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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

second Importation.
r. C. M'NATRY g. co.
RE receiving almost daily by express, from New York. al
"A ditiOns to their already
LARGE sTOCK
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
d r Y G o o ID S,
Among which may be found a few elegant
SILKS, GRENADINES AND ORGANIZES,
In DoubIe Jupos and VOIants.
We have also and elegant stock Of
WHITE GOODS,
LAOEs,
WRAPPLNGS,
PRINTED LAWNS,
PRINTED JACKONETs,
HOSIERY,
OSNABURGs,
DOMESTICs,
GLOVES,
PRINTS,
SERVANTS GOODS,
CARPETINGs,
MATTINGS,
CURTAIN GOODS,
All at the very lowest possible prices.
apeEn &c. McNAIRY 4 co.
Daily Line u. S. Mail Packets.
FROM
Nashville TO Memphis, st. Louis and LOEis-
Villes
- -
Captain JoHN S. DAsHIELL, leaves every Monday
and Friday, at l2 o'clock.
Steamer Cuba,
Captain JONI L. BATENAS, leaves every Wednesday
and Sunday, at ~ O'Clock.
Steamer SaIIie West,
Captain J. n. coRBErT, leaves every Tuesday, at
4OclOck, P. NJ.
steamer h. M. Rumyan,
Captain JAMES MILLER, leaves every Saturday, at
4oclOck, P. NJ.
These fine and vore passenger packets under contract
to the United States Mall and passengers rely them
leaving puncuaIy They WILL give through tickets the above
named places and will connect Paducah with the splendid Uni
ted States mail steamers Alvin Adams, sOutherner and Moses
McClelland A. HAMILTON, Agent.
dec5-dd or II II HARRISON, Agent
United States Mail Steamers,
Steamer w. Ii. Terry,
CAPTAIN MELLIKIN.
steamer EdmOnia.
CAPTAIN F. G.. MOORE,
FAVE Easport Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays, ats
o'clock NJ, connecting with the Memphis and Charles
n Railroad at Iuka. Eight miles staging to PASSPORT.
Arrives Paducah Saturdays Mondays and Wednesdays
clock, A. NJ
Leaves Paducah Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock
NJ. Connecting Aurora with daily line Of Stages and Tr
Weekly Line OF Stages the mouth OF Sandy RenOdsburg,
Clifton and Savannah for Nashville Through In forty
hours. For freight passage appyto
II. II. HARRISON, Agent,
dec5-6m No. Broad street, Nashville, Tennessee.
II HARRISON, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01
COmmERCTAL.
Review Of the Nashs he Market for tIAs
week ending APrIH 40.

C0TTONThe Cotton market has been very duh during the
week under review partly owing small Offering
and the rmness Of holders partly owing to the fact that
buyers have appeared anxious to under the aspect Of
the leading markets this country and Europe Prices, how
ever have remained arn the transactions, which lin
tied to been at fell prices Tbs sales to day
amount to IS bales at l5zc We quote
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT


We say parents IL your children are scbly, pgny,
or afflicted with complaints prevalent among chiidr1a
u will make them healthy, fat, and robust. Delay
not a moment, try it, and you viii be convinced.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

MoLzAEs VOLCANIC o.L L1HImENr.


Sole Proprietor - this Cordial.
Also McLean's Volcanic Oh Linimcut.
Principal Depot on the corner Of eThird and Pine
Streets ST Louis 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
THE GREAT CATTLE MARKETS

OF NEw.YoRK BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA AND AL
BANY-REPozrEp WEEKLY ExPhEssLy roR TIE NkW'
YoEk TRIBuyE and printed n the DAILY Weekly and ssul
.4lly .drorA Full particulars Of the Market n Nev-fer
srs veef careful personal ~
SOLON ROBINSON whose long experience exclusively de-
voted TEE fsBuSE, renders thsse reports un1vea
vsiue to its resders
.TASpIss INFORMATION ksour THE Cattle SAhsTs
BrryEs-Tbe great msrhet place for Beef Cs1 IN FORTY
fourth ,,re. between Fourth and Fh The yea.
.rk.t Wdne sdsy though the make, opens on Tues
o,y The number sold upon these dsys in 1858 was 7fs sas
arr also here upon other days. snd also BERGEN ana 10
Robinson street Sixth street The totA number 500 IN
on commission Of 50 y head. The atoms here are
nv The pound m ssish q beef At Boston the hide and
t a.e The weight here generally guessed a. ana
prices hIed much head that bullock wlu ne.
and that quality 10 worth NC ~
he sold for hte charges all ealoc &c "a are let
cent? each; hay fed Is charged 81 50 p ewt
VEAL Calves solt y n, live weight
average for s959s1 medium ones $685. COCA cues,
S1us65; extra hDe onss $50 sloc CoF'Gd caves are
soid st al the market places
SHIrP AND sod 81 the msrkstp.ce In Foyiourn
stree, In sixth street SecoGd Thd avenues ana
en- Crimson street the Hudson River mostly oy sheep
bfoke commission OF ten cents bead and yucsse Two
cents head Tb. prices which ~ As head sold In 1913
tenersly sed from IS to so -, 49,,
swIsE nearly all sod by the pound. i've weigh rae
pr.s which 66 4'9 sold IN 1889 ranged generally rom
cents 81 d. There two great msfke pisces ior
oss fitted ND ~ eIpense, and With s possible convent
epees The River Yards the foot Of Tbyeyeuh
stresE and AlsItons Western Yards" al the loot oil
Forteth The market charges Se: Tor JdaEe cents
each weighing cent each brokers' commission iof seuins
y cent ,, r.. a.. =. 1,
fTn
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRX.......A.aos
Cleared.

Marion. Foster Cbsrlsson Spsfors T1estsa
Co; Alabama schepck, Savannah, L. htshil Son NJ
sDoke, Skinner, Norfolk, Ludlam Henioken
shlps-Jobn Bright, Cutting, Liverpool, Williams 0assi
Ksthay stoddard Ssn Francisco, Wells Enamel A. Lss-
renee, Nicksrson Gan Francisco sutton Co.
Barks-Peter Clinton Bresdop, Galveston, o. fsrrs
CO. b. Shaw Caun, Mobile, Eagle Hazard; Dawn, ChAss,
Busnos Ayres, Reynoldsk Cushmsn Crusoe Weston VLr
Taiso, J. j. Edwards Il Co. .
Bris.-Csotta Isc) Lsg.ns Gibrstar Draper Dsylis
Hsllock Barton Para, BuTd-tt Noble II. D. LAmsoss
Bentegrat, Gsudsoupe, Dudiecsn Boquet.
schoousrs-J. Shaw Wallace, Eew.Hsvea; J. e. bnly.
Hail. R,chmord C. H. Person TARGET, Howe, ssyannss NJ
Cresdy, Mott Co LATHE, Taylor Bostoni j. Rich, Mns
hart Philadelphia Jas w. Mckee John Walker, fNfen ~
exandhs Merrill Abbott Governor, Hooper, Cienfases
Ssnbope Averyi Flower, Raynor Philsdelphfa JN ".
Mckee; A. Sawyer Huston Bosto Brett gon Co. Ossn
Bro Weeks ST. kits, Smith, Jones Co Dupont, Or
son, Frsukln sherlock A. M. Edw.ds Philadelphia ~.
Hand; Lawns, Foot Richmond, Van Brunt blseEi
Independents Thompson. ST Domingo Post Sm. $1,000
Wicfs Mobile, Surgrs Cearmsn g. Mipee Weaver rhs'
de phis Carter L. Mcdonald
sloop-Amerca, St.dnaD, FnstoL
Ste.meI-DeAwsrs, Copes, Philadelphia T. Psriina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
PHILADELPHIA Cattle rlarket-MlRes 9.

The Cattle market yesterday and to-day only toenNy
well upped the bk and good cattle brought AR
price,, The drovers demand big prices srd the
therefore bcea rather The offerings both ysris
amounted to and choice quality sid II from sN ~ Gle Is
2 leo 10 prime from s9to S95 and tA Ordinary ana ecAsea
At ftom 81 70 IS IS .
sHEEP-The supply Of Sheep amounted 10 so bead nd
thoush the demand e-s, prices rules qas
hin 6sure The quality selling high 81 eaeA The
Ay,rste Of prices from SIS 20 IS so
HocS-rbe De and for xine ,inues good and prices
psp about the quoted 100 head ~ere disposed 81
a. from So 20 SO - p lOoB net. -
Cows-There bas been no chsngs In this market and SIS
head were disposed Of from SIS to f45 for prime qssI
Mich Cows and Is to SO 0r common and ordinary
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Market.-Repo~ied ~ T,kgrapA-

p. nyt pal, n,rrk s-FLoUR srtive and sdv.noinr 49,
=. T-!axss-i wBE.r sosro- sad srn; sal-s Of no
t,S Wtits At 81 S5a 81 IS AID Red At sle CosS Sase
:. "a rre.. ,Ls ~ 10 bush ~ $3.50 Tor feue ..
oars advanced sale. oo bash q SS 0'e WHISKY hfn
aisSGftc- - Ill. ss e. Hawai-
So. a. q XgF.r u.~bauIsd- CoES huoJsui VIZ,
sdr1e Y.lv. gatge Provisions unchanged WHISKY
firm ...k.u..i. ..laa
II $40 bale. SUGAR dull and Declined L. a-S a. = e
ri, "a f1Il, fair BoL.ssss Sc FLoCs frm CosN-Aa
v.rer1 tsrd.pey; s5c Oars, Tie MISS FoAA 80
L.Rp lie and dun GUsSIEs lslc. ~, 4,
CINCINNATI March 9-FLoUR dul WHISKY oecnnsu a.
SAL, 24ie. Provisions unchanged. MSS FoEk, su >;
B,coS-saes a. 7asc. BuLK MEATS bed above lie views VI
bu,,n LARD. LIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
Cambridge Cattle Market

RLFosrED yos TIE n. Y. rsIsUyE sY Ssessr Russ.
WEDNESDAY,, ksreA 8 lsA
Whole number Of Cs,,le Of market Ss seoa. so Bssvs
ana IS s,or.s consisting Of oriins oxen Mich csss cd
P.Ict, OF NAnxEr BEky.-Extrs sse ss So svt s.As,
81 as7 f5 second quality eco % 81 third saaity o.
Pticis on sro.x CAsrLr-worhins Oxen, v pss. ha
SEQ si75; Cows aud Calves. fson sSdsRes1i res>
hrrs, uonsj two-yesrs old, s%9sSi hre~Jcss ed 30
csSi.
sheer and Lambs 1850 At MARKET prices IN sta 81 80
81 sass 50 each ;exIs, so - Se$e97, e nem *es,A
~ "a ~ ni.hf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

time IN the coffin, remembers one time TIA, hn. 8
ss. copysnipg with witness shout business, ana
S,ephers said In . meerrg vsy she was sooo' .. 70
80. .hoot sone busipess they were taking OF; tlie
vac in a gruff manner; when she complained OF a
hnyn,ro cen .son in be, chest and throat voe-s To
CONNIE nded Dr. Iremorger; Stephens treated hef 10
a very rough, boorsb manner.
The Court mere adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10


&s IS Bunc Leehorn Oten and higher Gales
IN sm.i way a. SOC. the prospetivesarn small fe.
nuts old Aroeq have sold a. g l2t 81 IS
Careo suS IRA Fig command &C. Dried Apples .es
for 0s for ssse and Gstc fe> soEAsa Peeled socs'
eru Reaches comn.spd l2e lie essh
FEATnERS-1ts demand IsaerH:e; sales Of SEQ
Prime WsstoTn 81 -. caih. -
GRAINThe Wh,a: market "a as., uillesf holding of 0I
some ssstssnt Spirg wbes ussshle A. our quotatoaI
ths 80 ave eV BIZ. prime Red Indian. -; 5000 bus
ordarx Chiosfo rrias Csc and 900 bus PRISE White Ten
pessse a. ri Is Barry iuscti'e o. 7eaSe Barley Mat
lNb. a 81 3ss Oats plenty and n fair deS3snd az 81
Elc for Jeisey Sass for State and elGec Tor Wes~rn
I've Il yeYs rn with e here's sses % 600 b1s Northern It
TIE railroad S-py 9lc. Corn 10 heGd win eeaSr nness
bxt IL eu.t: <besSles Geo hrs 81 <Sec f Southern
Yensw S5c Lons IlSrd White ana Aeh0w os-aeri sc
10, Isex White and FOR Western nike in store
wGse Bean, ss in good demand AZ 81 . 81 - oasse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

,,,x,,s ,,rp II 70 ~ D. 10 fo-'u ve POE 49,
10 a., He.,Iso 1ee Dc. Doosso On terms We go NO.
L.yn b1, o. 4. rstso< 70 b Of fsn rs'ss ,.,.-,.
Al 20 ri, al as essh and Sc, ,sor tins ~,
HpLLEBONE remsihs out, arc nth rore noS,n 'e-
,~,. M. u,s, busy srey -. ~ sstS aSd
y,is, AZ, rkor.,h,r ous IL ths sesesee 81 uh~
'zIsc-Tl. u.ste: qss. =: sets, noA, sx 'Ap and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

TEBiosk tin has been in rod reS1es Of .ou.
400 slabs SAts ard Baucs ss1Sc. sld t- now
higher Plsss In limited request; 500 boxes "A
Coke. AZ 90 va 80 Is fog toIas. ars 81:
90 50, rnoh, for the latter.
TALLoW-Tbe densns for lscs modern with 40 In
eres.d soCs salss u s9oo a. c.c- Rough Pa heavy
WOOL-The manufacturers Supplied f1r ~. m inert: aud
inquiry qs;e limited being eoHnee preszinA Of
trade boz ths ewing 20 The srpply OF AOue
osrins The o. 6ssif abe rejection feirr A
TIE extreme prices PREVALENT In native h.oe snd called
Noos sales fsoue 10 GO have been made M M. n a:
a. DC for half and fan blood feeo~. Ssaje Tor NJ, l.
oy ard county pulled choice sixony pssock you'd
these quotations be- there 4 or non. oarr
i saesp, very small parcels OF the w medium sr.ds.
% ir es Ct sSDe rs eses lave t,rl ss1s o. psicss
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Disasters, De.

BITIroEE March g-The schr. Damsel, from MstaasA ~
Baltimore. with Of Inoia.ses, totally s. on ~
Hstterss no dss reported saved. The d. su Az
dorchester, Me- In 1855 o. tuna, rated and owned
Brown Of Baltimore
10y telegraph 10 Enwood Water. ESQ.,. sss BID Unlsvs
Bosros, March 9-Tbs brig Monesss, hem s. Tsonssf
ballast, beund to this port, vert ashore Name; "a
evening; ssyed, yesse total oss. The NJ vas se
Bs1s,t, Ne, in 1889 Wa 90 tIts TstsdA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

The Nsr-H0ren Register says that the Executive
Committee of the S,ste Agricultural Society metM
Wednesday and after considering the various propo-
tons for locality, buildings, track, &C. coneindsd
hold the Fair in New. Haven, in case the prehmnsnes
ara all settled by the frst Of April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

HTpys-v. nrhe. s s,tive and f,u ,:i.. a -
u.nboeo A. pos Wer saft>a Csif~rh .: iSe'
no. BY C.rErbi. at sc mo-, i,ro ensoo. ayt.S
sfl. ne, 10 .yys go yrurifn, sfi, bs. = cst o
o., u,.,rp NJ . A 500 Rio Gr,nce, T4s mo-. 30 "es
SIZED ao 90 f.nars and go AfneAa 90 prvA:e -rnA
s.lss Of 500 OIinoco sss runesd q -. nes - N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
Passenx gers Arrived

In stsdm,hip CLa,gow, from Gia'eot-S. Loriuer, 10y
2.ors j. ". Aoss A. Wallssr w. Smith, j. D. EAsoD, N
H. Scott, g. Hysop r. H. sayt.r r. O. MaI'hAll-sns %
he stserage.
In ,hs bark Asanda from HGrdna-J. g. TrboIs, T. HAa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

p, E,Ss Rs4s~ooA-l $50 bba Flour, 27 ptrs Proyons
pk,. Seed 2l5 okr Lsre pksr Ashes SO pis' ba,ter
fL. Tossroo e. pigs Gne ltoe Ha.s rs sides Leahsf
rolls do, 10 hhdA sins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

CoEFEE Rio II firm and IN good etmsnd ST. Domingo has
leen more acye sales Of bags Rio, intending I,7 ex
Vsuisp at tlc so bsgs ST. Domingo tstc cash aud ~
java Waite a. b...nIoi5sI Maracaibo.........lliSl
Rio fair TO prime .....n g12 Jamaica. Q2
Rio, ordinary St Domingo 10 lOO 10 $40 W
arrivals have been liberal Domestic and prices
the Ess, has been fair quote BY the eS 4O1s
yard by the un at 81 2Sa 81 To- The demand Tor
Foreign limited and the arrivals are moderate Inc consun
Of Gas Companies IL decreasing Domestic taxing us
CoPPFR-Tbe inquiry for kinds quite limited, a. &c
for new Sheathng &c for Yellow Metal Soc for Bots and
Sic Bszier Copper mos Refined nsot se.t slowly a.
2id24c cash and Old sheathng commands "a G!'e
cash. . oooo,, ,,.
ard City brands and extra City In Job lots 70 the trade -
DYEWOODsTne demand for al descriptions quite lin.
without important CHANGE the sales are ~
turs sAysIs Fusto at S9 cash. 80 do. ssp,n Wood and 10
do. St Domingo wood on private terms: 49,
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe demand for western Canal
rather easter but choice brands buoyant and active We
notice good inquiry tor Albany Troy and other towns
confined mainly high grades Ordinary state brands are
plenty unstable but good are scarce and wantee
IS for eztra do IS oua 20 30
Of Western extra SO eod 30 IS Tor shipping
brands OF round.hoop extra Obio IS VRI ~ tor trade
brand, do $50 SO for Genesee aud al 2 SO - Cor
mand 10 light. email sales ct sea 81 So Southern tlort 10
held with much confidence and in fair demeud for the West
Indies and South America; the saes SO DDS 50 90
10 superDe Baltimore, &c aud So 75p 90 Tor tae
brands and Sc so for " HsXal and "Calsfo' Rye
gcod and fair demand at IS 15 o. 10 Corn
Meal is sesdy with fair demand sales Of l5o ibis jersey Al
IS ia SIS 80; aud 100 bbls Bnpdywne a. s. p Book
wheat Flour is dun a. 60d 80 y 100 10. We quote
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In

UOPS-The demand mOttFA@ Tor nobt a. sUe ,OI
the better srades Of 5s and i4elS. f do s common de-
sel ip'Ons Iegiest.d- 81,
PAY-Ths shipping inquiry has rot been sevs and With
large arrivals pre.s have deened sales Ct 100 bales D.
ne 4 100 X. Straw IL psentyi We quote Prime a. 0ts
lOn =,
HOREY-smsl lots recently received not Offering the
nsrtstis frm TIE Iavsnes -,
JhOHThs demand confines limited IN consequence Of the
r..s,r pply and the prices sked; sales Of
SIS Sdr II s.h Sheet been made % arrive . and
Is tnDs Boiler Plates &c. Small ,aes Of other deserf-
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aIsIArpRg ALMANAC,

suS-Rises.... 621 Sets 6:ei Meor-horn.n
HIGH wArxR-TnIs DAY. /.
BsndJ Hook. l0s6 Cows Island. ll;i6 Hell Gsfs....lS
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Arrived.

Steamship 0sgow fBr screw) Thomson, Glasfsw Feb IS
and 50 10 Robert Craig For the hr% IL days eot si
peenced nothing but succession OF heavy westerly ss
stove buwsrksi ID inst, lat 40 Co. los D. pa'ssd sevefs
large icebeTzs same day field Ice and ksoerss getting
thick had the southwark Is hours TO get clear
psed close undr the lee Of large iceberg ITO feet high "a
York days out all we wished be eportsd-she reported
having very heavy weather 7th inst lat 10 So bn
81 TO- exchanged signals with shp Cada, Of Baltimore, steer
ina T..
ship Southampton Anderop. London and Porsnsoth Jss
10, mdie. aud pass 70 ". T. Morgan.
Bark Amanda BeuDis Havana Feb 25 sugar. &o 20 Mesa
Tsylcr Co. Has bad pilot on beard days
Bark John j. Palmer Turner Palermo 81 days cit TO Lag
bo.rd Antonio Pss.are, native q Greece
Biz H. hs.n' OF sqr2l Tfeg.oIsy, Ponce, ysh ~
for Johns Feb 20 lat l9t3 lon 81 S. large tdE -
March ls 50 %, lon 70 49, bark aud sohr rg 8.
Sobr Mary Brewer (of Casne Csrst Jacme 10 dsys eo
fee &C. Brett Son Co. Feb. a. 10 CROOKED Lsna PsssAs
sPote ,chr Electric Light, Of Portland from S. Jsso Tor Mes"
Kate Stewart nAher Charleston days cotton. ts
Scranton & T2lmsp.
schr We're Here (Of GOcce'e), Decay Charleston sd'Jt
rice 70 VIM Bee.
schr Sarah, Holden, Rockland days. lime.
schr d. w. Vaughan, GiaoEd Gsosstown, d. c. days
val stores 10 order.
schr Virginia Davis Charlie days ootos &e to G.
Murray
Steamer OJprsy Kenny, Providence, mdse 70 lssss o&h
sAILED-ship Great Wesern Lysrpool bsrks Csvsna In
disnols Cgtahpe Honolulu
AIo, steamship. Alabama Savannah; Marion Chsrestse;
Roannke RcLmODd ships Mandarin, Hong Kong Jane Per
ker ChsE.sd. barks L. Kshsm, LosIdoi Wn. o. AIsss
BELLOWS bsrks and brigs.
wIND-Durns the dsyNW.
The Bremen steamship Bremen ths morning fosted "a
the Great Balance Dock and towed 70 her berth, Per - -
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OIL CAkE-Tbe Sappy of an thds ~ hodtra!F' slu ING
demand fair City Thin at a3f 50 Isl in bags and
bb Country and nominal sales OF % uns jersey
Thin Oblona arrive In ten days, at sSl 80 In bags
OJMEAI-The stock 10 moderate and prices are steady
.us all Gales at 4 6O6 81 IS y 100 10.
PROyISIONS-The Pork market opened rather lower Dat
closed timer with good demand aud hraer feeling the
rivals are not age the sales $50 bb At sl7 $50 sII st
Tor new N,u old do $50 for Clear s 10 for Pork
Heads Nl2 for half bb Clear and Sis l5c Sl3 % for Prime
Beef active and the inquiry ism part specusave
aSaa9 DO. Mes; $50 II for repscfed Mess aud
0Sl26z for extra do. Prime Mess quiet 81 lIa 80 Beef
is oarce wanted hear OF $4,000 Clear Sides a. lcc
1000 Bellies at SIC Rough Sides much wanted a. 81
&C. Lard plenty ard heavy the demand for the home
trade mainly 400 bb and ties At Cut Meats
are rmr and IN demand the arrivals f sales OF 20
bhd and tee at ale for Shoulder aud ssGec for Hams
Dressed Hog good demand At sd8c Butter 10 IN fair
demand but closes heavy sales Ohio at 0lSc and State At
sd2sc Cheese good supply and moderate demand at ga
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We have made charge 10 our quotations this
week ftm last except to advance the beat portion Of
the medium stock half cent. Still, upon the whole
We must ray that the market is decidedly better for
owners Il sn il was week ago. If the prices no.
advanced the grades Of cattle are that stock that
sold Wy last week at lOc. sells rapidly loc
II i generally remarked tha. there is life in the
nark..--thst sales Gle more easily efected-thst
butchers DO rot drive their Bargains so hard and some
of them insist that they have paid near half cent
pound higher. This i probable for frttcass cattle
ss they are scarce ard owners have the market all
their ov1 vay. The stok this week is more in frat
hands than it has been before for some weeks, and
they appss, 20 BE- better satisfied with results.
The weather on Tuesday was not frst-rste-s heavy
rain fell Monday night with thunder, and drizzling
cold north prevailed al the afternoon To-day
it is clear and warm May and this gives degree
Of cteerfuln.ss and lively appearance to the market
places. We Should Il ink that oDef0uEth Of the stock
was ,oI On Tuesday, AMI twothiFds Of the pmsi1der
before noon to-day the prices being better to-day thsn
yesterday for good cattle.
OF future prospects only Use the noted Mexi-
can phrase, QUEEN sase which is something more eX
pressivs than "Who knows r. or Who can tell p
AN old cattle broker cad to today "If the receipts
in these srds continue les than g. go week the
price must advance"
At TIE sane time We ssw letter from experienced
LIMOS cattle buyer, giving ADVICE Of drove 10 arrive
rsxt seek, wbS says " This drove cost me &C. gross
here; yea Will sell to let out SAT-, III pledge
NJ word not to Ss caught again" He evidently
does no; anticipate rise Sun would rather risk
stock worth &C. comparatively, than such is in
market today that cos ic and - selling at rates the.
viii not let the owl er on
The general quality Of the stock IN the yards this
week i not coed. There are too nsry tSEt Steers,
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REPORT

REPORT
FoR THE WEYE fsnIHG WIDSrsoAY MARCH p 1888
TOTAL RECEIPTS KINDS FOR THE WEEK
According reports from the sewers. market PLACES In the
city, there have been received this week: - ~,
BeeyeI Cows Yesls. Sheep Swine Tot
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BY Telegraph.

by Telegraph
SAVANNAH, March 9-She suship H1nsvie, o.
CrouwelPs line arrived early ibis morning.
stesnslip Augusta arrived below II O'Clock lat rss sss
a. n.r wharf AZ . o'clock this nsorning All well
The Star If the South sails at 10 O'Clock "a.
LONG BRANCH, March g. supdosn-Ho vessth ta fS"
found IN Wind N. W. and hsnt; weather GEAR.
HIGHLANDS, March g. sun'st-Tbe bark JohnF: ilnst
from Psrmo n o~ q the Achilles psssDs the HshlAnas 10
brig s. Of Tie HshlADds bound In. Wind ~ w. md No.
SANDY HOOK, March 3, sarse,-Wind n w. sat hsss'
weather clear. r
sQuAH-Mach T. supset-Wind Esb. from the WI
weather cear OF bsrk end brig of Shore boubdh
BOSTON CT Highland Light Caps Cod March S-shP 'sA'
TUCKER Calcutta, for Boston.
TARPAULIN CoVE-sld. March 8, snip BetAsn, TAsJs'
Ter NrN.YlL =
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msvemeuts OF Ocean Steamers.
tHWNV
TO DEPART.
TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail for California leaves st. Lou. ever Mo-
dsy and Thursday Letters designed for sAeah y
marked 4" Overland via St. Losis"
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NAILS-The best brsuds such ss "PSttr Mia com
maj 3ic mos, at y cent of fox cash. Poorer qnsiae'
SIC cash. - .
oILs-Tbe market for all kinds "a 81. extremely quiet but
there h no accommodating there eesre manifest
TO pre. sales unless rsts Lineed scarce aud
wanted at &C. with sales Of gals English and American
al 6ea67c Other kinds sell slowly wanted at the annexed
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FIsH-pry Cod ess stive but price. sssaned the
cargo Of SEQ qtls Georges reported yesterday Al O. mos
los, ar we'd and aroAs cargo Bank. which nans Aost
unsod Rsckerrl and Picked Herring less seve, but
prices maintained Smoted Herring duh cad Ileniy