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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILKOAD'
-For Albany and Troy Isang direct wsn the
points West Northwest, and Southwest. - .u,
On add afsr MONDAY, Oct 10 1850, rsins VIZ seys Ass
st. Station, EcwYork, as followD:
Albany Express Train, a. m. snd p. m.
Albany Mai Train 10 a. -. VI,
For Cfoon Tel. p. soprJ at sl stations Move YORK
VIE. $500
al ststioDA z, -. ..
For Wife P,ssns S:l5p m fren White Depot stopping
1t all stations 49, .o., =. n
pot stopping at all stations
RETURNING, WILL LEAVE
Albany, 5a m. East Albany 5:E . m.-ExpreS fr.in
Albany D. "a, East Albany AIS m--Express T-cin
Albany, a N East AIb.ny, 9:l5 .. m-nau Train
Croon Falls stopping at all sstions north Of fremont
White Plains, T. 10 N, and 40 p m, stopping % ~
aadops. -,
JOHN EURCafLL. AsSs srpt-
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Meoieai.

NOPY the ADDRESS, and Ague, Dys.
~ pspsis Rheumatism all scrofuous Affections LOss Of Ap
petite and Sleep Debility Eerousres Meiarchrly III tohse
Sin .fTectuaily cured BY SCOTS AMERICAN REMEDY.
Write OF call fol bottle, aI sent YRKE for 81 u,
DR.. SCOTT, Room IS, No. 2zs Broadway. n. Y,
nR. RIGGS's Truss challenges comparison with
feet for Ave yesrs with oei Also isskauen!s fot
vaieocele sad enlarged YslrA no. sB1cAyss
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fnrs, Robes, &f.

Al BROADWAY - FANCY FURS - 49
HI BROADWAY The undersigned has opsned his stosk
comprising variety Of styles IN Sable Mink aud otheI enogs
FIJES which he offers low cash not exceeding Mhoesa'e
prices at retail sIGmoNO GOGE, Practical Furrier.
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PENSACOLA and SEORGIA RAILROAD Co.

DEESACOLA ana SEOhGlA ndiLnNAO w.
ii FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. redecrrstle ut January,
loeo and besns interest cent per nuG mi
annually let January snlst July, on senton OF tue
proper co1pot and interest payable In this
These Bonds secured by First Mortgage upon the roso
IA ecupn sn boidin,s and franchise and the puncpal p,y
ent Of ntee In BY the internal
Fund OF tbs state Of Rlods which fund imposed Of '
of lands its proceeds and Of tho pnep oy
Sinking fund Of cent annu aceo aaso 70 ne OK
tnguishmenof the whole ssge bI the time Of maturity
The length II TIE road is los miles, extending from Lkr
CTY-wbere IL connects with Tire Florida Atlantic, and qi
Central Rsrcsd terminating at JACKSONVILLE sad the
Florida Rsirt I'd mating at RERNANDlNA, both com
p,eted AID In operstiDs-to TALLAHASSEE
The road completed sDd operation with the exeep
ton Of about miles which will be finished by the end OF the
when connection win be the
GULF OF MEXICO at st Mark via TAllshasseo aad tee
ATLANTIC at Jacksonville and andins soon &c De oHowoe
BIZ a lid conneot IN with Savannah, ga. .
Capital Stock OF the Compan, and the tota
Of Fret Notsss Bonds 4s3Oc-les than ssOoc per
mile. . 4, 4, l.,
The Company 250o Of land tho line OF their
road va and 0O OF TIE stock the Taa-
which lss yesr earned for Its stockholders over
% Ter net on its caa;tsL -, ~,
About oneha Of the Bonds have been disposed Of the
Souhern and portion Of the balance is now offered
es sale In this market
Furtter informatior osn be obtained application te
CAMHAEN S Co, no. So Ws1st
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professional Notices,
furniture.

L,NABiELED CHAMBER SUITES OF FuR-
IL klTURE 10 ali colos and styles Wholesale or heSu |"
SO and newArd also M1ttIasses ard ftnss,ss
WARREN WARD, No. III CsnsH,
-Four doon ssst Of Broadway, ~ 4.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

N ttSl1'
Trains Leave:
CHAMBERS ~: - . PHOS ohE-sr. IA
Fx,es, and II a ca and 5lT25, 1:s5 g. IN, sad $3.50
y. m. p
hoy sad Albany, Mail ss BIS
o'D y m'
Troy Albany with Sleep s:4S m (5unday' nc adea
ing Carl, 9:20p m.
md In n. a. m and leo pm.
Peekskir Tr.in $50 p. 5:35 p
Sing Train, 94S End 1910 g. M, fIs ana u" p u
and p. m. To- e,x,r,, o....-a.,.
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CAIyNA = CHICAGO UNION R. z. Go.

NALENA g. CHICAGO UNh,N II; Is w.
N FROM CHICAGO 10 DUELEITH and "a A pira
FROM CHICAGO 70 FULTON and CEDAhs e "A
This line IA connection with the Illinois Cestrs n ~ -
Freeport runs through without change OF cars 70
themes BY Q dsiIy Hns Il hrstosss stesnlecsun
PRAIRIE DU CHEN.
keGREGOR,
LANSING,
LA CROs5E
WINONA,
ST PAUL . i.
and .Il o.b.r onts on TIM Mississippi River IL coanects y
DIINJ ETH through the Illinois Central Co with the Do
BUoUEa PACIFIC 4. Co TO INDEPHEpE aoxs se
OAR RAPIDS Re.usr daily trains run morning and evening
70 DE above named points and Sleeping Cas- are sstschsd
nb tr,n The attention Of travellers 70 and ron the
vest Is especially invited this route az the most ana
least ths region Thropgh hcssS sna
CHICAGO g. Co.. Of Courlsndt g. and bIoaawsyh
and also at the principal ticket agencies at the Ess s 81 "
Essthrn Railroad Lines Il. Is. TALCVIi och oups
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~ From foot Of h hampton y9no
ten vh Delaware Lsckswenna and Western haosd ano
Eaon with Lehh Valley Railroad and its connections FORMING
a drec, Ire 10 Harrisburg without change Of cars
WINTER ARR EGEMENT-Commonoing November u
$50 = Leave New-York o. follows: uu a..
HAaRIsBuns ExPREss-At6 g m. for Easton hesdnA nat
risburs Msuch Chunk Willamsport, NC, g. s.,,o,
MAIL TRAIH-At O. m, fof Easton, wafer Vsp o"aoS"'
Great Bend Pitts.on, Wirtesbsrre. ko. .
l2n THRoUGH TRAs-For Easton, ha1cn CnunA nSeoa"s'
Taxorsa TnArs-For Esston and intermediate sta
tops 4 ,....-,.H.,. .,,
hcns. al, q - px,v..s
Train from New-Yok arrives at Harris ,ns az His1 no9n
time 70 connect with trains on Penng CsnI ns,os ,t
eat and west Northern Central north nd SOUTH ana WIN
Cumberland Valley Railroad - -, A. VII
EIu.nsTUPoRT AYp Esw.YORK FgRRY-Leaye New YORK
f,on, Pier No North River snd II m, 3A aud p m
TE.yE ELIzABETH-At 545 and 8:l5 q. l;so and 4'~
p m NJ. -. u.l,a,., u,,ssy ex,rv
,5a sasb Ysy JOHN q. sTERNS, Superintendent
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Dantins Acaosmiss,

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA, No. 5s6 Broadway, Eev.YJTG.
No 1877 Montague psce, Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAYS and sATURDAYsip NewY ost
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
In Brooklyn.
At4p. m, for chidrsni ats p. u for gentleman
In addition 10 the QusdIibs Prince lmperale Eva:
green Empire and other social dances hnuet Qasdrle Ls
snd other educational dances already introduced bI M DOB
WORTH variety OF dances viii BE- D1ft forward
during the season-smon9 Which msy be mento/s Czans
ius received from Paris and the Qusere Ss1 Especially
.daoed 10 the graceful Ia children.
Circular Of terms &c. may bs had a. either Academy
EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, No 50
i West 14ths., New. Yerk10 fsT shs reception 2.
Pups Afternoon Misses and Mssters kv<rtnss Gentle
men Schools and Private Glasses in Families sttahled
Circn ars can be had OF the AcadeHJ.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of n. J.-Psll al

KIORTHEKN RAILKOaD Ut Ns j Ell OF
IN rspa.ent-Chauge of tine Trains leave foot Of Court
.ndtst Jersey CITY Ferry daily (sundsys sIosped stSe On
No. and 50 and 500 D. m for ReInOut LeaYe saaern a.
T.3Op No. Leave Mopsey at IN. lie we Psrmont * o;o,
"a ~ and SsS end s:ls D. M On Saturdays Way P,ssn.
ger tr.n will lssz. NswYoLk for PS-mont M stopping
leave Suern at u AID Pies con. ct i0l3 ARRIVING New
York at ale 6sges for Hcckensaek Nyso< Rev
City, and Hsyerstlsw b. y oefaoOh. sup.
HIDsON PIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
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EOR SAVANNAH and other Ports, as below
II The 6ntcsss side wheel steamship ALABAMA, Captain
George r. schenok will leave SATURDAY, Nov alta p
m from Pier No. 81 NJ R. foot Of North Moore st. Through
d. kets can be had for the follow ipg places
To New Orleans 500 rs; Mobile, $35 Montgomery, S25
Columbus e2Ii Albany s2l; Atl.nta 1921; Eufsus $24
Chattanooga s25 Nsshvife s2 49, Knoxville, S2' - Mem
phis a3l IS AHguta SIT So Macon, 800 Savannah, SIS.
For freight ann passage, apply at No 10 Broadway.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL 4 SON.
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Boots, Shoes, Sc.

BOOTS, CATERS, and SHOES of all styles
ID s tovs Roots .it,r, and Shoes of my own manufac
tnre The best and cheapest You win always hnd large assert
meut 81 MARTIN old stand No "a Nssau neaIIoho 81
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HERALD THURSDAY MARCH g. 1sso-TR1PLE SHEET

ard a. o5s and 20 tons oil at the Same ngure To L,u
dom 500 hides were as 3os per ton Rates 70 Tho
FKn-The market for dry cod steady, with sales
(wr,hin two three days. Of 1000 quntas a - SIX
81 so for Georges Bank 500 Bank % so % 75
Mackere 10 be In limited stock and prices
brm, with sales OF 800 bbs No at $40 rs ST. There
were unchanged. Smoked herring were 6rm with sales
at s5e., ana Of scaled No. at 25c.
FRuT.-Raisins dull and In the absence OF trsa-
sections OF moment quotations were nominal
Hay was steady, with moderate sAies for shipment Ct
81 % 81 ~.
HEMP-There has been some speculative movement in
foreign at Boston The Gales reported there this week
comprised 5000 bales manila, to arrive, At 6A4c.7
months and 70 tons clean Russian ssd 1t u co. ana $50
bales jute at $S7 30 u sos months.
Hois.-The market was tame within two or three days
sales OF about 176 bales crop have been made at &C.
also; old were heavy and nominal.
IRoS-Tbe market was less firm for Scotch pig Within
day or two some 400 500 tons Scotch pig have been
made at s25 25a s26 six months, with some sales to ar
LINE in more active demand and q. an improve
mept OF about 10 cents per barrel the sales within two
days past have reached about ZOO bbs, including
mon Rockland, at 90c. and lump at 81 IS per Dbl.
MoIAssEs Tho sales embraced about $50 hhds clayed
cu 4. ~ &c . zsc. and 20 hnds Porto sico a.
unchanged quotations.
Ons-Lnseed was steady, with sales OF American at
two 1000 gallons English have been sold at 6sc the
wbaleuans Shipping List Of New Bedford, gives the fol
lowing poce OF that market for the week ending the 9th
inst The market hes been quiet since our last The
transactions embrace sales Of $40 bbls sperm at 81 43
per gallon, and zoo bbls whale in parcels at 4sc Soc
per gallon according to quality No sales Of whslebone
PRovMoss-P0rk The market was heavy and rather
lower while the sales confined 70 about $50 bbls,
including Dew mess at SIS Is $'8 37K old do at
SIT 81 417 so, and new prime a. $l4 Is Beef
nrm ana IN good demand with sales Of ATS bbs It IS Is
S. SO for country mess, and at 90 so $40 so for
repacked mefs and 81 80 Si2 50 for extra
Prime mess was quiet at sls . $40. Beef hams
Bacon firmly held II 9lsc lilo. Cut we're
fair request with sales Of $50 PACKAGES at 7c for
shoulders and 94c exc for hams Sales Of 200 bills
hard were made at loAc allc. Butter and cheese
unchanged.
RICE steady but sales limited at 3Nc a 41sc.
SxDTbe last sales Of Calcutta hnseed msde IN Boston
were At 81 e2s Clover quiet and prices irregular.
Timothy WA unchanged
grades and embraced about go hhds included in which
were Sl8 Porto Rcos It SIC, and the remainder
sieted Of Cuba muscovados part grades ct &C.,
and the remainder atp.t
wmsxY was less buoyant. The sales embraced $50
bbe. NJ DC
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Telegraph Marine Reports.


ssas @ Ss distance ss's
SANDY HOOK. March 7, sunse-Ro inward beund vesses
IN nsh. Wind 4, fresh; weather foggy.
n er Ss
Wind NE, Light; weather foggy.
MiscenaAeous.
The seanship cuylsr, Capt Or ,ker. arrived from 3D.
vannah Tuesday evening The viii accept han
for supply Of Savannah papers
We indebted to Adams Express for . New Orleans
paper Of Saturday, in advance Of The mail.
snir rIUrAEcH stranded on he Flemish coas parted
% So INC gaze FOB A''s having driven a'
snu. E1cHAxcr Lawrence, Boston from Liverpool, on
during which ssose hs.chhcuss and buwaris 'A ~"
Rus BARK vrsrAThe captain Of The Russian bark vesA
N ,spors "a .Ss badly :aaasd issi
me % 1o a ns GO 81 @ 3 = such
about 10 or Old Some i've or six Of The sailors
:n e a, wes hsd The
ropes had decks partially swept Was IL dsys Oh Cane od
hope with strong westerly gales in which sprung
BRIG KErs Norfolk 9Th inst from 81 Johns PR lost over
board Mr. James marks, Of Maine
scnn NOZZLE aanea At New Orleans "a ns. from Boston,
ooanlesd De most stormy and oolserous .eshs soeom
sNns ;Sa d.nsss and .ssy 10. n iss .upp
to put all hands allowance Of mugs Of water
ExIKer Dill from Pensacola for 1ndlanola which put
into New Orleans in distress he zsh last was dis
and ready the inst but sslesrapnc despscS
from New Urleans dated 7h has feet OF
water " her hold and must The dock again
scHR ROLLINS, Parsons Baltimore from Franklin La on
carried away
scHH Any Sawyer from Elizabetbport with cos for Bos
bile al off Nswtown Greer was foued by schr
Miller, and badly damaged. Win repair and proceed.
scHR FRED HowEI, St Thomas was 1t 81 Johns PR,
about 2sih ult burnt and condemned"
at New Ortean Qat asv
nah experienced heavy weather the 40 In the Gulf
which carried booom and did oonsdsrabe damage
her rigging
MISSING vEssE-A New Haven paper ssases that
for the safety OF the schr James Engh which len
s os s % ne. me par. New
ago and reports having soe very hssyy
IN
asr T Can't h :. sD and
rienced ma liner.
Steamship Northern Light of the California line also on
the great balance dock
Br screw ship Jura now sectional dock for repairs
ship Euphssia 4s7 tons built at Nowburypor 1872 was
Notice 60 Mariners.
ILcHrsHP ADRIrr
evening from savapnan reports Thai on he az n
when P.g on Fenwcks isAnd he the Cape May Light,
cHisAPEAKE rRrsrrAREs-pororAc JAMES AMI nap
rAnAssocK RIVERS
The Upper and Lover cedar Point ighsvesses Potomac
straits and james Island Lgbyesseia Tanser sonD6
Bay vii be returned heir The
The iron Can Nun Buoys 10 the above p.ned river, vii,
be replaced about the tune "
By order of the I.ishhouse Boari
v.-..,. LINES NORTH, Lighthouse Insp, Hh dA
Norfolk, Va, March l, 1850.
WhaIemeu.
Ar ut New Bedford Sd ms, bark Elliot. Covdin Baisy
Pacific Ocean Bay Isands New zeaand Nov TO- with aoC
Dds ~ And 80 DO humpbAck oil board Sent home The
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The Boston Post, in its weekly review of finance
and hnsiness aavs.-

We presume 1t is admitted both In New York and
Boston, that the spring business will be Is large as 1t
was expected to be 10 January To be sure, there
some talk as usual In such OF trade being ate
but all careful observers understand that much Of
ie called slate trade comes at ALL Al present
there are no indications of average mercantile
demand for money The market is exceedingly dun and
heavy, TO esteemed bank boTro wers with New York
FUNDS accumuatng and the aggregate OF specie rapidly in
creasng The aspect of foreign exchange indicates that
later than ordinary for with the value of
cotton exports seems impossible at present
change 10 the specie point in the face OF the imports
OF merchandise, which, since December, have been
traordinary large On the one hand, therefore,
actual condition of ease at home slack business mode
bursements, heavy cotton and merchandise
ports, and q not unfavorable prospect for the
European money markets. On the other,
very heavy imports Of all sorts, and the fact
that the bank loans high, easily disturbed,
ana composed Of unusually large per centage Of old
loans. There be little question, in our view there
FORE that credit 10 to continue dull and easy for the
part through the summer and spring. Anybody with
least TACT and with really good paper securities will
probably be able TO borrow without difficulty ct low
and the general idea that there has been very little money
really made since the panic there is considerable dstrus
abroad and paper closely scrunized. The bank loans
high that small disturbances easily created
These must be expected When they occur they cause
high and irregular outside "market," and indeed the
the general Of sound borrowers however, the money
market IL very easy, and In fact ct present
tending to even greater dulness and abundance We
not anticipate. however, decline below the legal
sudden expansion OF the banks would be speedily fol
lowed by pinch The loans quite high enough for
hereafter II further accumulation OF held
in specie.
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The season for shipments Of gold to the South
has passed, and in short while the Southern banks
will begin to send the balances here. The South
has drawn less gold than usual from New York this
winter; the planters purchases of goods increase in
proportion to their profits on cotton. 1t is be-
heved, also, that an unusually large amount Of Sc
curities of various kinds have been sent South
snce last fall; the more prudent planters are in
vesting money freely in State stocks and sound
bonds.
The stock market continues buoyant and we
have again to note a general advance in prices
Commission brokers report a gradual increase of
orders from outside partly for investment and part
ly for speculation, and the fact encourages the
the street operators to the side of the rise.
The inquiry for good State stocks this morning was
quite animated. Missours sold freely for cash at
81; Tennessees rose to &c. and SO was bid for Cali
fornas without drawing out more than one bond
and later in the day S94 was paid. The new Trea
sury notes are much wanted at a premium; they
are mostly held at !. Good railway bonds are
in similar request For Harlems SO is bid
$50 for Hudson River thirds, 95 for Michi-
gan Central ss, and s7a for second mortgages on
the Galena. So many people who are seeking 8
10 per cent investments confine their orders to
these securities that their future prospects are very
fatteriDg Among the railway stocks, the most &C.
tive is New York Central which was freely bou xht,
to the extent of over two thousand shares by q
broker who is supposed to act for the Albany par
ty the price fuctuated between u 72t in the mid.
die Of the day, closing at III bid against zig at the
close yesterday. All the Western shares were
stronger; for Rock Island and Gaena the inquiry
was lively. The general impression is that on
the opening of navigation all these roads will
show handsome increase as compared with last
year. in consequence Of the large quantity of bread
stufIs now waiting to come forward. Hudson Ri
yer advanced per cent; nothing more is heard of
the expected conflict with the Harlem. Canton
took an upward turn to-day, on the strength of
rumor that the railroad bill had passed the Legsla
ture of Maryland it sold at 22a, closing 2li bid.
This afternoon the market was unusually active the
bear jobbers fighting the advance with marked bold.
ness Stocks closed steady at the following quota
tions:-Virginia 6s, "a "a; Missouri SIS, 81 a /;
Canton Company, 214 a %; Cumberland Coal, l5a
Il Pacific Mail, 93l a !; New York Central, III n;
Erie, 8 a ]; Hudson River, 394 !; Harlem. 81 !;
Harlem preferred, 33l a !; Reading, 4ls al; Michi
gan Central, 500 l. Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, "A !; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana guaranteed, l79 "a Is; Panama, 1881 q &;
Illinois Central 59I a J; Gaena and Chicago, IS
!; Cleveland and Toledo, 19i 4; Chicago and
Rock Island 634 8; Illinois Central IS 50 30.
The following is the condition of the banks in the
four leading cities of the Union as per their last
statements to hand--
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Canadian -four firm, with sales Of 200 bbls ut IS
sos 81 Is for extra Southern flour frmer and ex-
ira grades were higher, with sales Of 800 bbls,
closing at quotations given above Rye flour Was 10
steady request with sales Of 800 400 bbs ct the above
figures. Corn meal with small sales q unchanged
prices. Wheat-The market nrm, and fair request,
chiefly for milling while sales were limited The transac-
tons embraced $500 bushels at 81 60 for white wearn,
and 81 rs for Milwaukee club. Corn was lees budant,
while the Gales embraced about 1900 bushels 1sa
sey and Southern yellow, and SOC. Sic for
Southern white, and 7Sc. for Western Mixed Rye
was firm, with sales Of $500 bushels at Sc afoat
and se1sc. delivered. Barley firm ami in steady de-
mand, at TIC ssc. Oats were heavy at 4Si 44c for
Western and Canadian, and at 44c. q 45c for State.
CoyrKK quiet, and sales confined 70 small lots, In
GLIDING leo bags Rio at &c. and l25 DO st. Domingo at
1l%c
Corroy The frmness noticed In the market was main
tanned to-day with sales Of 1000 bales, including 900
in transit closing the basis Of about IL sc for mid
ding uplands
FR1oms.-Rates were arm, with moderate engage
ments To Liverpool 200 bales square cotton en-
gagged 3d. and so do round bales at sd 100 ticrces
beef at &c. cd 100 boxes bacon at 2s with 90 packages
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY,, March Tsp. VI.

"WEDNESDAY March 7-sP.M.
The money market is quiet, with more money
Offering than is wanted. We hear, however, of DO
paper being sold under six, including the bro
kerage. The demand for good seven per cent
paper is active, and tends to cause decline in the
rate. Some Of the banks are striving hard to in
crease their discount line. If they persevere the
discounts will soon up to $3.50 900 900. In the
street the brokers are borrowing all they want at
a So, according to the character of their &C.
curitief. The movement of coin at the Sub
Treasury continues moderate. The disbursements
to-day were SPOT 93l the receipts 1922 49, of which
slll goo from duties; balance this evening
IS 900 5G6.
Asusual on Wednesday, there was very little
doing in foreign bills to-day and indications of
rally in the market. The Europa, which sailed
from Boston to-day, took out sos 600 in specie.
The following are the last quotations of sight ex
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
ouotati0n beinp in all casea for pold.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
NEw YoRK, March I, 1860.
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE
The nauspicousnees OF the weather day served To
materially restrict transactions in beef cattle at Wash
ington droveyafd and exerted deeterous effect on
market q, ali the yards The number OF cattle Offering
the various places did differ materially from that OF
the previous week. but the supply in butchers hands
considerably diminished In consequence OF the compare
lively light purchases Of last week, they having pur
chased largely the week before that from the very large
supply at reduced prices Purchasers Of FIRST class cattle
were compelled to pay advance fully equal to half
cent to-day however in consequence Of the scarcity OF
that particular kind the receipts being composed amos.
wholly Of inferior to common and ordinary
descriptions. The greater part of the best cat
tie were placed on Tuesday, that purchasers
OF thai description who unable to attend that
day compelled TO purchase their weeks supply of
the ordinary grades Prices Of first quality ranged
from loc to lO1sc. and heard Of a number OF pur
chases slightly higher prices but do not include
H. m in quotations below. which indicate the regular
market values. At Bergen Hill, Monday moderately
active demand prevailed and the sales reached 527 head
prices ranging from &c. TO 10c per pound quality
The advar established at the New York yards
clusively the fret quality other kinds being in mode
rate request ut about previous prices At Brownings
cattle offering, and the sales the revised quo
taons appended The total receipts at all the yards for
the week and last week were % follows
Washington. Bro'cnings Csamterlixs O'Brisns
This week. 1898 u Al 81
Iast week. 2,496 96 % Al