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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

BUSTIKe-In Brooklyn Monday. Mach :, Charity wife
to- ysry.s and fIisnds Of the family invited s,:srd
funeral At St Johns Church Boctyn rner ",'sin''
furter nots Her vii be taken 70 Green
BRiDGE-Os sunday evening" March G. Mn. Many Brdss
widow Of the late Nathan Brsge ssed ~ yesr-
%: SS1 r S sS pure ps. NON spoc i Sn
O'Clock The friends Of the family are invited % .end'
wife 81 Ezra CoenAp. AGED 81 yesI..
The OS, end relatives Of the family axe respectfully invited
ttend The funeral from ate residence
ans tven.yIn,h sest be.Teen Fourth and Fifth sysnne'
Wsdnssasy March a, p without further notice
CROCKER-In this city, On MONDAY svenins M.ccs Mrs
Mar, Montgomery wife of VIM A. Cr'ete', OF TsHJ'o"n'
The friends Il the family invited 70 sttsnd her funeral
Inst a. o,eioes without further invitation. Her remains
viii b taken 70 Greenwood for nteTg1.nL o,,, u,,
Cart Benjamin r. Conkn, aged SO years months and ID
Cnmn,ipE native of Fern, scotand, sssd 70 y.sFE
FEEKsiD William 'urgh on sunday 9 s Meea .''
GRIGG-On Tuesday, March ., Mary b. 6hsg' In the eis'
Hr Iemsips vii be taken to Greenwich Conn for rtermeu:
Her friends respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral
Which vii take place a. O'clock, from the Presbyterian
HARRIs-On Mondsy March John Harris native Of York
The remains win be taken 70 Greenwood for iDterent
wsene.osy the 9 at O'Clock, from his late residence, No.
BUoaEs-n this city On Monday March =; Mr.. Mary Ann
Coleman and Mary Harrington aged IS years and
months
KIRBY-In this city Monday, March T. amer short but
severe Illness John Kirby AGED 40 years native Of County
Msyo Ireland. May bis soul rsit In peace Amen.
MAFFlTT-ln Warrington, d. G., on Thursday, March .,
Caroline LsureLs wife Of Lieut. John Ms United states
Navy and daughter Of the late Hon. John LaaTenf OF Charles
ton g. c.
MoRGAN-ID this city, Monday March M,rssrst Gyon,
beloved wife Of William Morgan native Of balnA4oe,
County Galway. Iresni, eyed 20 years and months.
McCORHlCK-In Brooklyn, on Monday morning, March Z,
Philip MeComick, aged IS years native Of 9ranA County
Lopsford ireland. -
PALMER-In Brooklyn Monday March y aged ~ years,
Edmund Seymour Palmer Of England.
sCHUREMAH-In this city, TUESDAY March Mary Louise
Brook child Of Melanc.hon and Harriet Schnremsn aged
months and days. .
The relatives and friends invited % attend the funeral with
cut farther notice. "wednesday, Msrch9 Of 10 at No.
q Bank street
WENTWORTH-On Tuesday, March g. Sally L. Wentvortb,
widow late Ebenezer Wentworth OF Buxton Me- aged
III years. H.,
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 attend her
the residence of her No 81 East Broadway
Tbursdsy, at o'clock p.
Portland papers please copy. =,
YOUNG1in Winiamsburgh, Monday morning. March 7,
AFTER short nesS Edgar Davidson Young aged years the
beloved Of John s. and Arm Post Young.
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Arrived.

Steamship Montgomery, Crocher Savannah mdse and
seamhip FLORIDA CroweI savannsh, mdse and pass az
shp Columbia tof Fairfield strinser Nsw.or.an. Feb
passed large number Of empty mo'Ses barrels ana hhds NJ
Bark Foster (of MIbridse) Foster Cadena. Feb. IS
ger, &c, 10 Geo W. simpson sid In co. with brig Isaac Co.
u, bark hove her beam ends las The ssh
with water which into the hold damaging the cargo ~
Ellen Stevens tof POrtud), Howe, M.ianra' IL Day.
Bars William Jane, Cobb Providence in ballast to E.ss
Barb Wave Crest, Harmon Providence, in ballast
Sohr. Georssns Teel Virginia days wood.
sehr Tboms Jefferson, Ellis Salem days. mdse 70 X w.
Sehr L. NJ Mangum, wslen, Gloucester 2Say,. hsh.
sobr wenons (of Cohasset Kelsey. Matsnzs days rsu
lc bound TO Providence anchored 10 the Lower Bay for &
schr Allc. Rogers tsr) Bnyey, st. Ann. Bay JAM YA
& ~ pI From lin for Baltimore - ' '''''
sehr Alma Br Curry COrnw.is % days potatoes to Da'
sear witch of the Wave toi Harwioh) Taylor ayssa
P. r., Feb 25 oranges 10 r. euartis Experienced AssT
sehr D. H. Baldwin Sands Fredericksburg days. rais
S2br r j. Tun. Hooper. Fredsrick.burs days grain
schi O. R. DIXON (sus,ted), Ward Wilmington. N c..
scbf y j. Brognsrd Wilson, Rspp.h,nnoeka days. grains
SER C. p Williams. conin. virsni, 8 Gays, WOOD
schr Avon, Wood, yh,lnia day. wood
schr Jos. franklin Bennett Virginia days. wood.
Schr John Tton, Soper, Virginia days, wood.
Selr N. Miller, Lanes philadelphia for Boston.
Sch H. b. Bascomb, Burke, Philadelphia for Dsnvers
Steamer oscsola, Smith kew-London mdse TO T. H. AoeS
well
Steamer Weschester Clark Providence, ndse. 70 Odel
Steamer Delaware cOpe' Philadelphia ard Cape May, r0As
and pass. II. Perkins.
BEL0w-Bhs Princes, VAL from Kingston, jam
Bark Theodore Curtis days from Maanz brig Joa PGk
10 days from CsEdenss ch Damon II days from Masnzr
aud bark unsnown-An BY pilot boat EIwood Walter No
Bark Amanda brig Northern Light (Br from JaemeltAEI
pilot boat O. w. Blunt, No. II
SAILED-ship Courier Richmond.
Also, rom Quarantine ship An dOver New. Orleans
WlND-At susrse, N Y. meridian, do. sunset, do, va
rain.
The schr. Wenons, q CohAs-et days from MAtspzn M
Providence with and fruit inside Of Hoo
for hsrbor Also schr Alice, Rogers from jamaica for New
YoiL, 10 days out
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BY Telegraph.

LONG BRANCH, March 3--The ship Adonis, ashore Il
this port, will probably by totsl os Crew al saved.
Nothing in sset very thick weather of shore. Wind r.
fresh and rIinins
SANDY HOUK-MSch g. SURF act. three brip at sacbot u
the bay bound Wind fresh from N. a., With rain.
HI0HLANDS-Msrch T. sunset, fog coming in very tos;
cannot nileI from the beach Wind light from tse 4
CHARLESTON, March The IT, s. mail stssraship Jams:
AdgeT Adams, from EewYork arrived here at the bar l
O'Clock Monday night and at her wharf at O'Clock this, IsS
day, mornog.
BOsTON-Arr March g. steamer Jos Whitney, Hswes. kse
tmoe ships Bonsu, Adams, New Orleans; HaTrisbafs, w
WELL do. Lisbon, Curtis do CornelA Blanchard, do kse
Hunter HesIey, Mobile. Gsspee, Andro do Onotta 6xs
art Ssvsnn,h bnss Marine Tyler, Cenfuesos Looh Loeesd
Black M,tanzasj Eliza GIeeve. BrookDg, CisDfassos s
WIN. NJ Rice Freeman Galveston sussn, Drew, Chsstn
sch, ksTths Robbins Aux Csyes; East Wind Basb Jers
NORFOLK-An March g. schT. r. b. Baker, Csnsbess ess
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Northumberland by Tsleeroph,

NEw.0RLEASs, March 8-CoTTVS has advanced C. saleI
70 day Of 400 bales Mddng II 1ll,c; the Enopas 10
cauied The sdysrce sses Of last three 1e.
eeips OF s4ne time 800 bales against &C. O6 year SUGAR
qle. a. 6i for fully fair FLOUR advanced 2.c superne
80 ~. WHEAT dull FEsIGTs: on Cotton Liverpool.
lid Sterling E1ehsnee lO9 Exchange He1.York: %
days, :. = cent ard at seh, .dsl6s " discount.
BALIiMcR., March 2FLoUR firm a. SO 3 Tor Ono sud SO
for City Mill, WAEAT buoyant; White, o. 81 IS CoRs
advancing; White soc Yellow s30 sssc Provisions quiet
Bacon, ncsI, sc. WHISKY quiet; Ohio. &c.
CINCINNATI March G-YLoUR du and holders wiling n eel
At s. S9s6 for suPersns. WHIsEY dul ~ 2iG&'c. Meas
PORK, eli .. BACON sdes &C.
PHiLADELPHA. March s-FLouE quiet. WHEAT aud
vankd White, - 7Od 81 IS; Rcd, 81 S. CORS steady;
Yellow, 2dS4c Provisions quiet iaEss PosS, SID 50.
WEIsKY tEn at ~ G19c.
SAVANNAH March 7CoTTox quiet; sales today 10 bales
AUGUSTA March All qualities Of COTrOs advanced
under tse Euop1s sdyiets sass tJcay O0 bales sIGHr
DEAFTs on NewYork are I, cent premium.
CFAKLEsIoS, March The s2rs Of CoTTox previous 10
The EuIops idyces oO bales atey~ad saes were
made.
CBAELrsroN, March t-CoTToS-sslss to-day Of 1900 baes
the nArk.t e.o1;Es with Advancing Tendency
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a,u vstb a. most more than 5000. This was the
sr,es 81 the disagreement between them Before the
hs-e was sold the old Company, 10 hops Of being sue
s<ufel IN obtaining the lease, had proczred estimates
s,r patching up their old boats by rebuilding the
sebsrs emitting Of IS feet from essh end Of the bost
md adding 10 feet to each end, also making them
skasper, 60 that they might at FOR some year. longer.
Pssdirg the recent negotiations, efforts have been
made 10 induce the lessees 10 sell their lease ct
bspas but they have refused, and now 1t cannot be
purchased. With refereroe to the intention OF tne
present PECK clip Company to run from South Seventh
street 10 James slip. the new lesess claim that the
Eev-Ycrk Corporation should protest them in the en-
5eynsnt Of their lesse and not permit an opposiion
vkioh Ut the time they purchased the lease they hsa
10 reason to expect anticipate In tins Vi'w sn0u'
e Peek ship Company persist in running on that route
n ;1 yvs ,i,e 70 much litigation. The new Company
have organized and appointed Mr.. John Linsky'
ssrmsrly AIdsmao Of the Fourteenth Ward as their
C7eTk.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......M,scH
Cleared.

msbr-ChessPe,ke, Cro-en, Portland, H. b. Cromw''
&Co.
ship-Sebsstopo, Lombard, New Orleans, N III Brigham
BsIks-Cavslc. Washington, lndsnoa, J. III. Broweri
Knham White Loando Yates, Portsrhed Co C. J. Ben
stede, Schw cbe Bremen; o. j. Hayes, Shyeroh, baoas
Ayres, W. w DeFouest CO. w. o. Alden HAMPTON, NJ
tar J. w. Ewel Co
Brgs-Geranium Pierce, Galveston, D. 9. Auuayi peses
MEX A,ons sissl, 4. Tnebaud Son Samson Leertet
ut MARKS, Brodie Pet,es.
schooners-W hser, Presby, Tsuntoni C. Roberts, Fow
Washington, w p Williams, Akips Jacksonvils, p Pier
sem Este, Facemne, Bridget Jas Hand C. snsv SHAY
Feruandns, Dibble Bunce C. L. VsndeyooIt Wicks Pc
tsr,bure Van Brunt Slight; H. Lee soper Carolina CITY,
d. C. Murray; Leocsdla, small Salem, X. w. Ropes Col
w. L. Richardson Bailey, Mayssuez. W. Lewis Co Do
yson RYDER Norfolk NJ Bedeli NewYork 1oodseb, Bosoa
Dayton sprssuei Eliza Rebecca, Price, Savannah osul
Co. ~, .
steamer-J. R. Thompson, Coinan, Perth Amboy, W. D.
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DtsastSr4. Ar.

ST. THOMAS Feb. IS (yia Halifax March s)-rhe bk Cfse
previously reported has discharged SO bags coffee vhh ~
been .hPped on boad Of bark Mary Barney sail 70 monss.
The C. viii probably leave Monday having es8sed her ~
per woris. She will discharge Of her cargo
BY tslersph 70 Ewood Waiter esq, Sec Bd Undsrvrs
BEAUFORT, March 4-rbe schr Elizabeth Basel Of Nee
York with cargo Of cedar from Fohds bound to New fe
pot INTO this pert few days ago when going Oh. ever
bar wa becamed, and ashore she lee brosdd3e 70 ~
beach Arrangements have been made land deck csd % -
beach % ths, a. high water she may come of.
by telegraph 10 EAwood Water esa, Sec BID Bpdsrvs
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Passengers Smiled

Ia stsan,hip Karnak 10, Nduds AID Hasdso-his 9cat
rs Cuba, Mis-. r. sk6dy, ss Bsbcoes Miss MeCretS
Miss Phinney, J. LIBBY Pumsr, wfotk; w Spence
Bunker Brooklyn; A h. Coleman, NJ T. Coleman Miss Alb
Coleman, Miss !. &. Coleman. Mus Town.eod Cinsa'
natl; j. B. BrSht, Mss T. O. Bright Watham, W. d. kycef
Havana; MT AID Ms L. TuoksTman and child, New,f
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas and son miss Hawley Geneva u
Mr. Arzsies Havana; T. P. Rowe, A. H. Cole, -fth-1
For Nasssu-Mr. and Mrs, Cartwright and tvo eanshssA-
q IN
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uouapyy-NArTIsoN-At st. ssspasns rsrssnaee. On
W.anssdsy Jane z 1855 b Ne nv ~. d. cS.ffy, "a
ward o. Doesby 70 hss Corneh' hA'ls'n' DOH o. ="
CITY. = - MI a hx An. p.v
Jsn.s MKT Mr. Augustus leekrd Of hn cry, 70 hAfs
U.rrtet 8 Lee Of Moufto boro, ~ a. !.
ncIURE-BLAIR-On MoBsdy, March At The residence Of
..a.,. ,o,i :, bx me Dowbns Mr. John AcL1Ie
AZ sroohlyn 70 Mis- Eliza An Blair Of this city. i,
MINER-LOsEE-oa saldsJ hAIeh ~ tos rssasp h 81
Rev John Bs., Samuel q. Miner 81 this sfy 10 Hannah
Arr Loses Of The former place
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RxpuBrIcAx PRIzARILs.-Ihe kepuohcsDs neid
their primary meetings last evening for toe purpose
Of electsg three delegates to convention 70 be held
.. Thsrsday, 10th inst, TO nominate candidates for
sity efiees There was good attendance in few
Of the Wards bat rather si IN others, on account OF
De snfavorsble state Of the weather
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The recent attempt to establish advance in prices
Of speculative shares q: the Sock Exchange has
proved quite Intellectual. The pubic does no. respond
sympsihize with the movement and the orignators
rerceivng this, and feeling that they undertaking
to drag dead weight hesitate to further attsmp:
agsinst the current. Three serious Obstacles present
themselves against speculation for the rise, and the
operators who ignore these will manifest singular
disregard Of circumstances, not common vita men Of
,brewdnez and intelligence. First, We have the
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For experses.................. $4,000

1--WE understand" says The Boston TrareAer,
&" that the arrangements nearly completed for the
establishment Of third bank in this city, under the
free banking law. The capital i, fixed at one million
" Of dollara, ard the name Revere Bank has been
" Fixed upon. Samuel IL. VALLEY has been elected
" President"
e. Gest, Receiver Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE Railroad, has made his twenty fourth re-
port to the United States Court, OF which We make the
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Sli.s57 SO

The disbursements during the month of January
amounted to $l439i Is. The liabilities $685. %
lees now than when the Receiver was appointed in
March, 1857, having been reduced during the month
of January 1891 &c. The through business of the
road during the month Of January, amounted to si,
9i3; the local business $685. f3. The total ordinary
expenses Of the road for the MONTH were Sll,
006 10.
The report of the Insurance Commissioners of Mas
sschusetts, made to the Legislature, has been pab
lished. The Commissioners say that the year ending
October 81, 1858, to which the statistics spply, was
compared with the preceding years. of remarkable
prosperity to the Marine and Fire Insurance Compa-
MES of the Commonwealth. The following table shows
the amount of risks outstanding the Let of Novem
ber in the last two year, and the Losses paid in each
wear:
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Receipts Of Prsduce N,pcus

By Rvdez Rre, Railroad 70, re GEEK ending .fa,e6
Ses head Cattle do Caves 40 sheep ll2 Horses GO live
Hots A eres.e1 Hogs, 2Ol5 head Nation pkss Beef a
% BUTTE % do Cheese 40 60. Lard, Is do Poultry Al DO
Err Co. boehwh... Floor, 43s do Paper bsls Fish
les do ros ISL Go Whisky, ls2 do Ale and Beer les ao
bHaf - CO. APp@s, sN sgsh Qss, 4als d. Ass, IA d.
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47es DO Feed II de- Bssns - DO Po.s,oss 10 os, s.,
ESQ bales bay II do. Hors go 90 Wool l2s9 aos BIZ
ig tar = MArSe 1851 sisss Leather, rs $50 FAna Nm
ss s,,s RsspeaS--67o bsl Flour, SIS sgs Data yn n
Mali $50 pkls Csndle,, 10 DO Tobacco 100 do Butsr ~
,ees Leather, 80 Tons DO, IS bales Wool
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AVtfsEc q y g head -, -.
A. N. Monroe Of Brighton bought Of Terry Johnson M
common. averaging sS each at So also, OF M hnsse
le4 r. 10 mead say &c. & 10 also, oil A. Moore las
a. SSs5 p bead. -,
sears Sweeney bougst Of Ira FarnswosA 80 head avsn
Ina O. n each A. Sc.
Hocs-The arrivals this week show quite an inereass Bat
TIE quality poor and the demand mlled nearly all CHANGED
ARDS A. the auotatous below much. however dep
IL on the quality Store Pigs worth 4c hsst fat
5. acc. spd heavy, &c. y b, 1--we weight, 80
each, at 6sc
W II. Coon sold to VIM. Pratt 81, averaging 10 each
at SIC. -
G. Dckey bought Of w w. Palmer NS, weithiat l'2
each =. 6c also Of C. H. Turner ?9 average lOl 10 dc,
and of Evans Parker So averaging Us each, stts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

DsEockATIc REORGANIZATION. A Democratic
Csnvsriion met at Montague Hall last evening, B..
Worries esq. in the chair, and adopted plan TO re-
aysaize the party, with view to union at the sP-
psossAisg Spring election.
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The ,sles sinee lst Inst been $500 bales nnsiar
Is SO IN trsnsitn The export for u- been asst
terdam SO
COFFEE Gse, b.. yer, fIG We quote &C ssvsaee spes
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mARRIRD

oN-zlxeNHYMoNEY-As;h the Pacific Hotsl on Fri
Day, N&,cAi 4 b the Very Rev. Cash Dyisss,i. James
AA w. T. g psasysseney Of this city 80 sEsad Eees
Hsse he chad HsDsfsnsy, ~S
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In the above is included the receipts Of the Dayton
and Xenis Road, now operated by these Companies,
those receipts for February amounting to about OOO
TIE St. Nicholas compact between the four great
routes to the West has been broken up, and there will,
no doubt now be an sc.ive competition for the traffic
between the two sections Of country and lower prices
for the business which now pays but little if any
profit Mr.. Moran, being Satisfied that the agreements
made be- xeen the roads we're being daily violated,
cent written notice yesterday to &essrs. Garrett,
Thompson and Corning thst he no longer considered
himself bound by the arrangement. Considering that
this Happy Family have been anything bat hsr-
monious during the short life Of their connection it
perhaps beet that the disseverance Of the ties should
take place and each President manage his own road.
Each route will then do such business its natural
advantages entitle it to- and shsD at least, escape
a repetition of the dsgraceful which occurred
at tie Washington conference. The Erie Road will
have one advantage its competitors in the coming
competition 1t has but little comparatively to pay
from its earnings, excepting working expenses, while
the other roads have large amounts to dsburse for IL
tsrest and dividends. The Erie has but little 10 lose,
while the other roads have large stake in the contest.
The Jew elected ticket of the Central Railroad Com
psny is as follows: j. Edgar Thompson, John Halne,
Washington Butcher G.. ID. Rosengsrten, Wm K.
Thompson Wistar Morris Josiah Bacon G. W. Cas-,
Thomas Mellon Samuel Megarsee; and joseph NJ.
Thomas, Hora.io Wood, and B. T. Curtis to represent
the stock held by the city Of Philadelphia.
The following are the Currency and Lsnd Warrant
quotations for the week. corrected for from TIE rates
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tire sened troubles m Europe, vhisa sook more snous
by the lss. steamers adyicss. Whatever may b the
ritinste Effect 81 any rapture between these io'egn
povery. il IL qui obvious that the ipnec'ss result
would b. preudioisl 10 the Stock Market Tnis ",
therefore. a cloud TO be Watched. S.c'nd, We hsye
.cme activity N the Money market, and the prospect
Of a u.ore profitable employment Of capital which
must tend to render il more Troublesome and 1pensVs
10 cary large srourts Of stock and 10 divert ser
ton from speculation g. the Bosri 20 other MODES o.
tuning money sdy srtageoUsy. And tairc, We nnd
most dhsartenns obstacle in The continued lack OF
announcement a. 70 the SJring business Of some oil
The monument Western Railways which, although
better in some cases than during previous months Is
still very small 1t s hardly time, perhaps, to come To
the conclusion that must pas another hsi year Oh
poor traffic bot oertsnly the evidences thus fsr are
in favor Of such decision. These are among the
object one which spectators for al advance are Obliged
TO NEST.
in relation 10 TIE movement il cotton, Messr'. n
p Wright & Co.'s Circular says:
PzcIIPrs-Cortrsyy expectation, IT, hng OF recep
bi, week amounts 20 200 bales reducing froc
bales Is seek SO zoo osss, 8. BY our
abes Of date Next week vii be sn)thsT AIse deces
from New Orleans they have received Tor M
,uding FRIDAY e. D bales Nns. bo'tO ali * NOBLE
l7Ce srsrs ot0 during the corresponding week OF at SEES
son Their marked falling of N the receipts q tne
Opinions differ oeEhst on the cause Of ths sudden
butps 10 70 the bad rosos Gamer oy
others exhaustion Of slppy consequent on the IA
s planters have TO hurry theE crops 70
marhe' ever 'incs the season opeoed o., r... ooo
ENPoRTs the 81 geo bales % Great braA, SV
10 France and 1900 10 o.her foreign ports.
The nosns Is statement Of the movement IN cotton fhee
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This elbows a moderate falling OF from last year,
compared with previous months.
The February earnings Of the Rock Island Road
were S56 400.
The February earnings of the Little Miami End
Columbus and Xehis Companies were:
February, lefI y
February, 1I9S a.
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Albany Live sfoSk Market.
Repsvf<1 Jee ~ ~ Y TysS-a<.
tNsxx Ara A.x.h \

wssr ALsAsY. Maroh =, m4
The following rasme1 ,Ao the receipts Of Live Sosl u
the Heu ork Central Railroad;
TSs YEA. Last .s.s. sise. 3.
Cstde..-...............<lf z.t Hm
Sheep...,..............xN 500 H,Sd
Hos...... b5S IN2
CorfespoLirE week Average vsssS
iAst yee receipt. As. yss.
Cate w
Shecp............... ...s...-Is'il SHs
Hogs.. Alu
ClrTlE-The receipts this week show The
sros nun which, together ~h $50 hesa bsd
turprd out Of the dssy hAs checked eoersbons a.
CHANGED hAnSs The weather IL 6ne,
rry boats bee Summed HoiS<a
nocse 70 10 through than sell a. oss here Tia E
n BUYERS are In msfe SD nearly al must 90 hroase
etI hanes A. n Monroe OF Brighton takes one bod o.
ID. Wales ops car their a,count snd 70 eel
csru.op. This s sl hear Of goirg Est Fries ~
week. Extra 50. are. quality 5aStc second do; etis
third DO SiG4c. t. ferior 3Q5 c With but les sNesL d
Baker Of Ohio had G. Ohc the bes. lot la us>se n
weigh 10 AZ (douh;iu, for which be s'sea sA
He sod them Diokey bot could not learn The figure
rosahy lc5 each They wead weigh bore as0a. lisa
.. which would be Go. live weight.
The ei.tiibu,ta different yards fonovs
At Bore's K0; At Hunters 81; At Gallup, 500 t. Pnts
sod IL State fair Steers at SIS q bead. G IT, Turner sd
STATE svcrsfit lo n each 81 So Nsson Shane .oa
Michigan coed Eos head woad lSoo sasA
2 Sic among tia lot pair 81 oxen, fed ~
Spsn5 ns Of Dowsgiae Mich which weighed a. home lse
n &caToe o. Brighton 10 State AZ 81 y head "
= n. y. Lawton sold IS State averaging SEQ eaeh At Ste
L. MaEah sold IL State, weighing so 10 eash at 10 Eak
Short solo s. State rsnGng from 700 70 500 10, fSAe&
Eyaps Parker sod IS Indiana - 4iGS C. nsvden ssd
from b, di,,ery here a. lee iOr the s,e 'ehen se
nate.
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1889. 1858. 1857. 1854. $3.50.
Reefs At Pt2 ga go Is8sOO0 2oSsooo 24sIeo loslSo
E1prs 20 g. B. $4,000 200 N5eo $500 .e1W
EIp'I toFr.. $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 s9S,cco $4,000
Exps 20 9th 1900. 49,, A.,
p. Ports. 10000 $4,000 2se,OyO 1910 lo1VO0S"o
Total Fxp'ts l. 575 COO ll550J l,sto lbotpo llshS.
St'k hand. 10000 $4,000 $4,000 te,V.O So'OV"
OF which during the past week, included In the above;
Pec< AZ pts. $1,000 Il9,gO 5000 lol,eo s-VVV
FxputoGB. $4,000 5000 $500 59W0 a1oVo
EIptstoFr.. sW0 y,@ l5,W 4UV ~"
TX. other
r. Ports. 1900 14N09 $500 @,Wo I4UVp
Total Expts slOO 1900 10000 sl,oo0 5000
At the ports compared WIZ
1855 $4,000 bales EXPORTS-DecIesse 20 Great Britain
comrared 1856 q COO bsiss increase 20 France $685.
decrease foreign ports 1000 fetal decrease IN eI
ports, 81, coo bsles.
The weekly statement Of the Phisdslphis Banks
presents the following aggregates, as compared with
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Markets-CAAErrLLY kkroKILD ros faE " Y. 7aIEvxs
TUESDAY March 1889
AsHEs-rhe market withou: eh,Ige the demand fair a.
% IS Tor Pot. and IS 75d IS e. for Pesrls.
CO1IOS-rne market 10 active; Of
25sOStoo bales, sly here. We alo..ions