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EDITION of the GREAT

~ NOVEI.n-Ready this morning, COUNT MONiE-
IEONE OR THE SPY IN SOCIETY, elegantly Illus
This spirited romance has appeared seray In the In
,errsfionaI Magazine IL 10 now published IN separate
orm win the addition Of numerous illustrations M:
b,tn yery caeny translated from the French. and viii
he Supd equal If superior In interest TO Dumn most
, 70 81, ,,sdnctions Commercial Advertiser.
The scene of this exciting romance Is laid In France
and Islx and in the stirring times that Immediately sue
csedsS or rather Witnessed the downfall Of the Bonaparts
dynasty in France Spain, Naples and wherever else Ma
had thought 1T to place upon the head OF member
Of ms family despots crown Intrigue aad martial adj
venture love conspiracy crime, and vengeance, all ac
codant bswever In their main features with historical
fact crowd the pages Of this highly dramatic AID power
fly written work II will compare, We think, with the
-, orusr stories and le gends vf Dumas ACC they VIII
- ~, Of Monte, Critic The nsns
lstlgn ssi, -1dous run" Morning Star.
hi, thrilling tas intended a counterpart to the
sscet socjetes which at time, under the
,.os Vsnas and Csbonan pervaded the MonaIchiss Of
Europe The story is kept up with starting ana
, mim sfRiNGER TOWNSEND 40. 2a2 Broadway.
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Nem Publications.

The 9TH Edition Now Ready
A MY LAWRENCE; or, THE FREE
IA MASONS DAUGHTER. by the author Of " STAN
feld.Hal," Mimi Grey" SC Beautifully Ilustrated.
Price so cents.
This novel possesses all the briansy Of dialogue and
fervor Of description that charscezes the novels OF Sir
Walter Scott The characters that it are indeed
worthy of master hand and in this they have met
with no unworthy painter.
Also the Sd Edition of Eugene Sues great work
THE FORTUNE-TELLER OF ST. AvAYE or. THE
MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. BY Eugene Sue. Price
so cents.
This story admirably told and like all the works Of its
celebrated author, abounds in dramatic action and tragic
interest The characters are wildly drawn and sustained
threughout with striking fidelity. The portrait - Ana
rendered with impressive fathfuness which, once read
can never be oberated from the msmo The character
Of the beautiful Diane, is brilliant Jet melancholy like.
ness Of the virtue which marked the female represent
aves Of the proud wealthy and corrupt upper classes Of
her day The touching history Of poor Maria Faveaua
type Of the fairer portion Of the be read
with mounul interest, aording it does vivid contrast
between the morals Of the upper and mddng ranks and
she utter want Of protection which when allied
beauty has in the French metropolis against the lechery
Of sIs'oerate bSsrtines The work destined to DO
widely read, aud to create sensation. Forsale by
GARRETT CO. Late Burgess Garnett,)
MI q Publishers. New.York
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Tltp a Card-THE Bull DING ASSOCIATION
suess.. slNsOhANCE COMPANY.--Au peEsoas no have
o. are about TO subscribe 90 the Stock OF this
81 3 MI bear in mnd that the ayst snslslneas OF
Il ~. snare Is due and payable Monday. @arch l,
H. astesntle Bank corner OF Broadway AID John-ss
lsh iasa lnent viii be tae ard payable the
same place isancipated nom the resources
vii Csmpshy have already al command that they
Conps.hs arrest dividend paid by yasaaacc
3 isssshthe CITY Of New York OF United states.
SsesVS sscy. lmi isAl p. BRUCE, President
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS i,

4 ~
IL DRY GOODs.-ssllins out the Winter Stock ct
COLUMBIAN HALL. No. asl GRAND ST.
Without reference to the intention Of the Common Ceunr
oil or any other CORPORATION TO dsnolsh the Pak Toun-
tain to erect Washington Monument, It being the IN
enton Of propreto Of Colu aban Hail. No 2s Grand
st. to sell their entire stock OF Ia and Winter Goods
(providns they obtain purcAase) With this iAssn-
ton they will oftsr
MONDAY. MARCH I.
all their remaining stock now hand twG goods aos IN
cludsd) consisting Of
sHAwLs, SILKS MERINos. PARAMATTAs, MUS
LIN DE LANES. PRINTS, ENGLl5H LONG
CLOTHS LINENS,
With the determination that they shall be ssld 1t asy and
every sacrifice.
With this object We will Offer
GRAPE sHAwLs. that cost t75, at SIS.
GRAPE gHAWLs, that cost SIS. at s..
RICH BLACK SILKS. Gre dc Rhine at 7sc. and 81 per
yard.
RICH BROCADE SILKS. extra quality 1t &C., and q 90
peryrd.
RICH PLAIN and cHANaEABLE SILKS, It % ana
rs cents.
FRENCH MEaINO PARAMATrAs, CoBUao end
ALPACCAs. At q reductsa Of 50 per cent, below the
invoice value
FRENCH MUSLIN DE LAINEs-cost % ssats->f-
fered at 10 cents
ENGLISH MUSLIN DE LAINEs-soa u sssts-o<-
fsred at 10 cents.
ENGLISH PRINTS (dnsss .srturs)-oos. II ssass-sf-
fered 81 IL cents.
GIHON L SONS and GRAY & McKEwANg
IRISH LINENSi
TABLE CLOTHS, ia'''e'd at 3, and offered q y 90
81 so and offered as rs sts.
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS. invslesd ct 9, cents, saA
offered at 81 cents.
PILLOW CASE LINEN, 81 wide. iavoicsd 81 ~ cents,
and offered ct Is cents.
BIRDSEYE DIAPER iaveesd NJ - cents ~ snsrs1 u
10 cents.
SCOTCH DIAPERS At 500. T5c., and 81 pss pisss.
YORK MILL MUsLINs at ioi per yard.
BOOT MILLS MUsLINs. ~, (fns) 81 I'd. per yssd
ATLANTIC MILLS MUSLIN, 1t o. per yard
ALLEHDALg sHnEriN0s. iet wide, st 10. Cd.
All other Of the most approved stamps and nasks u
IN equal rate. b. z ToWLE,
mi itistp NO ssl 0raA1ro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

rrEmpire Building and Mutual Loan Asse-
ciatien-Ihe fIst regular meeting for the payment Of
dues and sale Of shares will be held on TUESDAY EVE
MING. March at the Mercer House, corner OF brosme
the month S. per share, due and payable
AZ before this neeiing
To prevent confusion invited to call tbs
Secretary before that time their daes and get their
Book and Certificate ef Memeership. Office No. l7S
Srrlrg at, open frsm . 70 9, Pm.
JOSEPH X. TAYLOR, President.
tCoatroer, Park
JONATHAN W. ALLEN, yioe-Prsst.
WELL, Secretary, No Us Sprng-st.
h. shares viii be sold At this meeting 2I sc
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DEMOVAI-NORSE'S AMERICAN

Umpire STONE-DRESSING con-
IL pANY The Trustees Of this Conpang heye - g,
cI.,sd dividend Of TWENTY ONE CENTS OF IL
DOLL All on the esps al stock for the year 5000 -
PAYABLE At the Office Of the Treasurer, NO. "
sIs a,s s 'hs ION A' GEORGE sHERMAs. sssrs..ry
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" Notice TO Observation-Disclosures BUILD.
ING ASSOCIATION Sc great has been the success OF
this Association and the cement of its affairs salts
factory to the members all the shares having been taken
IN SIX weeks a. the request OF many the upper
Of the city, have opened the books Of the second
and have already one hundred shares subscribed for To
these who unable to procure shares the first this
viii be favorable opportunity and for their accemmoda
ton public meeting will DO hold In Knckerbocker Hall,
on MONDAY EVENING, March 1, ut u O'Clock The
public. both ladies and gentlemen invited to attend
az the opening meeting there will be able and thorough
plantations Come and Join Entrance fee only So
on etch-share Of $3.50.
JAMES r. DELvECCHIO, President.
ANSON WILLIS, Vice President.
TRUSTEES
W. 7. b Mllken, Marx Cornell,
Henry Dean, George Ross.
Harrison Jones, J. W. Ogden,
Henry Johnson A. A. Valentine,
John A. Gun.
EDWARD J. MADDEN, Secretary.
CUMMINGS III. TUCKER, Surveyor.
PoMERoY JENKs, Attorney and. Counsellor.
Office No. los 9thav. 3GH
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MANAGERIAL experienced practical
lVl chemist and color who perfectly scqualat
ed with tn printing of all descriptions Of wooden, cotton
and silk fabrics and particularly moussliae DO lanes
wishes a situation Manager. Addrsss @. M, at the
Office of this paper N wv
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Cy' The Brooklyn Mechanics Building and
Mutual LQnn ASsociatlQn possesses peculiar adyan-

Mutu0l LOuu ASsOC1obou possesbcs pcculhi
tages. Ii Will loan money 81 cent annum the
amount advanced thus enabling the shareholders TO OBJ
tain by paying SIX per cent the sum received
The Association will allow interest at the rate Of SIX
cent per TO all persons who prefer paying their
monthly dues six months or more IN advance and any
shareholder desrous of withdraw ing from this Society
DO any by giving months notice and receive
back the dues paid by him. with interest thereon at the
rate of Blk per cont per snnum.
The entrance fee is fixed at fifty cents share the month
y dues al two dollars and the ultimate value Of each u
redeemed share at five hundred dollars
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of joining this Assocla
ton do by leaving their with the President
ROBERT p. PERRIN, Cashier of the City Bank, Brook
lynn the Vice President, JAMES ROBINSON Bank OF New
York. Wall st. the Secretary s. DENMAN, No, l36 At
antic st. Brookhn the ATTORNEYS, Barnard Parsons,
No. Is Wall ST., NswYork. with J. H. Shepard, Vim.
A. Colt, Robert Buchanan, James Bennett, c. McBr
lty. or John Dinon Directors.
public meeting for the admission OF members, At
which the objects and peculiar advantages of tins Assoca
will be explained, will be held In the of the Col
lege Grammar School, the drug store the north
west corner Of Atlantic and Clinton entrance IN Gin,
ton ct y on MONDAY EVENING, March l, 1859. AZ n
O'clock
Ladies and gentlemen who desire 10 invest TO a1
vantage large small and all who wish TO
make money the loan OF money to their ad
vantage should attend this meeting AT the rate At which
subscriptions have been obtained the number of shares to
which this Association limited will be taken and
consequently those who wish avail themselves OF Its
striking advantages should be prompt securing the num-
Der Of shares they desire. 1sf 3tThS&Mh
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MUSICAL TEACHER or GOVERN

xv1 assassination wanted. BY yousg Lady thor
shy qua for the situation Has been employed for
three years responsible positions At femas ssmaarss
in this Stare and At present employed ~ governess
family in this city II competent TO insructim IN
FRENCH Drawing and Painting and has thorough kno
ecge of Music. woud accept 2 situation a. Mascai
Teacher in seminary in the city, but would pre-
fer situation in private family, where she would enjoy
the comforts of home TestimcniAls Of Der ABILITY, and
satisfactory references will be givsn Address Miss J.,
No 80 FTankliBst. Tf Hs
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" Ii will soon be Full.-From the rapid manner
Hhss ss5:9fs are 81 sh.,ss IN SuD
enabled to close its books large and enthus
astic meeting held on Wednesday evening, and q
poruni,y to those who wish to become members Of this
houiishing Association public meeting win be held in
TIE Blocker Buildings, Blocker st., near Morton.
MONDAY EVENING, March l, at " o'clock. The
lnis OF advertisement will not permit explanation
OF great advantages offered, but all who desrous
of improving their pscunary condition invited to
and hear the principle explained Come early to
seats JOHN KEYSEk, President
GEORGE STARR, Vics-Prest.
r. Ross, j.. SECRETARY.
TRUSTEES.
C1srles Crane Samuel Sinclair. James W. FAIR,
John Thomas, James -. Post, W. y. Smith, Jr
David hIlnken. d. c Weeks, Robert Peterson.
Office No. as sth- Az, where the books open.
Ssf n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

~ Notice to Passengers from Panama to
Cslifornia.---rhe PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY feel called upon to give public notice that no
tickets will be recognized by their agent at Panama which
not signed by officer Of this Company. and that
tickets thus ssned be obtained only at their Ageacy
No. III IVES, st., or of G. L. BARTLETT ESQ Boston
Of Messrs ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO, New
Orleans BY order: WM. h. DAYlDGE, Secy.
New-YeIk, Jan. &c, 1852. jH IT
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TT Emigrant Intelligence ONCE and Labor
Exchange, Nos Is and q Canalst., New York This
ONCE is established by the Commissioners Of Emigration
where always be found large numbers of Labore and
servants at very low rates Of wages and persons have
their orders filled by writing to the Superintendent and
sending the amount to the passage Of the
parties required. No fees charged 10 employers.
my2 MWSTf JAS. p. FA0AN, Superintendent.
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6perial Notifies.

~ ~ ~ssi,sg Of TINS Comnitiee viii he held on
Awwffnnxy EVENING, March 2, at ~ O'Clock, al the
Brosn~" n'1 JAMES KELLY. Chairman.
vnll.syL l. ss.spL0w' Secretaries M,
--- ceu,ral Committee of Democratic Whig
~ zen "A meeting of this Committee will be he
leuns p,o.Sesy House, TUESDAY EVENING,
= IN, ,es 4 1852 Il II o'clock BY order,
A"es ERAsTUS BROOKS, Chairman
p p.as. ri MosEMAN, oe"'s'e'' MI
~ That Blessed Hope.r in distinction from all
.sssrptuYsl hopes Elder l. ID. MANSFIELD will
ssrS On the above subject SABBATH p. NJ. At and
Sseck {, corner Of H.s,ef-st and Bowery Church Of
80 sscord Advent" Services also at l0t A. ~ Seats
~. The public are invited TO attend. 2SfAs
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MAYORS OFFICE. NEW YORK,
Thunday, Feb &c, 1852.

~ PPoclamat heTeas JOHN CANNON, sof
tss Civ murdered the night Of January co. at
Io,sr House the Of Vestry and Washington 1T
and whereas there good for believing "a II the
80 Cannon bs death at the Of George Crabree,
Tbenss Brown and William CIab'ree and whereas the
nd George Crabree and William Brown still at large
rcv therefore L. Ambrose c. Kingsand, Mayor Of the
CITY DO by virtue Of the horIty vested IN
ne ser OF Two Hundred Dollars for the arrest
Ard delivery TO the authorities of this City Of the said
(,eo'gs Crabtfee and Thomas Brown. Given under my
Ssnd sad ssal, Ia7f ssDSitwl &C KiN0sLAND.
V Peoples Lecsares-Ths Tenth Lse nW Of the
S.Ssrnscls, on TUESDAY EVENING, March g. Sub
,ss,1Tslsclss respecting Liberty. found among her
Es.ds Tickets, l2i cents to be had at No l3l Nassau
:, m a, the door Two tickets admit Gentleman and
tso Ladies Doors open at Ct o'clock Lecture CONF
usfces III. miN'
c7- Leeture-Hope Chapel.-Ik Marvel donald
a M,trbel Esq) viii repeat his Lecture on the Use
n Resufy" on MONDAY EVENING, March l. at
Ionsl Chapel commencing at " III. Tickets cents,
ty ale at all principal Bookstores in Broa iway As
hn, limited number Of tickets be Sold early spplea
lion for them 10 necessary. -
Thoas persons no purchased single tickets for Mr. Nit
sssl Lecture Feb and were ur able to obtain Omit
t.nSs can have them exchanged application at Grant
: Brittan's, No 6y7 Broad way.
n. N. CAMP,
H. A. OAKLEY, (Commi,,.s
l.. Is. HENRY. (N0"i''oo'
mfn ]. FESSENDEN, JR.J
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EOUNDER, STOVE MANUFAC-

IL TURER, MACHINIST.-A person well qualified TO
oversee of the above named kinds Of business de-
sres situation general Superintendent IN some large
manufacturing establishment Those needing the services
OF such may sddress, apply personally to Dr. J.
W CLOVES, No. 7 9Th av., or to y. HITCHCOCK, No.
5i7 Broadway. Sofu MWeF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

A Smart, active young Man wants sit.
N ustion Porter in store. Can drive horse and
wagon well through the city Has ebjoction to wages
Cal or address j. c., No. i09 Warren st., up stairs Can
be seen for two days not suited Coed city reference I've
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n Nosice.-steamship ATLANTIC. from i.iverpoo
row dschareing under general order at her berth foe
Of Canal St Corsgntes will pleate send their permits
hoard and attend 10 the receipt OF their goods 49,,
mi "A EDWD. h. COLLINS co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

W Sigma Phi THE Quarta Centennial of the Sigma
Phi Fraternity will be celebrated at the Hall Of the Alpha
efNew- York on the evening of THURSDAY, March 4,
1854 al the Annual Convention. e. =. v.
MlNniWkSkJD
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WANT PLACES.-Ex-

~ cellent servants Cooks Nurses, housew 6sAm
stresses Chambermads WaitTesses. kc also, suatlons
for men a. Farmers Coaehmen, Gardeners &c Best ofee
foT Eosi servanu New York Empleymsnt Office. No Gs
Broadway fmi ltsl T. p. SAUNDKO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

~ Netice.-The Annual Election for Directors of
the New Yok and Liverpool United States Mad Steam
sAp Company will be held at the office of the Company,
Gu THURSDAY, 5th March next The poll will be open
mi n WM L. YOULE, Ssc'y.
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q kichardsen's Linens-Cauton 20 the Pub:
e-fhs Informs the trade that the goods sold
Msustoa ysserday genuine Irsh Linen. and sealed
.Aenaidson Sons Co, Belfast" evidently 10 nissad
re teehc-there beng such firm in exstebee-as not
~ We wellknowr house Of Richardson Sens Owden,
"ssse scle representatives. We are
JOHN BULLOCKE JOHN B. LOCKE,
ISL Ne No. 80 Pine At, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

A LADY from Germany, who is proficient
IA In Drawing Oil Painting and the French and Ger
man Languages, and Music, 10 DESTROYS Of obtaining
homo. where daily instruction in ths above branches
would be considered an equivalent. Address y Tn
bupe Office. MI 3MWkFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

SITUATIONS Wanted, for German
- and Irsh Girls with good references for various ca
pscties Families in want Of coed servants, - cooks
washers and ronsrs houssworkes walters or nasss
the cty or country always suited at No At Lud-
low st. near Grand Ct. German Giris hways on hsej;
Ulttsk j. hiDobLt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

rF- The Mount Vernon Building Association,
No. l. will meet at the of Christopher and Hud
son. SITS. on WEDNESDAY EVENING as O'Clock. A
full attendance particularly requested the Annual
Election for Directors takes place There is Likewise,
important Amendment to the Articles Of Association under
consideration. Let all come.
B. II. BALDWIN, President.
GEO. W. CooPER, Secretary mi asu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

SITUATION-Wan 10 Brokers'
~ Office or in Mercantile House, a. Assistant Beck
an object a perm situation Best Of city references
gwen Address HxERY, at this Office, foS three days
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

A YOUNG MAN wants situation as Sales
man wholesale establishment. Undoubted refer
epce given TO honesty and sobrsy. Address WARREN
l.. L. 26f fts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

CERVANTS.-A great variety OF we'll
- selected Servants suitable for private houses and be-
tells are now wanting smplcynsnI q MAsoNsy oM-
subscrpsioa 80 cents otherwise. a. cents No pans WI
be spared to reader satisfaction N b-Msh sna bcys
Iof NawfwniWkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

II The Human Hair.-If you are troubled with
Dandruti in your he ad, use ]. THATFORDS Medi-
cMsd Composition. 1t Is celebrated and sure cure
and NOT only So but also the best article for preserving
and bssuiiiyug the hair discovered For sale at
IHATYORD'S Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon No tO2
Cpndst Nsw-York MI 6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

A S CHAMBERMAID and to take care of chill
dren OF to do general homework in small private
family by Protestant young Woman The best OF city
reference Can be for two days at No. 227 Grand st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
Uant employment.

A s PLAIN Cook, and to wash and iron, and
IA TO do general Homework bv a respectable young
woman. Apply at No. ~ Chrystle ST. the Can Be
for three days miltsk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

A S CHAMBERMAID, and fine Washer and
IN Ironer, by a respectable Protestant young Woman
full Laundrss the best Of city reference Cali at Ne
237 BleeckeI-st MI IT,
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A S Cook, Washer and IrOner, or to do
general heusewsik, hy respectable young Woman
with The best Of city reference Can be for days
q No. 81 West 10Th st, second floor mi lts
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-30
New York Market.
New York, April 26.

i3 .is>' New York, April 26.
Ashes are steady, with sale Of Pots Al s.
O6 and OF Pearls at $50. Flour is in good
llemanl, and the market for SUITE and Wes-
tern is very firm. with moderate SUPPLY
Canadian isquietat 4,ls@4.25. in bond
Sales of $500 bis domestic at 4,l2@425
for common and straight State. and for Ohio
via New Orleans, and a 81 10 48l for mixed
10 straight Western and Michigan. The
supply Of wheat is light and holders are
fmer, but prices are nominjl. Rye is
scarce and isheld firmly at zoe. WsFA
fiBarley Malt is dull at S0@65c. Barley is
Id fair request, and is fair az 7O@72c. Corn
is less firm AMI lower; sales OF G, 900 bush
els at 66@67cfor mixed and yellow. Whis-
key is nominal at 222c. The market for
pork is firm, but the supply and demands
but moderate al l8,87@l9,00 for new mess,
and 1880 for new prime; clear is held ct
2000; old mess 1852, and new do l9,OO and
scarce.
4, Beef is steady, but quiet. Sales Of mess
al Sl0@l3, and of prime at $6@7 ,25; prime
mess is dull at $l9@2l for new. and Sl6
for oil. Beef han1s are quiet at $l5, 700
l6. Picklcd meats are in demand at6ac
for shoulders, and 98@l0c for hams. Lard
is in good demand at 93@l0c for brl, and
l03@llc for keg, Sales. of 100 bxs yellow
Havana Sugar al Sc, and SO hhds Porto Rio
at the same. I'D &Eatf ,@t8
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-30
New Orleans Market. !

ida leIIt 11 NEW ORLEANS, April n. }
IS Cotton is active. Flour and corn are dull.
Mess Pork. l7.76; bacon sides 9sc; bri lard
Sc. keg do l0@l0ac. Sugar has advanced
tc during the week. Rio coffee 81. 4
April 26, M The produce markets are
dull. Sales OF 1000 bis Ohio -four at $3.50
@3,40. Corn is in limited demand a, 400
47c. Porkis dulat l7.50@l7,75 for mess
and 1900 for prime. Bacon sides 2@l0ci
shoulders 72@8c; brl lard SC, and kegdc
l0l@lOic. Rio coffeeis steady at 9i@9sc
Prime Molasses has advanced 10 25@27c.--
Fair sugar 4Ac. Cottonis in good demand
sales oi 1000 bales at 7l@73 for midling
Whiskey 16ie. 7aFslF s3gt- Ss1'si