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etnanrer 9eriiIeu, nieper unO praGelte balb in
beQen Glammen auf. .0erloren!" IArte
8Ob, ue8 1T aus ite bat mid !" uno er
ttttrSte belpubtlo5 gu gOeen. -O Die fable
ND;be bee. brennenpen 8aumes beleuhtete
ben am 8Upen 9iesenpet, = Die @twalt pe5
@ewitter6 bate ftb erfA5pft aber aus alien
Shleu6en pe5 9immeI6 brad leBt Elm gub,
dbnltAer plabre9en nieoer uno itiirSte in
Str0men auf pie @rOe. = Oa6 5euer ceS
8aumts perlDl1te, = Der mob ferue erol>-
lenoe DOnner pFrbaute allmdbIig = Die
8Iige tpurpen matter uno letener, - Bob
aber lag in tUptengIeiAer 8etaubuns uuf Dem
Teloe. .eE2s-
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VII.
9aii' rinneu Der &9rGneu
8ersebli4en Qauf, 30
@s pedet bic &lase b.
Die Gpbten lIi6t auf.


...E.t S9itler.
StiQ uno trauris mar IS in 8ater 80tte
her9 9dule, = nit ab9ebarmten, fummere
DOQen 9lntiBe Iblben Die armen @ltern
berum, oft ltilIe Gbranen um Die DerlDrenen
2ieben perSieBenp. Der erlte befti9e ShnlerS
mar pprilber, aber bic ftilIe Grauer mar an
letne Steue 9etreten. 60 lanse 86tt6er
abrpelenp mar, bate pie Wutter itd, nit Dem
@epanten 9etr6itet er werce Die Sinner ges
funpen buben unp nit ibnen surudfebren =
lOwte 86it4er auf ieiner 9anSen Srrfabrt
pur6 Die 0pfnun9 aufred|t erbaIten rparp,
bel leiner Gudfebr Die tnpeB beimeefebrten
9ieben wieper su finpen. 9ll5 er aber in
lein leeres 0aus trat, als bic arme Wutter
auf leinem trOaIOlen @elthte pie 0ernt6tung
ibrer 0ofnune las, pa erIaeen 8eipe Der
rieperprlifenpen Gait pes bitterlten S6mers
Se5. Sie b:tten Die 9anSe ghabt niht ses
lhlafen, lie botten eepeint unp Ucn pen tbell@
eln &inpern 9elprp1en, uno Der Wfuter mas
re beinlbe paS 0erS 9ebrOhen aIs lte SOtt
6en 81 Sette bradte unp ptele 3u ibr la9te
,.9ticbt rpobr 2" Wfutter morBen fcmmen
<}OIepb unO Warle - tpenn tie niht f0nls
men, 10 ltno he trpt uno pann MIL leb 1udb
iterben.' @rlt se9en Worsen enIlhliefen Die
Nrmen rerCn @intritt in rie neue Joetmatb
BON 70 iAperen 9ttmiudbun9en bc9Iei:et rparo,
unp al9 lie errpahten, crlpahte audi pie
arauer in 1pren 0eSen nit ibnen uno lie
fcnnten il6 niht anblifen, Obne RAP cine
1brane tb unpiQfubrIiA unter oen Nusene
ptmpern berpOrltabl uno iiber bic 8ansen
rpQte. Wflt lAperem QeSen pahte @attr
SDttder an Die nod gu bellelIenoe Nrbeit su.
Ger tbm jeBt eerace Die riitl9en 9dnce febl=
ten uno AUDI Osr3ablun9stermin an Smarts
born ftel tbm rpobl Elm, nit Der in leinem
9eoIldten 9enen nun iratiirlihen 8eIOreuiB
oa0 0slo aus DeutlAlanO f6nne nt6t gu
rtAter 3eit eintreffen.
(SOrtIeeun9 fOlst.)
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g er mi { d t es.
Ser SGger BON 8apOD.

G5 itebt Der Sdser Don SapOD
2Iuf bObem 8erS unO ldaut
6inab nah 1tlnem itiaen Tbal,
gtaA feiner 9eimatb traut,
Stalisns bIauer Simmel rebut
Sib fernbin 9llnSeno aus; ~
SD aber ;ifb in'S frempe 2anb -
Sn'6 iremoe 2anp binau6."
oSm Ibale flinetn 6 lOfen nod,
DcA iitS elm frenper &lan9
Nob linst Der prielfer beim @ebet
Dob it's Elm anprer San9;"
uStalicn'6 ltol,es Banner tpebt
yd6t Iber leinem 9anr,
Wtan bat pietbeuren 6arben nun
ger9raben unD Derbrannt."
rDie 0Uttin unlres 2anoes 9ebt
Y8UbI tiber unlre 6lur,
DOA finoet iie ibr Sano nidt mebr
0On tbm Den S6atten nur."
ySeb wobl, SaUOYsn 9ebe rppblI
Du 9anO pou Spnnenlhein; a
Did leste pie einlt poIen man
q Sn oeinen Sar9 binein."
SD ober Siebe III bic @elt
unp oenf alIiberau ~
9ln ceine 8erse peiuen 8alO,a
an Ibol unO BaiIerfaa;" @
nMir bridt Oa6 6erS por Webmutb Idtet
@enn iA 10 Dor Dir seb',
8enn ME cOn peinen Bergen me6r
Sn's Ibal i6 nteoerleb'."
,Dob psno' i6 ltia mid pOn Dir ab,
SO E BON rem 6reunp, Der lia,
gon leinem 9ei6entu6 umbIlt
WI6 nidt mebr fennen tpiu."
Stub. pu4ner.
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SUR imn9e 2elrte!
9entid=iran5Oiiide Seilanitalt,
4s m $40 8roapwaH, sc. 3.
Opftpr &harleS 9llber,

YrCOr Der Ncabsmc Der Nbn Oireft0r bes Opintos MI
Ss grHSss IN gnsennes Ssoe am 9oiritaI css Sencens in
SfS p. 0m sfISS nS xT @as aboI wsSs sOnn
Sratbtcn cer ge9leftscr9ane etn rationale unS boc 9e
bannlnn9 re yublltum Der Wr Staaen S bieten bot Orr
bert ceana6t barn nent5eltlen @a6 IN crtbeIsn M 81;
len ridt0sn nebsn 1T feline SebanSue SloO mil ben snosn
rede in Der Yarer Yrars an9epane uno rcn 6nne,m r;
10 erOl9re9e Wtstboes enuabren bat Or lber perono
oarn nnent9etll1en &atb Su ertbeen Sn bieen 70 ma
beln II ene gebanc9 anaIO0 nit benenioeu tpeIe II w.
BARRIER rars an9epane uno BON @nnern mic Or nsrt;
nn6 @trabCt, certreten it, I'm bier See Is
Nbcoe enSuibren bat Dr. bert Ron benz NsSntn
@rate in pors Elm pe9bnreau bon Cbsr ana on, ~" b %
1Oen no iene nnc Or Duprsts prdparate ieS ssystE
en perben. Ppnen, bic NIT uenr6eR unS oebs.,
bein bebaftet nb our Samenersetunaen
S9s SS aSsS@Snsm si Sr srs SsantSe Sate
Cber gar an pcutOnnlener npCn, bep
mS9sn @ SsrtranensSOa an cbise na IenSen; e perss
lloaer 0egelt msrssn Aud wir6 per rGOrreippnSemsim
Stei man vi, ~sares aIbe $40 grOoswap M o. s Ibsr
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8tnftet Gp[atnses bet 3eitel..

er unaIhdlc Heer mH ebteen uebeln bebdrd tr mn6Hp
Ineu an een erfahrRem Nrs wenbe orr pen az nt nm
BON Sejneu emer1n Eer rh, cuoern oeneeeA ano bea-
Blot einen Rroten iebr b6e &euinS 81 ndn roprenD
a in BEN TdNen bic Semptpm f9 Hr eras IN oaS Seena
euoer1rs Oeer bic 9ranfb peier nm F@ gereH ea u e.
Ner nett orEsern 8etne beredtgt IT, Seren9nn8en coer
e5tricieS uerben mad ener nercn esn T@ s. Snl9 99e'
uub.ueu EebonbunoSpetie IN renign 2agen e9ne Smera
sccr 1necnreneen fN ben Boienn Setelt AnS1 edrAn-
hr 81 q g. gnietb 6oE tett 0nhnbuno eer suretera H.
p aS htcres~ bebaheIt werbeu rrhur 10 on &pNriafAe
BE trolrohen Ecl9en berbeiIbreA. -
cF,,no Sete unb N!ls peIde enMaIer Stmdde lehen
oten HG 3eten mbeu Ucbw% s seIen &auset nnn Soee
hnfrtcu erpareu.
Or & s. enitk Bat eur1 bic sAdIfe Gar cbsn eranttet
ten erEere Terbmhe n eene a anberer Nt n Sn1efta q.
ona CT Et ucbeI IN Zen pteSten BON Grno ans Ame
,bt Der gcnutcn TIRE rprhHst Rra wteocr f1osm nm
sfode unh uthe Ht anirenod. Sene wehtju II PEI nca
Ftrtf unh aueH msraea @ten, tn etner besnem otcten
VcIe ubeefst unh tann TN ga coG eateeule eoer M ec<
Reiie nben,ertt xAb otne StStus m Se1df sa eereen
a.cmeu rerheu R befSe Gnt3dnbnS eHeetrettH tf
Tub cine ginI&rdnenne ber 9ebenspeiie nctbwene9
Nu6 ben Rronrbetten heS weblien @ei1tetb 2M DT j. o.
gmtt lett elmer Webs abrtn ne beieaeere NnnanteS
VI. s 8. Smtts g rdUeHfttoa qr obt
gem Rdse erbalte, Die Debsin 1T ga unh urSe nncpaH
Sabrn anberrbenid cieI baUcn acbrant reie $5 Per
onu e6e Baltimore enterH pGbuen, tbaHeH mad oeuanex
an9abe tI @p'nrtoue Dr. s. g. Smth tn pCrtoesn prtefA
esnuIrn uub eR Ie6s na% hons snem Tsste Ats SaneS
aei6idt erbalten. y..a
aue anae.n bIsbsa freue srtsa. pa ker Ofes Eab is
porate 3mmer 3ir DtSppftticn Der BaticnteE.
Cfen BON ntr Rcrssns big ubr akeahs. -eae
~ --~@@Fe - Or. 9. .. @wtfR.
1aan.s 60 II SEe-&rthsss6ar. B&EAatsga.
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"a enen Nreunben 8etannten unb berbaupt bem aeebr.
publlm Die eoebene 2lnsese, baB i aus benz @ei9dt
<'Nes Sern SacOb g8abl auS8etreten bin unb elm Sut-
uno Nisenseibiit 4 1890 lEa8
$50 "a Baltimpretr., 2. Tbir pm Treberifltr.
auT ntein 9ene 0e9 eoblrt babe bite 6a6sr ba8 mir in
meer rlberen Steln9 geld 8erale AUDI erner ber.
tra9en uno scbe ID bic oaB i'd bel gutter g8aare bic
blliaIten preie IteIen rperoe.
I'm 9it0en 3ulpraCb bittet ersebenh
ap26.su,t a 81. Gba8. 3ieeler+
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Nnmulrr 167.
s.SSaItintorc.2 2ccfs 0npital.

WtgrInpet CUR llnterDriduns Der Quddlalbera.
Der etnuSe YlaB. NO etne 3etlm8 trl1not
peroen farm.
Qtnosruns tn ifGs Stunben.
Rein GusdIlber, Das euere @eluuDbdt sels
lellpe rlltntrt. e.l.
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9ln bic 0nm,rn !

Dr. @borles albert's NrSnemteI fir DamenfronIbetcn
ho " celen Sce au hoten @CnuItOtiCneu unenih Ole
beabnn tarttlben Butpluen Sur euna Der ntonoIic5e
6en9unsen pn nit 9rSBtsr SibeIbe Obne i0noe Smer-
sen uno Btl6elon uno meoen per PCi aIen Gben Ser
mentrantbsten IN allen grten uben nel 8esuns in ObGsr
aatat, pCsn beICnbus 3un'u n8eri@tet ab. (Su2,6mN
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Dr. 9ObnItOll,
Der eitl3lQe llr3t, tpeL6er at1aetAt.
tGtGbItrs SOt a&ts.su Sabren.)

t&fdbrt attsstn 9arreu.l tisa4e
dr BAT has aGsrae rtrtfamfs btAs Ut In Rer aCtIt
tntotd Bssen das gentle 2ranfbet Sdht TN Wnden uun
Seern unrswtntes Grstesunetn Ter SnmtEtE
Nereu urnbale hcS 3trIuRet bet
sdntihen 8rdf bes Wsrvtnres Der Rcpf @urGeI Ratn'
6aut8dnStt uHt dutr enes cn ntbeI M pom ssStHa
5ste,mrn Suesnb ptlt tkn Opftru eefa
de 1nS ale 5treuen eidne ben q Abrtn oes uIyHss
tsrrubru une rnn n&t s sttett w R tbrt sldnrnSatn
ouunaen verutbten Shramt 0enAuUn btrps 6rtnetr
Shs unmS8b maiden un suIeSt ben RSrstr Hnb Snn ser
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58A 9Settts 11tto 0tqnpr=S5 5nnolmua
- BON B. E. ULNA1g, lGa

AEa q. E. ULNAN, l1a
~ So: NDrbs@jaYfraBe, Baltimore:
1857 uu6 1858 waen ircbl IN Quad uno Qnant6t Ir ee
Ieanetc gSeiabre nno 1859 lit ebniop perprenb Oaur@
lit es mir mD9t sbr quite @aare gu ebr nsort9em Pe su BEL
SO fo onSFe gssi gseine 0at saternes s rs @ts. 81
esonOfe beim as 60 Sail 45 Cts. Die @apne 80 a6
ROtbg8ene su rs Cts. bic @apn 6etu aB 60 @aucne
>" - zoo atfem gScib -gsene bas 0usenb gu So,
45O i, JptbsQ4eiue DO Q, ease
IOG . feiniten 8drIac DO 8, 4, unb g.
2OC ~ G9i itenn Dtdr9eaur DO 8,
so /. U6. .'geou 8eten DO g.,
so !, Sbateou Ia Strange be 10,
800 sauOnen 57er unc 58er &9eiu-sseu gu 81, $1X
81 Die @allpne. ~
100 Rtfeu 1farto6ri,ner 57er gu $4 bas Dutenb.
100 . Giercnteiner Ser Su $4x be-
200 ) 6C&1emer, Babenbeiuer unb anbae.
100 SAB pOrt- -&'etne Sentaion) so Cts. bic @aaOnt
10 So. %. SOtalOuisn Is 90.
so DO. DO. 8ur9lnber 81 DO.
Is &C. te;,e alssrele gorpene 81 $50 bic @alOnt
-l 50 gt8. bis 81 bic 6laibe.
rcSe Nnspabl in alagaz, Itobera- 9ers- Otnscnt.
gSeue. ~ ..a ,s.Ia4s
l5O a6rbe @banposner, 9arantirt ddt.
Sra1sDiIaeu nlanlcnet $40 per Dusenb 81 bic JIabe
SO Riften 6ben Que be MonteBeuc.
~ Son mir elb IOr5ials suberette unb rei allen iHab.
liden S1erebieuSeu oferire idb fplsen6e IrtiteI: ~
nrmtatiCn franSSfem 8rannpen 25 GtS bic Slai6e
nnb BON 40 @tS. bis 81 Die Sallcne.
6ouinbiIen 9SaGober= SdnappS (G) 25 @S. bis rs
@ts bic 6aibe unc psn IS @ts. bis $2k bic G5aGOne.
alter rener Jp90en= -See unb @etet SappS, IS
@tS BIS 81 bic late nns 40 Cts. bis $2al bic Sat-
Samaca- Stun, S1Ottilden @erlten Sbnapps (Scold
NbStep, Batapia Arac, 8erIinr Dcppetimne beltiteS
unb bDddnbKdeS Rriuter Bitter g8eirs Bitter un6 dpei
sr Dogen- Bitter. AnIette-, &Oet-, 8ane, Utalcet-
9eTennin-, Wtarasfinp- @er6alS, Nbipntb, @drDIac,
&mbeer., 8tcn,ber-. @Lotr@en=, SHsWer-, Duiutep-,
&Ges sn babeI BEL y. S.sHlman.
61 BON auen ben @aaen saranrs i1 bic 0ualttdt unt
usbme iOtcbe iOenu nicbt beiriebl8ens 8urdd. s fl
,-...sa5 -sass y. *. uIman,
emporium iinb OeItlateur
-5, a No. H.-@apltr.
" Shire eftrnEe
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,5unoe NRdnner,

oecSerS wel6s O Opfr Sspmen eaatrs sewOrDen nN
r Otele fdunoe IN etn ubes Grab tets wtI
rurt rblbenen 1GIen tnptdeIten Uerfaubesraft
Dpnut Der 8srebamtett ben Senat beGfer une ett
tstrr sSdubsnhC GSn entlD6t tdben wrben mp9tH f~ mil
nnuem NRrfrautm
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OraantIhe Shw1he

unprraeth eetet unb be upe Strait tebtr ttefNt Gtes
rtbar tbrn wel9es bds 2ebtH snb unb be Gtt unb Sa
trmmen tufi unmGeli mah TT oft bos Zoos Dere bs pren
eetrsu(6den unbefDnuen frDbnen SuuSe 9eus nb tu &
81 4us'bwetfunen gets pel e eren 609en ntat eenau
tennsn Obaleib e aud burh Srtturen &eberfhIdeen TN
odrn Stein urladen entheben II Ia e bpa
mssnsbetls etut 8plse bes tsbaues eet 6fsn DrSane
er aber wa lauenen bdb bic Rrat Der &suSun6 etr
Urlpre trb bts RG bel6en Qatrn etee6en ale
Densn ots Oa wes ab. GlEtrbem er6en bur& ruben &c
b bic Bertduunas Derfiu8 8ef6w66t Iub be pbpbtn uni
SeiitBtn 8rac verut6tet. C.
@rn eeprer Uten Oft ntt hte urat Der &ranOeIt b
8tpe 369ltnGe 3D oft rten He bic 9etben
roten bic 6ar& bic Gevctnbe sstetnn qaers sut
flueen lnb & ...,. .t.-r.It r+1-ss a4e.tit
Gg Offtee; go, 7 @ao-GrepertdRraee,
lseten Sburen Don 8alttmOrefr, Otlt&e Seits,
Die Stnfen btnauf. ...-ae ,fs
dn merle 6 dmer urb PduSnummtr ccnn unpthenee unh
tru1erte 9admnber burrtebeue Dnh 6erenCe Qnodattr
56nptdr Seflwt6r StraBenretnser anb 9ampenpuSer
ltt rssenass Aers unb dutra anetiCetn Or.
Spbnitrn 8 0fuI tn Ndhs. max ~gs $50 3N
8S. Nus Srtefe mlien ttntu pOa. STAMP tntbaIteu.
@tnt l9eiIung in 2 Iasen SuSelt9ert.
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Or. c$phnifnll.

9hteef res fSntan GClesums ttr Wuuh1rjte 9pnhcn
Sr1eHirte nes Der eren mebntfhtn GUGeeen Der Der
zen Ger en s0een lbe nes eebens tn SopttdIsrn
tpnep vdrs pbtdbpba un anbereH StGbten aueebrat
ni9e GER rtnetrbdren 5eun9tn polenbet bic Sc
bihts Set wts6n rets undbet 9ehenbt bic Sbrerau
en Nerrpat unb aneeren &ranbetten en lpls A. D. aud
oe eei plestden 9erlHGen ttr er6rden BITE n oft erS
tpn Oct 5ernSn 8tsntefeten purbeu ausnbd6 &C.
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8erbeirdtbete perlonen,

ceer sU weIGe ia Drbetratben beabftstn rnh Cd yby
be Sbpht eines 5tnberniHes btwuet hnt rA
ten unprrsuSEit Dr SsbafUn ~ Ratbe seben s5Ni T-
aut 2mOrnt JeOsn BIZ 1bt pbsa6s coer stee 8tranne
bredItbnn 4rt Utrben fantl urtrt Dertatst wAeF
it rt 8sbanrune anf 6nrDrss Or SrRnfOn aRtersti
tann tim ds .tuen &benmnnnt urt f& dnbertAuen
aaasrhtlt auf isnt arltLtt @efdlt9Iett herl6n.
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0rpcertes, sSetne, &tq6rs ,c.
Me6ter Gmmemtbaler=, 96weiser=
0imburaer Safe.

Oeben enpn9en cine erpbe 9ar6e pcr9lier g8aaren bic
mir an g8ieoerpereiafer biaiglt ab9eben perber
Au bGben iteS 60u 0drng Sarbelen, Garoiue1 Salot=
Del 1e. &c. an S3ano. 3Hbel Il g8ilbelmp,5
See. 379 gSet= =8altimcreItroEe
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@ef1br[ihr Granfheit.
8elonpers gu beatten

SCtnRpn bttet alen Deaen tat alfe an reIe d bur
Cf eebets une unnaIrlte @tt xnt RSrper ter5eub fit
t Arbstt Dr @taiaft uuh bt Gts uufate a&en6t Safer
eefbudtt bdben. 81
pier np eues aureeu unh beastnswtrtn BCsen ter
ruben @epObntttteu BIS aGers SnWG&e TIM @nden unb tn
ben 8lttbtrn Sfmtr1tn TN Opf Era6e bS efttS Werlua
oe Wtustelfraft 5trjppfn nrrS unrubt WEdaenI6rdds
lluUrbuuus t Ucr6Auunes aGsemetue &urattuna
Sumptpme btr S&winbfu&i r. ~ E7s ~
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@etft0

Die Hrdl&tn sDrtuastn 4aHerS HnA itsr m fnrGt,u
Verlnf bee Seotnee Gerwtrruns Der Sheen Gbrfeit ber
getassIra S9t atTMnesn abastsans ss Der Gttaf&aft
&C. aRb ent6t bet I6Itmmeu 0rIseR. }ea HI.
Eantnot sOI gtrOntn tben @lers Snneu st bsarheIsn
w urfaHe brt @eunbbett dbnmmt Ht ttre Rra Der.
ttn 6wn& bIab uerDGs unh abesetr rerHen lne Ne ns
csenrum6 &rfHetnnrs n ee Mueen ben 5xEea anD ke ~
aenen MuSiebruna bobeu tlttff tillsTl .ssf i,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

sxna Western, 24s to 25s Ohio 25s 70 "a. 3D. per Dbl
r1an corn, yellow, 3os Cd 10 3ts. Oh. per $50 lbs.
klncs including OLD at 55s TO COS and at s2s 3D. 10
9,s cd. per tierce. Holders meet the demand very
Freely i9rk-lrish STEADY; $50 bbls American repack.
Cd sold a. Sos and 40 bbls Eastern at IT'S Cd TO
Sos per Dbl Bacon moderate consuptive inquiry for
hong middes at ass TO 4ss Cd short at 49s to5s
cwt Cumberland cut eth neglected. Cheese in good
ccpsumptve demand and fine qualities bring very full
prices Lard has been more inquired for this week. and
about so rcan have been sold at 68s for good
refining TO $751; for fine. About 20 Of Italian have
fonno BUYERS at SOS. a Sos per cwt
rriow IN fair request and steady in price. Butchers
Association we would quote At 5Ss. Cos. per cwt In
London 7. Y c. liz firm at $751; Cd.
ouKR BARK more active: so hhdn. Philadelphia sold at
&C. Co., and 400 bags Baltimore at s.. q 8s. 3D. per cw
RosIS or common the sales are about 1000 bbs, at
49, Sd a As. Cd
SEEDS "A considerable business has been done In clo-
ver the weeks sales reaching about 100 TONS OF 49s
Sos for fine new American This demand however, has
been entirely speculative and there inquiry from the
trade At Sos there still sellers Of new few bags
timothy have been sold ut 2Se q 20s per cwt Nothing
done in laxseed.
Eff. sATrERrHwAIrE's CIRCULAR.
LONDON, Jan 20, 1850.
In consequence of the drain upon the Bank Of England
Tor bullion the directors have deemed 1t prudential 70
raise the rate of discount to per cent whether this will
be SUFFICIENT 10 check the adverse tendency of foreign
change remains to be In Lombard street and in the
Stock Exchange there is full supply Of money at easy
rates
Consos have declined per cent, closing 94zS 95 for
money, and 95 u for account, sth February.
We have but little change 10 note in the market for
American securities curing the past week United States
per cent Bonds 1874, Offering at 92H. Maryland
per cent are rather easier 70 buy There active In
quiry for Erie first, second and third mortgage bonds,
and for shares assened also for Michigan Central bonds
Que 1862
Illinois Construction bonds remain very firm at 7s1s
49, Feeand bonds have become very scarce and quite
impossible to buy at much discount from the demand for
them by parties who paying up their shares in full
Shares remain heavy at 42 AZ discount No price Is
yet quoted for paid shares New York Central shares
are duh at 70 7tbs price carries the dividend Of three
per cent, payable in February.
HAvRE MARKETS.
For the week ending January II, inclusve]
Cotton dull and II r. lower sales Of the week 800
bales stock e5 600 bales New Orleans ordnaye 1867
tas lcof Wheat rather dearer market bare Of foreign
Asnes dull but unchanged Coffee animated and rather
dearer Oils very dull and prices dropping Rice rather
easier ior Carolina Sugars in good demand at full prices
Taow and lard Tat and nominal. Whalebone quiet, but
unchanged.
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ARRIVED.

steamship Asia G,r). Lott Iavernool. ian n I'm y
81 passengers to Cunard For The drst nine dsvs h
westerly gales. Jan ~ AM passed steamshin in
M channel same dsy i:3O pm saw steaTnshin Csrs1
Bostol bound up Channel; Jan a. pm isf "a ia =
exchanged signals with steamship Vigo from Phlsde
stesMship Montgomery, Berry, savannah vts ~
passengers 10 II u Cromwell 90. Feb 3 pas.ss
~ aver AZ Lane, rSunce gong INTO Savannah
aim Ia. aSser fors sn eacnanecd signals WI
Finyida for Savsnrsh ou' same oase' paused G.
And passengers. 70 Ludlam / Hsheksn. Passed ~
hha ;. Roads steam frg.se Aerrtuac, commsz
anon. ~SscS y.Se pss,9d " oarks brig! and
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SnSe '"nu"iy A.."S7s19OoAo Z,sol, AzO S4I,ZlS
The banks made 80 good statement last
week, in reference to loans and discounts, that
it would perhaps be unfair to expect further
reduction this week, though the movement of
money on Friday and Saturday encouraged
the belief that some. at least, of the banks
reducing their line. Their last average of loans
was 1923 0SS, 676-quite enough for the season and
the prospect 1t is plain enough that in April and
May next we must be exporting large amounts Of
specie; if the banks allow the drain to overtake
them expanded as they were last year, the contrac
ton that will be forced upon them will be severe,
and the suffering among their customers general.
They should prepare for the drain at once, by gra
dually curtailing their line. The advance in the
Bank Of England rate of interest shows which way
the wind is blowing.
The money market has been remarkably easy
since last week. Call loans were not varied much
from per cent, though many of the established
houses in the street have been receiving money at
8. Yesterday and on Friday there was fair de-
mand at 6. At bank and at discount houses com
plants are made Of the want of desirable paper.
The sales Of first class short acceptances are
at 6, while the last business paper, with two good
names and months to run, goes ct Z. Occasional
sales of paper are made below these rates. but are
not fairly quotable. For second class paper the
market is no easier than it was. Lenders seem un-
willing to touch anything but the best names.
Foreign exchange is not very active, and
rates have not varied since last week. The
leading bankers have asked 100 for sterling
and 5.l73 for francs throughout the week;
these rates have not, however, been given by
buyers except in few rare instances. The sup
ply of endorsed bills on Paris at $40 has been,
though not large, fully equal to the demand, and
the wants of RENTERS to London have in like man
ner been met at 1851 Z, with fair opening of
mercantile bills at 1854. We look after next week,
for more active exchange market, and higher
rates. When the Post Office certificates are re.
deemed money viii probably rule 80 low that the
importers will begin to remit freely. This time
last year money was not worth over Al on call, but
exchange was selling at l092, and specie was be-
ginning to flow to Europe. -a3
The following has been the course of the stock
market during the past month";
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0rmer Indigo, is also said cannot now be bought al
the advance already established. nj I fIt ~ NV
The Northfcet and Anglo Saxon have arrived from
China with 81 SIS, 600 lbs. OF tea
The Bombay mail OF December q has arrived The
very successful issue OF the Ghoorks campaign agar at
sne reoes on the Nepauese frontier is only op Of
interest IN the Bombay journals The rebel force IA mo
considered as utterly annihiated.
THE SHIPPING INTEREST.
IN accordance with . resolution passed ut ae recent
meeting OF shipowners in london, Mr. Crawford one of
tne CITY members has undertaken give notice mne
oxey on The commencement Of the session for the APP
OF select committee 10 inquire into tho condi
on OF the commercial marine and the operation NJ all
asn enactmens ana local burdens especially affecting
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TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

From the Liverpool Times, Jan. 2l1
me market Tor British securities, which since our last
was duh and dropping anticipation Of an advance Iv
inc Bank IN s rate Of discount has been scarcely affected
py tne rse DOW mat Il has taken place. anything, the
stances Mat Influence IT, rather that arrest The tendency
10 improvement are the same % have been pointed out
oniormer occasons namely, the apprehension Of diff
Gultes with the Pope, and the opposition which the
French Emperor may encounter In his attempt TO CARY
out the principles Of free trade Business remains lam
guild but the general tone h favorable
Yesterday Q9h) consols opened account at o5L TO
y rather weak. After the resolution OF tho Bank d.
rec'ors there was more steadiness, though quo
Mtions renamed the same, and the last Official
price WAS s6l4 70 q. Business was inactive through
out the day. Reduced, st,<, n, u, r. The Gve
per cents improved TO 90, the highest price
has yet attained; and the I'VE and halt per cents TO
lob though the last transaction was at l04% chequer
bills declined 2s closing At 25s 2ss prem bank stock
To-Day Goth consos have been very naninnste
they close at s4 TO Is for money and IS a for the
account, Exehequer bills were last quoted 2Ss. bank
stock, 22I go; and the three per cents sb16 a.
The following table will show the fluctuations IA COnsss
since the 18th Of January
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tendent, George W. Cass; Receiver, William B. Og-
den, Chicago; Auditor, G. d. Messler, Pittsburg;
Treasurer, j p Henderson, Pittsburg; General Pass
Agent, J. j. Houston.
The following was the last weekly statement
New Orleans banks:- nf 81