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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-23
FU1LER's -
), HAT STORE, q

gas Richardson Street. Columbia, 8. O.. =
NEAR THE STATE CAPITOL
J. and Winter, I return my thanSs at the came ,es
to my friends and the public generally for past !ayv,a
and shall cndeavor to merit continuance,
The same moderate charges will prevail ths, have
made the es!ablishue1. 50 popular Throughout. .!.a
Stato. :.
Fisc aoLEsKIN HATS 81. cat:ora { 1scna, of
Ph;ladeli iLia, fine Hats, aud Genn, ?l4 broadway,
win be S4.5o. No departure froE, these p-ieesI--
Terms exclusively cash
+. S.--P. ". 2. does not propose TO sell a better
Hat for So than lie would for 81 or $3.50 To use aa
expression Of some Of sable bruddGrs. Dat would
Se impossible. TIE proof Of tho la, s ths bea.ty
and the wearirg thereof. have better ard FULLER
assortment than any one IN Columbia. Sept IS.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-23
NEW GOODS.

THE subscribers have opened one door above @r.
l. John Workman, assortment OF new ana oesl-
rabe Goods embracing
CALICOES, MOUSLAHN DELAINs--
PLAIN AND FIGURED.
ALPACCAs-ALL CoLoRs.
AND
EMBROIDERIES,
TO WIT:
cH1M1ZETTEs, COLLARS, UNDER
SLEEVES, &C., BoNNETs.
RIBBONS, HATS, &c.
Also, an assortment Of SHOES, TIN WAKE ana
GROCERIES, with various other articles found in
general Stock Our Goods will be sold as cheap for
CASH as the same qualities can be bought in this
market PlECh fhANh.
Oct l6, H.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-23
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
ALSO
5000 Pairs of Negro Shoes,

OF his own manufacture
ALSO-Sole and upper Leather, Calf and Lining
Skins, Band and Harness Gather, Shoe Thread, Shoe
Tools OF every description.
cB Together with largo stock Of Travelling ant'
Common Trunks, Valicrs. Carpet Bags.
eEr The above comprises but very small portion
Of his Stock all Of which will compare with any in
the Southern country for style or durability
GEORGE ALDEN.
Oct Q AZ tf
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NEW BOOKS.
JOHN D. MURRAY,

JOHN D. MU URRAG,
uAvING REMOVED to the STORE recently
IL occupied, by II. PATE esq. nearly opposite the
Masonic Lodge. ia prepared to offer a FRESH AND
DESIRABLE STOCK OF NEW GOODS, embracing
4 General Variety Of
DRY GOODS
READY MADE CLOTHING
Shoes HATS CAPS
GROCERIES,
HARD WARE
SADDLERY dc. DC
All Of which will be sold in accordance with tho
times at reasonable prices for CASH. on the usual
time TO Punctua Customers Oct 9-H
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-23
BOOTS AND SHOES.

rJNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the a,ten
l. ton oil tho citizens Of Camden and the surround
ing County to his extensive stock Of BOOTS ano
SHOES, now receiving direct from the manufactures
which he offers at very low prices His stock con
sst in purt, as follows, viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16

IKON-A fair demand for seoteh Pig in lots 50,
IEip-Tse mie, .svsneDs with GOOD inquiry; sale.
Of 20 BiaeieuP at ss Si and 20 tuas spanish at
Sc m time and interests the sale of Gens yesterday vas
LEArHER-Thsr. ne chang. to notices the demand /.
Ayss middle Bemlosk Sole t 22dssc and An,ostara
Aa9e The stek net large for the sesson Oak 10 quiet
particularly the common qasltiss these can be procured on
LAENo sale. have r.nir.d made since our last prices
nssdy $40 bills New Orleans sOla part . are Foreign
NAVAL sTOsis.Ths make. dIoep. for spun. Tu5pso
&c cab cius. i. without vaisiob The stock sbOu, 10
bits last sale OF North County AZ - III. Common Re:in
SO M. delivered; ot Of COO bbIs Nc soa q tse out
de price Tar qasii thin Of rather Io~ sale City Pien
oILs-Ert:.h Lirse.d 10 without material change the d..
MAID h wi sAiss Of so t,L9es Gust aIivsdl =, SIC
store s. 6fse cash Grade Whale quiet the frmnes Of
boser ehsei, business materially Ia. sale, at e e,sh.
ss.s i :. 1s7se Crude sperm scsa. .ld hsasr. i
' md 10 qi s..: .ss LARD Of su.
but ssdy at dssc cash ard mcrths Tanow OIL scarce
fRovisIoNs-The demand for Pors !. lees .esive. snd
since TIE receipt Of Tie resmets new, prices are lower 'ss
s4 1.d sl 50 fcr Prime; SIS Western Prime M,.'i
si6 for City % Beet frnsr and in fair reQuef for the
sss y, sfS fs' for csla a % 81 ass1 s a.
SIS 50 for Vermont Me'.; els for extra dol sl+ 25at5
rn md a. 70. au &c:
IT SO 9dsls Epgh,h Bacon heavy sales Of SO boxes
short MIDI nib in Sc and 90 coo n Short and Long
en- prvste Cat Meats In demAnd, sld Shoulders
ar. the s..' $50 hhda and ies At q asc for Hams.
and for Shoulder Dressed Hoss II rood request
ct ed7c Butter in fair demand prime hrn plenty,
vble common heavy sales Of Ohio l5d &c and STATE AZ
= dscc. Cheese 10 in fair demand at II dl2ie-
RICE firm and In limited Request: Sales Of lc5 casks
case $b.
sALTPITTR-we note sses q, Bosea Of 80 bags Crude
st &c. y 10, mos
sIED-Cioyer y dun At NdI1e Timothy 10 uesdy a.
IS IS for Resped Roush Fa1 Seed esael 90
IS a. Calcutta Lns.sd firm, With sales Of 900 pseheS
70 srrve at Boston, 81 s essh; and 80 bass the
spot e e. part essh, md pan time With snerest
sPlCEs-saiss sf2 ssss Nc. Hstues &c. and IS tess
% private .sJpA
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Mobile. N. d. A. Tex.

COFFEE-The stosk Riv - s-ite moderate ard
ssss i51 mats Java At ISL af4c and bags ioi
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market Ia less active. but with
important change the weather and tee startling
from Europe checked the inquiry the srrivss are still
vey light especially Of good BRANDS common bands are not
plenty ana dull but firmly held the Eastern demsnd 10
active but is quite equal to The svJs The sales Of
choice State 80 for mir 10 rood brands Miehi
Indiana and common to GOOD Ohio and ell 9e SIS for
extra Gspesee. Canadian Flour 10 without important varis
on demand fair; sales Of ote bbs At 80
for comm brands duty paid Southern Flour 6rm
and request the East and City ds the arrivals
andsrS brands Baltimore Alexandria and Georgetown and
90 Sid&l0 S for fsvorite fancy and extra brands and
Gil 81 for GaileRo and HsIs" Rye Flour firm the ar
rivals are light; sales Of 2e bbs at IS 256S7 Corn Meal
nnebaneed sales Of 100 bbs At 81 25964 SIT for jersey
at Flour 10 scarce So 7fdsS ST. y leo NJ.
FRUIT6-Futher arrivals Of West India have taken place
with OF l4o bha Havana Oranges per steamer Crescent
City at &s 80 Dbl, which 10 an improvement.
GRAN-A good demand for Wheat for mtins in part for
ssies Of 81 IS for Inferior mixed and % s0
% r good In to arrive Oats in fair supoy
dull; saes OF State and Western q. 62d63c
and Jerey 5Sd Sic Rye scve sales Of 1000
bush lots 81 IS for Lops Island ahos 81 81 for jersey
and 81 IS 40 for Rveto arrive II offered less Corn
ses I7e bush o. &c. for Jersey yellow and &c. for
Westrn mixed-96e in store
HAY-The inquiry moderate for shippns sales Of 500
es Of Hard North River - 37 IS for common TO prime
The lnfavorable weather che chs Gales
HIDES-The market II quite animated and fall prices
realized Aneostura with ales of 200 @12 10 average
2o}e and 20 from second hands 2c al months
al selection The arrivals sht; the stock hand 10
1850 The following exhibit the comparative expectation
r.. ekwN osf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16
90 soi 60 Save .4za sI,Ho,l76 so, -. 80
Total. s2ssls sl5,47s s7a s4lOIsas s4l7l.T7s

sstoek Of the Bank purchased from the State.
tBonds ets deposited with the State Auditor
ff67i 0fo Bonds 10 the hands Of State Auditor
4sc2 200 Bond In hsnds Of State Auditor.
l&22o, 500 o. Branch Chects
1850 roo In hands Of State Auditor
as224 477 are Branch Checka
The Philadelphia Ledger says:
"There il evidently Misrepresentation on the part
Of some Of the writers Of Money articles as regards
the mode of settlement Of Texas claims under the
bill recently passed by Congress, uppropr.ting 81.
$50 600 to that object subject TO confirmation by the
Legislature of Texas. Some of these writer's seem,
erone ously TO imagine that the settlement s 10 De
made in the scaled principal
1.-THE bill, as passed can only be accepted or re-
iected BY Texas. II lie not liable to amendment mod
i6cstiop or alteration. The former Secretary OF the
Treasury, Mr.. Corwin, and the present Attorney
General Of the United States, Mr. Cushing do not
agree in their views TO what part Of the debt con-
pti.utes that portion for which the public revenues
were specially pledged 30 that, TO please all parties
Interested in both reports and prevent any further
difficulty in the ma tier the bill was formed by, aud
with the conse Of the dtos TO include both the
above mentioned views, and the BILL after specially
designating both the repots goes on to say that the
sum Of 81 $50 900 is to be spportioned among the
raid holders pro rata provided that the interest on
the debt embraced In this act sha be determined by
the existing Laws of the State Of Texas.
Nothing can be palmer than that the entire sum
appropriated under the bill is to be distributed among
the creditors Of Texas as designated in tb9two re-
ports-thoee bearing interest with interest added on
the face smeunt OF the claims pro rats-and not &C
cordirg to the scaled rates. as some years ago, desg'
mated by Texas"
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,houId Bank sn6sen shssss tAst policy v eestsse-
ton. The sFernes 1t Bank are not large, and
nearly All the paper done, which meets the require
u.,,, of the Banks. CAN loans are 5s6 y cent,
and class paper, which is scuce, passes s' ss7
. cent With an occasional transaction at lower
feure. The shipments Of gold, tAus far, have made
no immersion on the specie reserve OF the Banks
and 10 Isng q they continue strong a. q, present,
We can look for no important change IN the Money
market
The following table exhibits comparison Of the
footipgs Of the last weekly statement Of the Boston
Banks With those Of the statement for the week
preyioup:
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F'oreAQn Ports.

AR at Havana 7'h inst, steamer. Isabel Rollins s.ysn'
nab; Charles Jane. Oliver Boston, Emily Fowler NO
Philadelphia Yankee Blade Berry Portland Cerfo Oordo,
Aerrymsp, boston; Naples Lowell Sorfols ota Aasn'
Gray HeaTy New Orleans. 9Th Nessco Dlilnsa zen
sseols; Tsrqan. Doughty. Boston, Leo West New Ior1
L. R. Palmer PsrLs. Sierra horens - Ocean ssyonts,
Johnson Bristol Jonathan Csy Jones Mobile; Hevnlon.
Seswitf. New-YoTk. -, -, ~,
lame Bulk CaIdepU; R. D. Hsstins sprooi. hss4si Ro-
bert Pencil Sierra sorena; Brown Freeman, Csrds.
"a, 5th A,eaai.n Wilson. Boston, l. ID Morton. Norton
Bshis Hopds Sd Jspoucs Powers Philsdelphs Forester
NcCs rtv Bsinore Tocos SeiEson New York; Ida Rsynes
AT at Hssns.s 9Th Thomas, Church New York. Sd Jacob
Prentis Kelly. Philadelphia
sd ID Baron de Cssiue. Lufiin Boston, Alma. Brsns
comb do Artsnsss ots Cork; Matilda, Lant, New YORK
Belle and Svordhsh Halifax
Ar at Csrdenas. 9Th sarsnAe. Bsley wilun son N
P r. Curtis On. MatsIz Globe, Sanders Phadeph q;
Challenge Black. Portland; Sd, Alfred Howe Eaton New.
Yorh; Harriet. Warren do Versailles PenSetoa Havana
lsc Y Bsunsn, NewYok; Altevela Phladelpha; Martha
Hll, Dunham; New York; sitis, Gsllison. do.
SID from Cisnfaesos 2sth UIsmes Ray. Portland; j. b.
Arr At sssua 10 Grapde, 18th, John Carver Msuethew.
MaisDza; heHtsue Weber hstsprss kszssn, Tbsisss,
Havana
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Dec g. in the Straits Of Lomairs ship Humboldt, Lant n
New. York for San Francisco.
March of Cape st. Blsss sehr L. B. Thompson from bos
ton for Mobile, 50 Dc out
No date of Cape Horn ship Juliet. Moulton. from Boston
(Sept l2) for San Francisco
20 lat So lon 50 50 W. ship Fleetwood Dale fGn
Boston (Oct. 25) for Calcutta.
Feb 90 Cape Maze w By IS miles brig Marshal
Ney, Of Warren, from New-York for cienfaegos
Feb 25 OF Cape Florida seen bark T. b. Bartrs fro
March it, OF Charleston Bar 'chr F.rdy. oOurlsy n.
Baltimore for Savannah. with loss Of main boom
uDec g. lat g., lon 81, ship Fyaway, Sewa from New
York Nov Isl for San Francisco.
Jan lat rs isn d IS, ship Sparkling Wave from Boston
for San Francisco.
London.
Jan 20 from Mol,ksl Channel vessel making for
Hououu supposed the schr Vsuqueo from San FEsneco
Feb. ~ lat a. Ion so, American ship with
=" Russell the qusrtsf-bosTda
Feb 81. lar So ION. Is ship Coumbo. from Ee~York for
Bremen.
March lat % in the Gulf Stream, bark Palain,
from New Orleans for Mss eillss.
March lat 80 lon II a. bark John Winthrop, Treat from
Mobile for St Pierre, Martinique
March lat 81 lon 10 bark May Queen Forrest, % a. fn.
DeneIsss for Baltimore. short Of provisions
Same day. seen brig Abbotsord Cooper. from Baltimore
for Aspinwan
March lat g. lon a. Norwegian bark s1pposed
the Arendshl, from Bordeaux for New Orleans
March 3. of d H. Shot Keys, passed ship Tsrlain,
standing 8. and w.
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HTRTH.
zr-op Moray Nasss Il. Nm WI hshs''''
DIE

,.x.,,,,ns rf.rsb ~ Walter Roe,.
eiArh ..., son Of 0soiss W. ssd Mary J. Cl"rhe ssed'
.:sa: s.S y .ss friend. Of the y az. invited d, e .tssi
- sn,,. fom the residence o. h sont sa,bs, inv,
e ri. CFrd,) Afternoon"
csssAxrIs-At Jonsri'. Michigan tho Hon Li'A. r.
sh:STggn,,IS;LLY-os Wednesday morning., March H. Mr.
s:s a =. as I P,' q. invited
is" Ter fassr. this .fteruoon Veioch rom her sN
S s% q I.ctOyvlle, Staten Island.
SS;aY .I1%, Hstord March Thomas Day the third
80 ne in New Preston Society Town Washington.
eess July I'M He descendant IN the s.h sensIs
'% ts and s''ps ss5 the COMPANY
Sussrsd persons who 1879 uposr he sd Of the hsy no.
- been an smrest ssyer and held many public stations
bssiSs. sdps many lsss pue,eso0nr FEB. a5 Mr. John
psS9. ioss connected with the Pres Of Canada aged 81
senirRosy-Ns.r PiseviIle Stephens Parish. c. FEB.
sAe Hon WIN. Duboss formerly Lisu'sn'n'o0'efh'' 81
SJ pOuR1Np~At Anes.n Feb. a. simsOn Darsnd. aged g
IAN .1.s n ~ ss.s s. ss' 70 w. Grant who
&c eoRAHsM"Mseh is Mary Ellen Graham, daughter Of
ne snd. Of the family are respectfully invited attend
ler fupesl Friday the 18th inst At r. n from NO "'
si eek S.stsl,h or.ns. County March H.
HOW In La Mach ~. at the residence Of
her son.inlsw w. w. Ballard, Mrs Maria A. Howard aged
"}xRsoNs-In Philadelphia. March IA. .fter lingering
Hnss william Parsons Of the late Andrew Faons sseo
remain. will be taken Friday, with the i;ls p ~
s.jp from Jersey City Paterson for interment hn reA
Svss and friends are invited 70 attend -
ExHDoLPH-Os Thursdsy March 49, Charles f., yoaneest
shd Of Peter and Mary Randolph, ssed yea" and 10
ahya A.. s,,,, an. ,nv,.d IN At and
ths funeral without further notice on Friday st 10 NJ
No IA Fast Thrsenths The remains VIII DO TAKEN 70
TBEXIL-Msrch Is Benz r. Thesll, In the 18th year OF
a. friend, and soausn.ancss respectfully invited TO
Atsna hi funeral this afternoon o'clock from the resi-
asnee Of his sisterin law no ~ ST. 0''"' %
aE5ge. " oeieVo I'D ""i'
vALBRJpGE-In this City, on Tbursday morning. March
a NAV Eleanor only child Of DIN O. and Anna d. WAL
hridse seed months and 10 days ...,...
A.r funersI at o'clock this day, FgdsyJ from No. 1s
AseenWjchst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16

The Directors have, after reserving the sun Of two
hundred and twenty-six thousand two hundred and
ninety nine dollars and i've cents sa26, 2s9 o5 over
and above the capital of 100000, declared q div-
dend of interest OF y cent, on the scrip for profits
declared January 1854 payable 70 the holders there
Of on the adjustment of the premiums for the current
year.
The receipts of the United States Life Insurance
Company from premiums and interest during the
year were sos, 424 40, making, with the amount
previously on hand, total assets to the amount Of
s3O9 6as "a; from which are TO be deducted the ex-
penotures of s7O $50 81 leaving se3s 81
as the means of the Company of which s6s, 100 are
invested in bonds and mortgages. The claims paid
for deaths during The year were sio 594 %.
A company in London is negotiating with Mr.. Bart
lett. the agent Of the Panama Railroad Company, an
anans emept for line of steamers TO be put the
Pacific, from Australia TO Panama, connecting with
the West India steamers to Southampton on the At
Ian tic side.
The Star Of the West left to-day for Aspinwall,
With large amount of freight. Tee transportation
OF bullion across the Isbmus, as stated in The Pas
ANA Star, BY mules, is, we understand, only tempo
raI!; aparty having at present 9 contract for the
transport, under which his profits are larger when
the bullion is transported in that way than when
taken BY railroad. 1t is only in the dry season that
mule transportation can be used for this purpose.
The Money market remains essentially a. before
noticed. In some quarters there ID better demand
but the supply is supersbundanf, especially on call
II 10 estimated that at least one-hsf of the expansion
of the Banks since the line Of loans was eighty
millions, has been on cal. This places the market
in Q condition to be msde stringent vsry suddenly,
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MARINE 10 UR Va L
PORT OF NETWORK. ....... M.ScH IS.
Cleared.

Cleared.
sesmshp -stM sfths South, Mrks, Aspnws. l. r. Star
tor, :. =, ,...u =,
Co.; Aneld Boninser Prus HsAkssen Rotfsrdsm Meyer
Stacker
Bsrhs-Aie1na Powell. Savannah, Crosby, Croeker Co.
Rhops Day, New Orleans. II. Brghsmi CaroiAe' snef'
R,issGJud,s Blsney Wells. West Coast Africa. Yates
Portelfed Eiehd Bentley Union Island r p Buck Co
Trenton Hsypes Bermuda, C. a Z. J. Peters. -
schoopeTs-Tempter, Brown, Apslsehieola, Euse ha'
r.rdi Eleott Kips.land, Aiexsndna Abbott DSdse; u
PhiIsdelphis W H. Thop pson d. T. Pierce smith, Dsrien
p. Buck Co X Hudson Crosby Portland. q L. hstch;
c.; IL Horton. Giles, City Point, P. J. Wembeg
sioop-W Warren. Buckingham, Newport mater
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Canbrsdge Cattle Maskss.
lsvertsA fr fas n Y. wsEELr fnIsuHs b Jcm E.ross

s'v"' WipsisDAT Nxch IA, ASA
Al nsyset s Caftesbcut 4o5 Sleeves and leo Stores son
s.tire Of Workrs Ozes Cows md Calves, Yssrn, ~
GInxrT Brry-EIrs evt esifes: First quality, st;
seco,d quality s7s ass third quality e1t7t ordinary $50
CsY elirs eaIIc D. errelins Cstsls s7s$7 10 evti
vesl Cslv,s Is So f6d s1-bus few IN
csne, srde9d sSed sn0s15; Yeartnss. ftil1sis
Tve.Y.sn GA s2saesass2aesses+s; Three fssn oia'
e4s s3s $40, ca. ff5ds5a u.,
sPIrp L.Nssl s3 AZ usrtef nearly al OF e1t' quA'
ity D. Lot, e.i S. sSi, s-0fet
tain in late over the Fitehbure Road-
s;vire q no time The market quick and sctvo
s-The New shire STATE election kegs her droves
and stock pretty much u home.
81 cars came over the Ftehourr Railroad And 70 ove the
Boston and Lowell Railroad loaded with Cattle Sheep s~tne
r~~~~ "A Ru4a
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THURSDAY, March l5-P. NJ.

At the Morning Board the Stock Market was ac-
tive and generally heavy The great feature was the
active demand for Railroad Bonds and the advance
N prices. Speculation and investment are running
strong in these securities and the parties who bought
largely to-day were those who are supposed to be
very short of the leading bonds The sales exceeded
1926, 600, Of which prominent operator must have
taken nearly one-haf There were also considerable
purchases Of Erie and Illinois Central for foreign
count The sales included over elO0, 900 Illinois Cen.
trail, and $4,000 Erie, 1875. Illinois Central ad-
vapeed to sol, an improvement Of y cent.
Panama io5I also . p cent better. Erie, 1875,
sc, " cent. better Erie, 1883, Oft. Harlem,
95I. Hudson, Second Mortgage, 92l; Third Mort
gage, ~ New-York Central Sevens touched par
Skies, sol. 1t must be remarked that these large
trsr sactions in Railroad Bonds are all in welknown
established issues II lie no easier to cell doubtful
unknown Bonds than it was six months ago. At the
Second Board the announcement of the death of the
Emper Of Russia produced great sensation, and there
was strong disposition to buy the leading Fancies.
The market advanced rapidly, to cent, receded
somewhat afterward again advanced, and closed
with irmness. Reading went to "a, with sales Of
some 5000 shares at s3l asa, closing at $50, an I'M
provement Of II y cent. Erie was 46i, which is
Oetter. Panama SOLD, We nedr, &ter tne Dodlu, as
high lO7 which is cent. higher than the price
before the recent decline. New-York Central, s35.
Cleveland and Toledo, under the declaration of the
dividend, went to 49, further advance of p cent.
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati was in demsnd at
los. New-Jersey, 1913, &c. At the Second Board
statement made in regard to an injunction upon
Nicaragua, but the market advanced y cent, clos
ing at &c. In State Stocks the demand is still good
and prices are firm.
Exchange is firm, but not very active. Sterling,
el9loi y cent; Francs, 5.l3i 9a.lll. Tue supply
from the South is quite moderate, and mus. continue
% until rise takes place in the rivers sufficient 10
let out the sccumulstions of the Cotton crop.
In Freights there is not much doing. To Liver.
pool 400 boxes Bacon, ISL 200 ties. Beef, 9l9; 100
bbh. Pork, 49,; 1900 bales Cotton, sad. Q3-ied
Corn is SD To London 500 bbls Turpentine, al3;
100 tcs Pork, about 81. To Glasgow, 500 bbls Re-
ain, 800 pkgs. Lard, on private terms. brig was
chartered to Lisbon, Rio and home, at 81 a5 bag.
The rec sipts at the Sub-Treasury were s9sl35
paid, eco $50; balance s4os2, ESQ; paid from Assay
Ofboe sa6a, <97; paid dsbursing checks $aa, $685.
The folio wing sales Of Bonds and Socks were made
~ auction hy Albert H. Ncolgy:
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IunprR nos RAcH srArE.


Sales Of $50 bales CoTros previous rates FLOUR hrm
nth saes TO 70 cut Of the mayket % liza 80 Is for common
md better bsDd 80 for extra sales for home use
within the range. Rye Flour firm at So Cosx MEAL
Al 81 lsl; some holdeB ssbins more. and sales limited
WBEar scarce and wanted 81 Is for good red and 0
~ 50 for fair white about $500 bush sold st these
,tes uoins mixed % l7d$2 Is CoRS nrm; sales Of
soto bush Pesns yellow 81 e 10 store and 30 os os
al IS which an sdvarce OATS in steady demand ct o4c
for Del and Sc for Penna GRocERiEs hrm but weather
has asnst trade for few days past PROVISIONS
continue scarce firm. wish light sales and receipts
WHISKY quoted at d3ce fer hhds and 5ld3l4c Tor Dolls;
sslsx moxrlI Al former rates
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suoARsLA I'm .uhss viA Ak Ssnssd for hs.Acs:;
s,ics Of IFS hAls Csbs nssesvslo ss1 ~ hheA
New Orleans ct n dsfc, md % beIss hAvsns " pVste
TOsAcco-we heS q further sAIss Of 30 Asds ken'ucsy
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WHIsKY-fhe narhet % carter the supply moierse saies
Of SO bt o. 3ci95s. for Ohio AID 81 s5lte for Prison.
p,,Sse 10 ov,y; s.es Of Sc kh6s at 5le time
WOoL-ssles have been made Of le,eoo inc aeeee 81
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sales Of stocks at Ph,l.deiphis-MARcH Is

fEM Board 81 500 City SIS s. SSH 81 900 do cash esl
aHo Camden and Amboy Railroad &C. 81, cash. 9el 81 010
q rs DAYS SCI; Minshlll RR e5li $50 Reading q ,
Ill II Beaver Meadow CAP b5, As; 10 do div of, 4';
Pam and Mech. Bank, ny
Bereea Bank Of Kentucky, days. io7i; II Com
snercsl Bank 81
second Board-sl COO Camden snd Amboy r &c, 8S, "a;
800 Union Canal &C. 6cl; $50 Pennsylvsns S. '5S 9o IL
Reading IS Ill 100 setuyl. Nav pref b5 sea- 10 Ccmmer
al Bsnk 81, 80 0rNd Bsnk. 12i..
After Boayd-no Reading R.R s5wn All 42l do AZ so
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IMMATURE ALhASAc......rHIs DAY
guu-Eies,..,.o II Sets. on MooS-Rses...o
TATER........rHis DAY.
Sandy al Gov. Island. "a Hell Gate. .....s
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Whaler1.

Sailed I'm. New Bedford 9Th bark San Francisco cadworh
AIlAItic Ocean.
At Rio Janeiro 18th ult ship Maria Perry. OF aud for
Nsrtucfet, reps BARK Ripple, Morgan. New London put Ia
pev to Jan. 81 for refreshments.
Sp5ken-Dec so. Staten Land bearing W n W. 40 miles
dis, ship Pacific, Smell Fshaven 10 days out 100 bb' 'o
oil, boiling.