in
that case, and also in Gov Quitmsn's and all
other Cuban cases This gives universal salts
faction.
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Denth OF Capt. Sheldon Thompson.

UVIFA" 4"7NI'1"Jl '1"IF y
Capt. Sheldon Thompson, an old ana esteemed
resident Of this city, died this afternoon. Capt
I. came to our city in 1910, and until within few
years has been actively employed in business
and intimately identified with the prosperity Of
the city.
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X The steamer southerner, Capt. Dickinson
arrived last evening in "a hours from Norfolk,
where she pat in on the sth inst. in consequence
Of an accident to her machinery on her voyage
from Charleston to this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14

FLASH IN THE PAN.-Some things succeed
some don't; some succeed and are glorious, 9th
ers succeed and are straightway forgotten.
Chance has flung in our way handbill evil
IDENTIFY intended for publicity, and as we are chart
table it seems proper that we should help on the
good cause by givingit to the world. Its contents
are accordingly copied below. 1t has no sig
natures bat on the most accurate investiga'
ton by learned antiquarians it is pronounced
& document Of the genuine Silver Gray COM
plexiOn and favor, and some presumptious ana
LISTS pretend to discover about it the marks
Of the SubTreasury and of certain strong
and jealous members of the Custom house eatsb'
lishment. For ourselves, as impartial itemizors,
vvo declare that we have no opinion on that sub
iect, nor on the other assertion of the same stu
dents Of hidden lore, that it was intended by the
authors Of this pronunciamento to frighten Collec
tor Maxwell into more submissive behavior, and
that, for some inexplicabe and mysterious pur
pose, they have suppressed it for the present
That we decidedly don't believe; if we did, we
wouldn't think of printing 1t. Here it is, for the
benefit Of whom it may concern We copy it
rerJatiua ct lrneatim barring the spread eagle
mounting it.
RALLY RALLY!
TO THE FRIENDS
PRESENT ADMINISTRATION
The friends Of The present Administration are requested to
meet at the
BROADWAY HOUSE
MONDAY NEXT, (MARCH H.
AT HALFPAsT O'CLOCK p. ".
For the purpose OF exchanging views the propreIy OF
recommending
TRUE FRIEND" OF THE ADMINISTRATION
In the place Of the present incumbent holding the Office OF
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS OF THIS PORT.
MANY WHTGS OF LONG STANDLNG'
NCi5- York March 10, 1851.
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The New-TTampshire Election.

GovERxoR.-We have the details of the re-
turns from l42 towns, the aggregate Of which we
published yesterday by telegraph. The vote in
those towns on the ticket for Governor is as fol.
lows. We give them in the Counties to which
they belong:
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with the directions of those who elected
them instead of Congressional Caucus or
National Convention. This we believe
practicable and eminently desirable.
ED. Tfib.
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nInrkefs .NEw.ORLRANa. Msrch 4

Sales to day reach 9, 500 bales CoTroN, at prices
ranging from 6lGl2! Sterling EXCHANGE we quote At
7id84 y CT New-York 90 days bills, 2tQ2l discount;
sight checks OH In FRElGHTs foreign engagements
reporeda ship and bark were taken 10 Dad AZ Lafay
cite, with Pork for Boston, at 81 III p Dbl.
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Nav EUsIc-We have received from Firth,
Pond d Co. the 1881 Polka" by WIN. Dresser,
and LADY, on my ear is ringing" by J. B.
Woodbury.
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Tba Ieyis Comfy Bank.

ALBANY Thursday. Mach IS.
The Lewis County notes have been refused to-
dav. Tomorrow they will be redeemed.
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The transactions in CoTToS TO day reached
7alos-lhe advance Of "a on Friday being sus!ained
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~ Merchants, Manufacturers and all

others no deem Il advisable make known their estab-
sbmenia abroad can do conveniently, safely and Al
The proper time e the Agency of V. b PALMER, who is
duv appointed by the publishers OF the best papers OF the
whole country receive and receipt Tor advertisements
and
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BY Telegraph to The Nsw-YOrk Tribune
r,.r~ Masnsr Tsegrar4 Oe cor ar0vtr and BsaSe "a

r For late and important Telegraph
dispatches see Seventh Page.
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Markets ...CHARLEsrox, d

COTToS is dull dealers anxiousIy awaiting the
adyices per Pacific The sales OF ss days have
been Only 1900 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14

DYspEpsIA.-Have you got this terri
bic dseasel II So do not despair for HUTcHNGss Dys-
nensa Bilters s sure and permanent cure. They are
mild IN their effects and pleasant to the taste The hrst
boe will te good results Try II, and satisfy YOURSELF
fATee boites 80 cents Principal Office, l22 Fulton-st
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Hus1rEss roTXo Es.

n LEARY IL Co., Hatters and Leaders
of Fashion for Gentlemens Hats. s. and Aslor House
inuooueeo eno sly wi N milo 81
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ISL.
1.2towns. .Il.595 I29Ol 49, I45g6 2algs 4a25

It2 towns.....ll,595 1851 1888 1885 2zl95 4l99
We have also by Telegraph, below, the aggre'
gate of the returns from % towns more. Alto
gether, the vote now stands: Sawyer, 17,o6li
Dinsmoor, 1895; Atwood, lo,4O1. In these
towns, the majority for Dinsmoor last year was
4,2l4. His net loss is thus 1921, so far. There
are SO towns yet to be heard from.
CoNGREss-The vote on the Congressional
ticket is as follows:
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We think that the

The BEST OF ALL.-We think that the
most touching picture OF the evil effects OF drink may be
seen 10 Msdelxine rs played at BHnums Museum Mad
elaine IL wife such 10 OMEN see fond aad conhGing
IN spite Of s Bertrand s Just such husband too IS we
see every day Madelane may be witnessed this evening
This afternoon most delightful comedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14

Taa; Kiaridge Tuck. Kittdd l9s
Dist l, complete 1853 zGl ,6 6gl 6,65a
DistIlI, &c townss659 1861 1885 1873
One town SHARON alone remains to be heard
from in the Hid District Last year this gave ID
Wing votes to 81 Locos. -Four towns Bow, Dun.
barton, Henniker and Hopkinton, ofMerrimac Co y
were added to this District by the last Legislature
after the election of ls49, with view to give it
to the Opposition, trick which has now proved
signal failure. The same operation was per-
formed by the same Legislature on the LIST Dis.
trict with similar success.
LEGIsLATuRE.-It was claimed during yester-
day and the day before that the Hunkers bad the
majority in the Legislature, bat the dispatch be-
low, which we received last night from Boston
tells different story. According to this dispatch
the Wings and Atwood men have so far, 1879
members Of the House to &C Hunkers instead of
so Wings to l53 Locos as it was last year. max
ing an actual loss to the Hunkers Of 1876. AS it
now stands then, the absolute majority OF the
Wings in the House is 10 and Of the Wings and
Atwood men together 50. This is something hard
to get over though possibly the Hunkers may
prove to have carried enough of the towns not
vet heard from TO outweigh Aside from the or
binary business of law making the Legislature
has nothing more important to effect than to
choose Governor.
Our dispatch is as follows:
To the Editor of The Tribune
BosToN Thursday March lS-Evening.
Full returns have been received from Tuck
Ust) District, and he is elected The vote is: For
Tuck, 1903; Kittridge, 7404
The House OF Representatives, as far as heard
from, stands; Wings ll9, Atwood men 90, and
Locos Sc Last year, from the same towns, it
was Wings so, Locos l53 Not bad change
At any rate, this body will be mighty close.
For Governor, the popular vote in 10 towns is {;
Sawyer, 1906 Dinsmoor 1895; Atwood, TO-.
4Ol. Majority for Dlnsmoor last year 4,2l4;
Dinsmeor's net loss 1921.
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GrNIN,s SpRINa SrYLE AM ITs MoDI-

GENTN's SPRING STHLE And IT .,-.,-,
rfcAT1oss-In community Ike This where AZ ts a.
ned Il IL presumption 10 pres n a. 1881
soute any peculiar style ofha 0ESIS style flr
erscsfli snd aracee modification OF heI -
fb sesson s generally spproved BUY ssIe "a hese sjso
whose tastes dfe; from that Of ne b Src as they de-
Sire he Spring G spy n eSs dss G that ma;
workmen competent to e1Sy and Al the Old and pop
be suggested IN i me nns'' 0ENIN. PA Broadway,
Mar price, -four Do"a Opposite st PauPs.
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GyNTLEMEN's SPRING HATS. - Bird,
- pt.a and Nassau ats The new style 10 presented
~ he public q model of elegance, and OF superior
sn.ty OF fabric and finish PARTICULAR attention s gwen ~
~ ushes OF those who consult their taste In tne
seiection OF Hat BIRD, cor. Pine and Nassau ."
IQf 2mTuThFrkSat
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- Understand the mYstery of WArrs's

Nervous Andoie. II 10 mol ltsel cure an IT'S HPoEeF
All ard wonderful peryne, acting upon the nervous
tenn 10 ihnt degree The patient anxious for air exer
cse and food Strength regeins her sway and al diseases
are soon cured 81 bottle 50 dog. 100 Nssssus, snd 4lO
Gfeenwich-st
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" FowLERs d WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Hail. ISL Nsssau-hL the Park

SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL.-The " CrayOn
Daeuerreotypesp taken only AT NJ. A 81 ROOTS Cal
ery SIS Broadway Of Frsnkn-st are admired ey
ali or their truhflness Of expression well as for the
great srenph boldness and ceRrness Ofimpresson pc
cuiar 10 this new STYLE of Art. PROCESS PATENTED.
Pease call aud examine Specimens mia
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Go WHERE You ARE SURE TO GET A
Coon DAcUERREoTYPE!-M A. 4 3. RooT received the
brat premium for their pictures the last airs ia New
York sna Philadelphia II you wish good picture OF
yOuTsefor friends co ROoTs S63 Broadway, corner
OF FTtBklinSL
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SPRING FASHIONS, 185l.-W. P. DAVID,
(succesior to Amdon sol Broadway Duane ST. has
made decided hit with his Spring styles OF gentemens
Hats Those who about selecting Spring Hats, call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
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SOMETHING WORTH YOUR NOTICE, La
DIES AT NEwMAKs, SSlt Broadway--5OO needlewOrk
Breakfast Caps at 4s each usually sold at ss tsmboured
cambria Might Caps g. cd ueedlewOTk Collars from 2s
10 4ssone of the cheapest offered Also, splendid
stock Of lace and embroidered muslin Under Sleeves
lin Trimmings, Vels Laces, &c. &c. mil 81
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NoTIcE.-50 pcs three-ply Carpeting at
s per ward 80 pcs super at g. per ward 5000 yds heavy
oil Cloih at 10 cts for sale by BAILY & BROS.
ms 2uyeoa 454 Pearst. Chatham.
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MEMS AND BOYS SPRING AND SUMNER
CLoTHNe IS Maden.lane We have now In large
stock OF Mems and Boys Clothing suitable for Southern
and Western markets or City trade, cheap for cash.
ml2 2weOd@ BCUGHTON & kNAPP.
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-. The Hat Finishers' Union are ever

~ The Hat flmsneTs Onlon are eV0I
-, .5d the GROWING ad0rnmeDt 10 the outer man
highly popular and truly elegant Halls, winch are
Eed so as 10 avoid those udcrous extremes ofiaanlon,
e they preserve all OF those features which are Ia mar
nv with tue taste and refinement The Union Is COM
nosed Of master wOrkmen, all participating In me results
n he business and can sell better article for the money
Than any otksr concern in the city Store II PARK row.
onpo,te he Aston House THU Is the only bona nae
fsanctafinr Of The kind in the city. Inl4 "
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r. Families wishing to obtain a good
and pure article Of Soap would do well to call at my
uaciOry and examine the Pale Yellow Steam Soap II is
made OF the best maerias being entirely free from hsh OIL
and other injurious ingredients much used in Soap II
Is clear OF that sticky properly common in poor Soap
ana will not become dark by age Also Patent Candles
which will remain hard In any climate, and burn longer
than Sperm Fancy Soaps of every kind for the toilet and
bath including the Palm Soap. well known as rem
edy for chspped hands The ABOVE for sale In any
quantity for trial. Goods delivered free OF charge
w. HULES SON,
SIN 2w~ 100, no and ll2 Clif.sL, north end.
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WATCHES AND GOLD PENS-Ot every
STYLE and ohe best quality are sale very low by JOHN
YSAvAGE 90 Fulto-st Buyers will find TO their inter
est TO patronize him all COOS are marked In plain
figures and at the lowest price Watches and Gold Pens
repaited,
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T WARNoCKs', Hatters, 275 Broad
way Irving House, introduce. this day, Syle Of
Hal for genemens Spring wear, which, for symmetry OF
model and reasonable adaptation s confidently offered as
worthy Of universal acceptance. 20f II
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MEAIIo.--MEAIIo, Halter, Of 40

Brosdway corner Of Canal ST. Is confident hA DIS
SpRING STYLE will be generally adopted by those
who consult comfort. economy, and good leso Desloo
The beat and hRndsomest Of Haas. MEALiO nes age
Issoment Of Caps and Umbrellas. He is daily overun
nv customers who anxious 10 procure goods wnlen
hive been pronounced The besL and me cheapest.
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ER' OF all the various styles in vOgu
SgEpY HAT WEARERs ATTENTION -

KELLoGG's Spring FASHION OF HATS
AND CAPs-The Public requested to examine before
purcbasipg elsewhere They will compare 10 advantage
with any offered for taste, durability or chsspness One
price 128 Csns-st. ml4AF
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-, = !. - =
ERok TIE TRIBUNE FEBRUARY Iirit-yAMEs
scry mscr Charles y. srenctr-Alrcaly referred
IN hn esse TIE Court ohargsa that this Matter which
should have been setto BY the fr Dc of The parties
tss ne rsisun should not have brVu h u INTO court
ers VS. no eepute - TO the blows the qntson the
Jury vas one o. and that depended rrsn the pro.
voeaton MI serymgcr tie plaintiff, vholiy unwar-
Ianted in retAnng the lease cft WITH him after he ha
Zen informed that vasto lstt Nv msiake and after
SPENCER had sent fer Mr. srentar hsi
rght TO put ~ bill on the tttre shl Mr. scryrer 81
~ 70 tear " down. and what the mssIves Of Mr
ttmrf conduct l. fer fhe Jury % Aooist hut n
~ y ssst n mind thai NJ set nssrs inis5a has ),
afereattdy annoyed aud insultea Ne SPENCER
crue u 90 co. threw sreat 1isht urpn Sir sryssr IN
entens. Ins ee,e vas certainly for sssmplary
"a. to 'ne es,m9ry sud y ~ sreneT ssc,,meu,
nov came MO court with M gfsce N ~ for ne Jury
70 esstd uton tho merits ~ III the faCs psns al AID Il
ster Isn 70 say Nhcthtro or not s0mnal dS vsr AL
a ~ ts aied Ihs Jury found srthe pls u,id ssp
bad snd THE rsrtcs in,end 10 nova l. 49, 10 rs ss
aside and rev trial granted.
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Died.

co friday, February H. Many A. H1Ll, aged %
yssrs. A months snd days
attend the funeral, on sunday next, 10th las. az
O'Clock, A NJ, from her late residence Cooper bald
irgs, NAspeth avenue, Bush~ick L, I. Her reE aiGs
\ viii be taken to lI,mpstaad, l., 1,
On Friday morning. February ~ Captain Witttot
TYlox aged YEAR, late Mater warden OF the port
Ills friends and sc ualutsaoss the msmbers a. the
Marine Sccisty. and his Ms,sniJ brethren, nss re-
specially invited 10 attend his uDsr from bic late
residence 23s Washington street., OF sunday mornps
next, at o'clock. LIS ren.ins will bs removed u
| Green wood Cemetery at 10 o'clock.
! suddenly at Cleveland. Ohio. on Monday evening,
February 10 fpwhap A PstpER, ~ this city.
FUNERAL on sunday morning. february 70 a.
be taken to New Roobslle for interment
On February T. ALtst CoaSILi, widos q he js's
The relatives and fsni IL u tho family Invited r.
attend her funeral without fuithsr Invitation - bsr
inst Of IL o'clock Her remain. will be taken a. the
family vault 10 Trinity cemet-ry Tor intermen;.
On fhursdsy evening. fehfu.ry 10. EN~k Letfss,
daughter Of james W. AMI Roth 4. smith, In the I2h
year OF her age.
The Relatives and friend, OF the family rssp..;
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon l5,a
Inst at2 clock from he residence ofhss iasbcr 301
West Twenty. arst street.
On February 10, MosEs llstt, q. s Navy, sgsd %
iii, friends AMI &C 4usintancss are respsstiely Ia
yltei 10 attend nj. funeral on satariag Gaguoon -
O'Clock from the residences OF bis brothe. .in.ias,
Moses Garner eols Tnl,ry street, Brooklyn. lie re-
main. will be taken 10 Grrensood.
on Thursday morning. February 10. FRNnrnt.. Nts.
RAcH Of Cleveland Ohio Ia the Jsth yssr 81 his ege
Ills friends and those % his broherin Law, sonn :.
Herrick are respectfully invited 20 attend he Ir.
raj wit bout further invitatlon from the residences 81
the latter No. 70 First avenue, this tsa.urdsy ster-
noon, 10Th inst, at ~ o'clccs.
| Cleveland paper. piea,e eepy.
On Friday February lt sorur, UrLESt, dsggt-tr -
Henry End Catherine WistsD, aged yesrs uon.hs
TIE frieno. and acquaintance, or tSs Family a., re-
,psetfury invited to stt,sd her funeral % .aasy ~
terpcon 10th inst, at ci2ck, from NO. y Nhfc-
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fsIpAs, Feb. h-6P.M NJ.
prices have not varied The demand, - vsn e the
receipts limited and the sales aid aot exceed SO
BII.bsTUsss"p iour-w .sesrn and State aour, TO-
day, Was in better demand partly for city consump
tions was less srm. The Eastern trade were buying
sparingy OF the better grades prices Of which we're
easier Many holders msDifstsds stronger desire to
reaze and the tendency 1t the close In favor OF
buyers The fsles aggregate 500 barrels, including
no 2ssperhns At 81 81 - a.; common to straight
Michigan. and wisconsin. at 81 IS . 81 81; common
Ohio via New Orissns, 1t - - slki round hoop
Gspssss 1t SIS ~ ss SIX; ana s.r. Ohio and Gene
zee, at So so 90 80. Included In the transactions
were Loco barrel: Ne lsupsrdne State, sts4 60 Cane
dian was quiet the 6rnn1ss OF holders being against
operations Small sales were making for the PROVINCES
a. s4s7. We noticed fair Inquiry for southern
mon brands at S494 So oo4; and fancy do at Is rs
So o2h. The bu,iuess doing was somewhat
to hold back for higher Rye dour was scarce,
and quiet, ct So 81 81 Corn meal was dull, but
pfm 20 o,h,rS aoe ~ w. o, aG nn;ag me.
high views Of holders keeping manufacturers out Of
the market There were son. samples of prime Gene
. buyer. Canadian vas dull, snd nominal at 81 %
ST To- Corn has not varied materially since our last
lots to arrive within the four months rhs
transactions IL 60 bushels new yellow on the
sLet at 0ehc. &c. for Jersey and Southern, ana
lotos bushels Western xua. for May and June de-
livery at $50 per bushsi the d-uaDd principally
for distilng here and st The Eastward Rye dull,
and prices favored the buyer small parcels OF Jersey,
probably $50 bushels, tax % at 75c., decline
Harley was scarce, and quiet dgures Oats
were In moderate requ.et NJ a. A3c tor Jersey and
40 q Ole for Northern
CosL.-Foregn has hssu very lriet since our last.
and prices are unchangd Tbs 'sst ss- OF Liverpool
oTIel VAS 1t ST. There vas v8odsr ate inquiry for
anthracite and considerable ptities have
of ct So SO q 7 per ton OF VA Tbs
CoFFEE.-The market cout,nasd frun. with steady
demand from the city trade an sales Of zoo bsss Rio
at IL lI4c., and 500 bags 81. eooiingo at i0Hc.
There sample. Of prime Rraz to be had under
Ike
CDrroS.-Ths sales to-day amounted TO !, 800 bales
The prices realized manifested strors:r market than
yesterday. We quote