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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-24

Col. FREMoSr.-We noticed in our an.
nual salutatory, condensing the remarka-
ble events OF the last twenty-five Years, tie
'stall walking Of the gallant Fremont across
the Rocky Mountains. We were most hap
py to encounter our enterprising country
man in the more civilized region of B DAD.
way, looking as well as a first-rate specimen
Of the genus homo could. We have often en-.
We'd the Col. the exciting pleasure of bis
wild adventures, and the successful issue t.
which, by his iron will, indomitable energy
and unflnching courage, he brought his ha:.
ardous and gigantic scheme of exploration
and though we rarely speculate on such mat.
ters, we think it would be singular but by
no means improbable coincidene, if one who
has done so much as a pioneer in the far of
regions of this great country, should, for {
time, be called upon to preside over the whole
of it.-M Y. Spirit Of the Times.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-24

The McsR1MAc.-The Washington Union
officially contradicts the reports relative to
the steamer Merrimac, pronouncing her ma
chinery eminently successful.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-24

In North Carolina common schools arc
rapidly increasing In the year 1910 they
were attended by 10000 scholars. Last
year, the attendance was 10000 in the
State.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-24

BIsHo7 HccHEs AND The N1caRAeUA Pa-
DRE.-When the Padre sent by Walker as
Minister to tie United States arrived in this
city, he lost TO t:.re in ealing on Bishop
Hughes, before whom lie knelt and received
la Blessing. On rising to lis feet, the Arch
Bishop not knowing exactly the official POI
lsition Of tie Padre, said: s.Do yoa know
any thing of that c,lt-throat, Walker?n The
PADRE b5wed and replied, she is my fn;iend,
I am bis M;n:ster''-and hastily left with
laaea in his ear."-N Y. Mwror.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-24

Four or five hundred Mormons-the same
who lately arrived at Boston from England
left Rock Island for Iowa City on Monday
morning, en- route for Salt Lake City.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-24

HUMpUG!-There was never greater gul
trap set to catch "green-horns" than the pro
posed ssBufalo Hunt of certain wild lane
speculators from St. Cloud. We make this
declaration in no evil spirit, but to war;
strangers not to be "taken in and done for
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-24

A bronze equestrian statue of Washing
ton, moulded by II. X. Brown, and cast at
Springfield, is to be erected in New York, at
the junction Of the Bowery and Fourth
avenue. 1t has cost between twenty Eve
and thirty thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
DIED.

FEAKINs-On Monday, Feb T. of Group, ROBERT TAYLOR,
aged months and days youngest son OF Samuel and Agnes
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from No 1871 Franklin street Tomorrow
Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock.
GRIGG-Depsred this life Monday morning at o'clock
Of consumption, JOHN HENRY GRlGG, son of the Rev
John Gsg Of Port Jeryis n Y in the Goth OF his
Hi. Ielayes and friends are invited without further HeOn
day morning 10 O'clock where the funeral service Will be
performed
IsHAM-At St. Dennis Hotel in this city, on Sunday
inst, CLARENCE, third Of Jos q. and Christina Il.
ISHAM, in the 4th year Of his age.
LEAvIT-On Sunday the Srd inst Clifton Staten Island
Leavitt, aged 10 months end II days.
The funeral will take Wed2e'd afternoon az O'clock
landing en- the arrival Of the Os o
street, returning leaves 'suderblts landing at T.
MMURRAY-At Fishkil Plains on Saturday. Feb End, o.
consumption, ROBERT McMURRAY, aged 43 years, late O.
His friends and rels7es respectfully invited to attend bis
Van Wyck Fi.hLl Plains on Tuesday the 5th INST 2
r. NJ fis remains will be taken Cemetery
River Railroad Depo Chamber street - o'clock Tues
day. the friends OF the deceased to Greenwood
MARSHAL his residence Woodbridge N j. su- day.
the S int sr lines the e 1 Ps ysl %
RIPLEY-At Jacksonville rda Jan a. in the 2A year
Of his age, JOHN NGEksoLL RIPLEY, formerly of Nor
wch, Conn, lately re'ident Of this city
SIMONSON-At North Salem Westchester County, y, T.,
FEB 5, ELIZABETH sIMONsoN aged % years, wife Of
BIZ KeseI ESQ Of TIE e Ge place and youngest daughter
SHARDLOW-Feb. 2, WILLIAM l.. SHARDLOW, jr, eyed
20 wears, month"; and q days.
The friends family respectfully invited
attend the funeral this afternoon the 9Th inst at 2 O'clock
WOOLSEY-On Monday, Feb. 4, ISABELLA MARTIN, twin
daughter Of William and the late Isabella wOosey aged
year, month, ard 10 days Of scarlet fever
Her funeral will take place Wednesday the 9Th init at lo
o'clock the residence Of her father No 81 Sullivan
The relatives friends family
fully invited TO attend without further invitation.
WARE-On Saturday Feb of congestion Of the lungs after
painful iness LAURA WARE, daughter Of X. H. Ware,
sged and months.
The funeral place the residence Of the father No.
IIS Fourth street at il a. m on Tuesday, 5th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
Arrived.

Bark Couyvo (of ST. George Me- HGpper " Orleans IL
days cotton &C. 10 Robert Williams, vessel 70 Snow
Burgess Jan. D. large painted port ship lahore Salt
Key apparently but short time The has experienced
heavy weather.
Bark Gold Hunter Berry Charleston II days to Rob
Williams Had heavy weather during the Had
pilot board sight Of the Highlands for the last
Several Of the frostbter Was oWed 20 Jersey
City by steamtug Hercules, Capt DuvalL
Sch. Chss. O. Ferris Bush Virginia, oysters.
Sohr II Dorado North Carolina naval stores 70 master.
Schr William Leggett, Gibson, Virginia, oysters.
Schr Mary Muller Hatfield, Virgins, oysters
sehr Nernilye, Abrams, Virginia, oysters.
Schr A. J. Weeks Newbern, y. c. naval stores maste
Schr Wescogus Wass Dareu days lumber 70 master.
Schr A. Hummer Felt, tof PHILADELPHIA String New.Or
leans Is molasses and master ExDerencad
heavy gales the PASSAGE lost boat shifted deck oad
Schr Sidney Price fof Wilmington, Del sardy " Orleans
Is ds., and molasses order.
schr VIM X. Marsh, Decker, Virginia oyrters
Schr j. Daring Ferry Csrdenas IS DAYS sugar and oas.es
70 master Experienced very heavy weather on the
Ed n CO. with bugs Lagrange and Anna A. Tying Both for
seLr Wm Lewis lof Bueksport) Carlton Aux Caves II d.
ios~ocd AMI coffee, 10 P. Buck Co. Jan a. la Is 81
!oL 20 ~ spoke bark Geo Thomas Of Quincy Havana
Mh oss Oh nsnmast would KEY West repair. The
IL o tne last three days has experienced heavy westerly
weather. lost some sails and rigging
Sehr " ~. Ii Leggett, Brown, Virginia, oysters
Lter ehT Excelsior Clock from the wreck Of he NOrwe
ESQ ing Monk Thrym, ashore az Barnegat
fIoIeLer H. B. Beach, Marsh Philadelphia.
Sail ED-ship Henry Reed Dearborn, for Antwerp; brig
" W Russell, Lane, for San Juan, Mic.
eebr Excelsior Cock with balance Of from the brig
Bong Thym Ashore Banegat 70 the Board Of Uhderwre
reports the brs gone 10 pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
WhaiePs.

At Thcshusno 18th ult ship Addison Cash Of FshsveDS
bbs OIL board taken the last cruise whale ship Las
unknown going in.
OF and on at Paa December 49, bark Cane Horn Piseor
Dartmouth Alony 400 sPermi 18TH bark Leondss Olives
N. B. $50 sperm
Anchored at do December a. ship Sharon Church, Of Fer
haven, ,6OJsp. .
SID Dec s Br. brig Fergus Gi6lan for Valparaiso wib@
from ship Hsrbnger also III bbs from the wreck ohl
Memnon burned IN this port.
Al Toubez, chip Enterprise Brown Nantucket 100 wh h
Gruninser ship VIM Lee OF Newport received eleas
nom the car OF the Dec 81 waiting for efs
which will be hard TO 6Dd at Tombek a.
spcsen Dec u, lat 40 s., Ion s5 81 w, barfs Ceenss
Lee n b 5zo Susan, Green ~ b., 800 40 humppso
mad taken 900 ~. since leaving Paia 49, - -.
All at Pss Dec. q, Henry Tsber, Ever OF Net" nea'
200 sp., all told. a.
On Or Shore Ground Oct l. Spartan Turner Nantucket
sp-, and chasing whales -, as,s
letter from Capt Tucker Of ship Ontario, Of
dated Lahsins Nov So states that be had shipped WV
BY the Louisa Of New Bedford had opportunity % AMP
cruise ~
letter from Capt Hazard Of ship Mary Frsrier Nss
whale oil this to sail cruise and home IN
Heard from Dec. 10 lat. g. lon q w, ship heetoi'
ton, n. Bedford. with 80 Dbl sp. VIII deck. ,.,s
letter from ship Nauticon, dated Honolulu Dec. Sst
that that hip Wing that hArbor with attac
eept captain nate had shipped bone By ship b. " ho
would ship oil by next vessel . s,.ai.s
Dee H. lat a s. lon. so w. was passed ship Nara
looking finely probably the Nautilus, Swain, Of and
Ar at San Francisco Dec p schr. Emene OF San 70
cisco Moore from cruise last from Acapulco 81 d., wiz"
gallons oil ,.-.,.<
CID at DO Dec 49, schr Hopeweil Reynolds whaling voy
letter from Capt Rogers. Of brig Roe of New
q, Nov IS, 1885 in sight Of Cape de Verbs z d. our
All well-bound to Desolstion Island. In,
srokenDec. II lat ss CO NJ, Ion u 25 W. an ,ssss
whaling ship standing T., showing blue flag with the
N, Y, =, nit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
SECOND RoARp.
Sales Of STOCKS at Philadelphia. FEB. 4

lReported for The ~ Y. TRIsUSE BY J. H b. FRYl
tS'i Bodrd-SCo City Warrants, szi $3.50 City r. R. S.
$oO Aeg Co 6s A v S. 7ot; IL 100 do Cleveland - ~
$50 Penna s. S5i 1900 Peuna Coupon IS DAYS 81 so
SN Ssi see Reading r. r. 6s IS 81 Penna X 4 b5
- ~ DO lots, ~ 50 Long Island r. R. l6 81 do ca5 Is
co IN lots s 30 do s5 let lcO do b5wn lsi; 2OO DO
- es Reading K. T.. IN lots 81; 81 do 45l; 90
~, iN 90 e5, fl 80 Morris Canal. b. 49, 50 do
,5 20 Harrisburg X. R. lots 5Sl; Morrs Canal
fttSe 81 Beaver Mead K r., S. Lehgh Nav, g.. II
S oI 6aiA fhA Bssk 1885, Il Farm Bank Of Ky
"a! 'sSs~ % ID Penn S. SSH % Reading R R. cash
4St . 40; % as - do cash, 4s "
SecoEd bodrd-2,2a0 Penn 81 A.. I ooo 20, 4 A., p
S go f,t,.SS,sS F re. ss New 81 5eo cry R R
Island r., il lots lst SO do rs lsls 81 a. - 1ss ~ a.
l64 loo Morris Canal s5 Isl $50 do H. Il, "a - r. ts
yA X. g. go Sehuyl Nav. PIeid 27l; s. Raj r a.
100 do, essh SSi $50 do b5 & 50 do DAYS si ~ a. 81
g Read R. z 4Ss +sS DO IL lots -, loo Mems Canal Sd
Isl q ResY Mesd. K. r., s. '-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

Gales Of 200 bsls q. $50 fa Southern Flour srm che 70
:sg: Rat sales ss :. e., S: %sss AID
E,.rd stree ~. IS s7ta 10 Is for f.vOrte fancy and
ear. s.d Rye sOSI ye S1i' sp sns ,ni g. 81 u ~
sr,ssu, CON Meal is inactive ct - t ioi 'slsy, AZ. =,
81 ~ Tor BraI6ywine. Buekwheat Flour III 1
Auction sale OF two e.reOes tsdvertsed for
this morins Of oranses and Lemon. was caS The weather
erse .aes also by auction Of sS boxes Layer III a,
90, sC4 boIs. Buleh dN,' So = a." 90 ~
6RAiN-The demand fo whest very limited y, 'S 20
milling sales Of so bash PRIME sn m ,bs stock light we
quote Al : sodsI 81 Barley quiet a. l.SS! = Is
ev and f7a4a Tor Western. Com Is easier and
quite light for export and Ins eT' and our
euots,ous must be AIKEN somewhat noanei 'e' o. 49,
Iusb. aele for Jersey yeLoS 49, ac ~ for outb
mixed: s6dsslc Western DO tod an % ae 10,
cru white yellow contract or 10000 oa'h
Bic southern " settled today AZ Sc = ,oo A,,.
GUNNY BAGS-At Boston sales have uAlspfe"' i' '1e'
GTSNSY CLOTHING sales have been made here Al bos-
under.tood 10 have been made TO arrive a. l@c Aad ude
HOPs-In new have not much change 70 nonee rIine
lots are .c.ee ana command fa Pcs while all other kinds
nfv A. our quoatons Sales Of 20 bales today AZ az
C ne 5a ANA nominal The stock is considered light
HDEe The, market ~ a, Se sSy in moving d;
.se. sailed Me,amoras 70 20 10 90 Iet.
could rot Learn 3 by SGg.aeIu " :, a.. esS The &
9O consisting Of 4ico Buenos Ayes ~ az no O'1nas'
5O Al gostura geo Porto Ca5eo 500 yAnIA ~ san Jaan
2o bahia SEQ MarAeaibo per Aldy Swift 40 Mexican
GO " e.; India and southern.
HAYEike inquiry ia fair for shipping and the market Is
steady; sales Of go bales 81 - ~. - . , -.
lRON-A fair inquiry for Sco'ch rig 0f lne seao" N '"'
market is steady az SSSd -S4, 8 mos ,.
LEAD-1he market quite dull and Press OF Hos, desefP
tous are sales OF 81 iuns Spanish Tor export a. ' ~
bond. .,.-... L. usr,lo.k
LFATHER-Tho demand is quite moderate Tor heuaocS
sole prices without material enAsej sIe . ~
~ excessive the being repenishedi SAFES OF
pine Bueuos Ayres Middle at .. DC aud Ausos'a u'' ~
tfQ2tic. Oak fair request, at tul prices NIL.
LlME-In Rocklsnd we have no change 70 notice. INC o.
in hAIboE in pedes business Last ssIes 0i e0' " W.
Lump Is quiet and nominal a. FL j. -. -
LATHs-The market continues quiet in the absence Of AZ
r;vsl. Last ,aes OF Eastern 81 "a cash and o. time
ITMbER-Timber parakes OF the general inactivity tHe
ls es by cargo OF Spruce aud Pine were al "
NCLASSES-The demand has greatly fallen on and prices
but m Div sustained for New Oresns the sock conlhues
~ ease foreign has srryed but medy and no sales nave
t bsen made OF importance sales Of 200 bbs New'Oeans
3 sass -, 49,. ,.... o, -, a.
NAVAL STORES The ice in hsbor continues 20 act a.
rbero upon EXPORT business The sales Of Spirits TnPen
are 10 bbIs from wharf 81 IA &C. cash Crude is hrm a.
k35. for North County which the last sale was male
common Rosiu nominal price fine qualities are sti scarce
and wanted. For Tar there is more inquiry no sAes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
BROOKLYN CITY COURT-TEs. 4;

John NJ Myers The Fulton Fte lnsuiehce 'OuiPany..
This was an action upon policy OF insurance Tor
eco upon stock Of drugs chemical &c, al No N9 wan
ston street in ths city owned by the hrm Of BenJenn j.
Lew Co had assigned this and all The other poes 10
the plaintiff The defendants and all the other Companies IN
erested refuse pay the ground OF fraud on the
part Of Ren Levy Co in overriding their stock claim
had on hand the time Of the Ere Withholding from the Com
peDes some Of books and seceng portions OF the o
sayed from appraisers This the hrst OF NUMBER
ees fro the loss which have been commenced
s.anst the different Companies involving claims N
lie gegh. 10 about 5000 IL brought Oh az the Cy
Court Judge Culver presiding the Zlst day oil January ana
continued two u weeks It involved many questions OF sreat
.re, and was with the greatest tint and zeal on
both sides The cumming up, by Mr. NJ Van Cot Tor the
plaintiff and Mr.. r. w Stogehon for the CoInpane VIZ
omIeted on Friday Saturday Judge Culver delivered
one Of the mos able comprehensive and impair a charges tnat
listened TO- The Jury seI az aDseho Of sSou
,eyen,ee hours found for the defendants The elect
Of the verdict the insurance atoge her and 70 WORK
forfeiture of all claims against Companies under the poll
ces For the plaintiff Van Colt Cady and the Hon John
Lott; for the defendants Harrington Dodge and T. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

90. MONDAY, Feb. 4.

The continued cold weather and the impeded state Of the
navigation materially interfere with operations
CLOVER SEED steady demand and further small sales
have been male l2i Is = "a 10 supplies in
very slowly FLAX SEED very and in demand
BREADsTUFFs OF all descriptions exceedingly quiet
Shipping brands of FLOUR nomnay held bs IS y bb
but there export demand and the retailers and bakers
purchasing only the supply of their immediate wants within
the Of 10 4 ts Nothing dosg in RYE FLOUR CORN
MEAL
There very few samples Of WHEAT offered Change
this the the stock here being held above
quotations; 800 bush fair Pennsylvan White 80 b
bush Good Red held at the figure. 500 bush
damaged and fair quality sold at III t 1900 bush
RYE sold Saturday &c. and 1000 bush to-day at
IS CORN duh 5000 bush New Yellow store sold
7cc considerable portion Of the supplies coming for
ward previously contracted for considerably higher
OATS unchanged; 1900 bush Pennsyiysn sold
ila42c bush WHISKY continues dull small sales of Bar
TeIs At Sgd32te., and Hogsheads at SOC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

COFFEE-There has been moderate activity A. very frl
prices Gales Of 800 bags Rio a. Ioid.c so mats Java 20 20
= l5c.
OURASD MEAL-The market is again lower Western
and State fouron descriptions Isc Prices still
seted with only limited local AID export demand The
N ne harbor stu seoasy upedes business the arrivals
moderate me sales Of Western Canal 800 bb 62
a. - Tor common 10 good State ~ s % Is for supsne
Indiana and ppe Lake 81 Siass S7i for fair good
Esrhne and eItr. Ohio Sc 1t III for ST. Louis and
0snesee. Canadian Flour heavy and IN moderate demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

ma, be present during the ~ your opinons the
giving Of pour votes upon ne .ss,srs before you
When you have thr orr snssd you will keep IN mind me
few practical ro thus briefly stated receive sucn con- 49,
q may be nS9sht before Jou and patiently examine so pea
the wIpessss who Ray be produced or whose
No. require. ,- ...;.. .
She tshs,. number Of which the Grand ory can consss
the lowest number sixteen To had a. ydct
mtut Twelve Jurors must agree. -,
Selemen Of Grand jury thank FOR TIE sttents
aud nstsnee with have honoEed TINS coca
Nv ouy object teen ssy something that may AID
ne reform Of your trust and perhaps eghD your
h reference the and yori4ce OF youS
the Grand Iboues. the City Gnd County Of New York II
have any decree contributed to thee result my highest
srn h.s realized and therefore noVs refer
The Scisree OF your duties with the express my wh
~. ,nn end them 70 Be lshier than ,cioste
he ,oon petted 20 return tccuFio
A. he close Of the charge the Grand Jurs retired their
rooms O begin then lsbOrs.
lie t cf owen Murray for can s the death Of bic wife
Brdset By sbbing with h their ate residence
Ne 10 Goeek street then lied pleaded
suy to msnsufber in the tb degree The Court accepted
The Plea and s,b month hh a. adjournment
IN davt cob place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
MARRIED..

HILL-DAILY-On Thursday evening Jan. 81 at Church OF
All Souls by the Rev DR.. Bellows, T. WILT IN HILL OF
New Brunswck n j. to ELIZA youngest daughter OF WI
Daily, eGq., deceased.
sAWYFR-CRANEIn this city the 4th inst at the resi-
deDce Of c; G. Savage es9., by the Rev William Adsns'
JOhnson L Co. San Francisco, 70 Miss JANE WALLACE
daughter OF b. r. Crane. eco, Of LeRoy n. Y.
WHITNEY-BORD-On Monday, Feb 4, by the Rev DR.
SAWYER Mr. WARREN W WHITNEY Of this city, 70 Mise
JENNIE A, daughter Of Mr.. William Bord Of Troy, n. Y
uleafe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

HOkDtY, FEB. {,
AsHES-The market i steady both kinds; sales small a.
&c 75G 20 s7i for Pots, and 81 IS for Pearls
BEEsWAA-American Yellow is selling in lots AZ 2Jc.
COIION-Ihe activity continues prices
vAneed all descriptions fully &c Our quotations are
revised 70 correspond TO the Improvement The
I, 100 bales mostly in transitu parcels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF embellishments.
Cleared.

Shpa-Gad Tidirgs Nelson New. Orleans w Nelson Son
Wm. Nelson, Cheeyer, New Orleans, N. II. Brigham.
Barks-C. b. Williams. Omsted, Havana, p. King Co.
VIM. o. Alden Bates, Belize =. Alexander
brg--Rogelin, Comstock, sayanlla, Everett Brown;
Schocners-B. " Hawkins Griffin, Charleston, McCresdy
Mott Co. Prince LebOo Trip, Kingston, jam, H. Under
wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
SUPREME COULT-GrEEsAL TERS-PEs. 4-bsofe
Justices RoosEvELT, PEABODY and CLAhNt'


e.n. Drur< R.sropdeDt agt Robert P. Russell Appellant
The oder in this action, made On the 18th day OF
sertenber 1856 BY M Justice Cowles which allowed the
sRrse for ten sitting modified by striking Oh ~ 90
a. 70 allow each day tCOde Section 5la) No cost
For ApIensnt C. B. Wheeler for Respondent, E A. Doc
H,tle-botb Of No. New
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b5Is. bills bills. bbls. b6ls
Fem Es$ s, III ;.:::; i. is
Tot, for the week. .aSsa $50 1884 7s4 -
Total since Jan I9, $50 sss s ssSs 's
sP 5 5f.' ' 5S. f s;!; 5 III: P SSI'
T t. a .Rt S55' il: = sS AKA S; 5 no
same time sS5 s $40 . S sIsp, J, U'i ?, were
eco Sel. spirit, i5o b6s RO.in, 50 do. Tar.
SP F SSI. C IBID: H sSi. 81: f ISL.
rSs.;@ IoIt'. ..s5 30 a5 5S s4oo asss
OLS-In English Lnseed something has been done but the
s. Crude Whale held with much hrmness the ice IN
the Sound prevents the transport Oil from the East conse
Low asked Refined demand firm Prees sales OF
inter Blesched at $685. time Crude sperm Is seaay,
extent o5d 81 III for Winter Unbesched and Bleaehed
POTATOES AND TURNIPs-We have no change to notice
il quotations. moderate demand prevails at 5Od % obl
tor Reds MERGERS and Carriers Turnpe are az last
noted Russiss selling at 75e I'll Y bbli whites al
prces are again lzc lower Mess the receipts moderae
sales $50 ibis At $6dt SO A tor Mess and "a ~ for
quite large and prices Of this are Iesaar the sales are 10
[ Ia M 20 for ,enacked Western; and $50 SIC for
extra we',eIn Prime Mess quiet At Slsa q 90 Bee
bacon il in limited supply and quiet Lard freely offered
ard lower the demand moderate mainly for the home
trade; $50 bbls and Ot 10 l6c and 300 kegs
prime al lie Cut Meats dull and heavy the supply ample
sales Of 10 hhds and t7td7 Shoulders aud - Jtc.
and Shoulders 7tc Dressed Hogs
dull owing the cold weather u t.. for Western Butter
and in at 10 n tor Ohio and 2i18tc
Cheese dull 9Gl0lc. Esss ssable at 10
&c. y
RItE-The export demand is moderate and prices
ed sales Of $50 tcs al 1t DC, as 20 quality
SUGAkS-1he market Is huner, partly owing 10 the favor
able foreign per Arabia received in detail to-day The
demand chiefly from rener but the advanced preten
OF holders has checked transactions sales only OF small
lots New Orleans aud Cuba the very full prices
Timothy request SO 25d 70 37t per bush Rough
Flax quiet ~ l5d2 ~ per 80 s Clean Flax steady at
ss Linseed the demand good for Calcutta sales
Boston of 10 coo bags arrive - 35G 81 5l per bush
ash.
SALTPETERThe market is buoyant sales Of 200 bags
Boston l5tdl6c n. Also 1000 bags Nitrate OF Soda
&c, mos.
SPGC ES-Thse has been quite movement IN Nutnegs and
prices have advanced the feeling az the close zoodpary
specuetive sales 600 ms No Numeas casks and
65d9tc., hold st 195c for casks aud 95G97c for
TALLOW remains dull and heavy with no inquiry for ex
port small sales Of prime City at he Country is plenty at
iltdl2c. cash.
MOOL-A firm market with a fair demand Holders
disposed ask vance the stocks daily diminishing
and show smaller quantities than several years back sales Of
$500 n Fleece SSG i6c for low 70 fine qualities Pulled
quick and fine grades quite sales OF 5000
for Super and Extra Foreign tends upward
WHISKY-The market is easier the supply larger; sales
bbs S5t a3ic. for Ohio and "a 63i3c tor Prison
Drudge is salable az &c, time.