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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK".......JAs.
Cleared.

steanshp.-Forids Crowel Savannah, S. L. Michn Co
Africa Shannon, Liverpool +. Cunsrd
shps-Canier Dove (cipper Mone San francisco, w. T.
Coleman Co Henry Ilav Caulkins, Liverpool Spodord
Tileston Co Husssr Rowland, Melbourne Mailer, Lord
Quereau.
Bsrks-Tiods, Brown Remedies. sturges Co Virginia
Fstlina wilkins, Mohievdeo l. b. eager; ~ w Castor,
Parmelee, Barbados, Bishop & Bro.
BngsSpa Hing Sea- Wwen, Elizabehport, ingalls, Car.
man. A. Prentiss Douglss AspDwa Metcslf Duncan; Wap
poo Carver CsrdeDa Walsh CsrvsrG Chase Caroline Nor
ton Zazs Simpson May hew Laura, Aranlo Masnhsn Bur
dett Noble Porto Plate bachmsn, Porto Plate, Gelpecke,
Keutgen Reichelt.
Schooner Mary Ann, Reed Boston, w. Mckee g. Ia
Der Cook Charleston Van Brunt ,ssht Lane Haey Fall
mouth A. H. Solomon fsr Wind Bragg Washington b. Bios
Son; Walter ksleigh Phillips, Savannah, d. G. Murray;
Gilman Burgess, Boston, 8 W. Lewis Coz L. sturteysnt,
Glover Char eston, Van Bmnt ssshi H. Baker Stedmsn,
Newb.rn, Dibblo ( Bunce.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-JAy. 3i.-Before
Justice ISgRAHAa.


TRIAL or john cRUMsIss FOR MURDER.
The trial OF John Crummins for the murder Of Dennis
mcHeniy continued this morning MI Abbot opened Inc
stances o. this case hey would claim that the act o. the P1 e
b place Of the and raised
there He had nsUed the prisoners wife and also threatened
quiet and peaceabe position, and who would not, ex
cp upon extraordinary circumstances take the life OF any one
ordered Mcen leave the premises and placed the
to bis shoulder or the paTpose o. b soseo m
Mcbeny threw stone at the prisoner Just moment before ne
johanna McCanhy for defense testified that the nigh.
OF he disturbance she behind the a9nnet ana
prisoner in be witness in the back room she heard
m the latter replied that he owed him enough and tia;
be should leave the stores aterwaTd the prisoner SAID ne oGeo
the prisoner the muske witness heard the window
crash .be hen door with tho prisoners child
ran the in the house having been e tn. BY
the pon too late at at parade and could not leave
Cro1sexsminson-A the party ordered drinks the child
.he only knew about the musket from what said
To uorDd not hear the prisoner cry for help or for the
Joseph Dumhe testified that he knew deceased knew him
about three months before his death his disposition wa'very
CrosseIsninedHsd deceased several tines he had
beaten witness several times without the latter speaking to him.
Owen Sullivan te.ted that the prisoner peaceable
the deceased was qua,relsome . ,.,
Gross eSemined-lhee bad feeling on the part OF the
Patrick shannon testified the good character Of the prison
and nued the wife the prisoner in the of umoer
of witnesses deceased called prisoners wife number OF oppro
ross-t Ismined-FIad had slight difficulty with mcenry
Patrick Jennings. eSamined-Knew the prisonsr he was a
peseeabe VS., everything rood Mcfeny wa.
McBrry in and wanted to tight the prisoner; Me
henry Subsequently left and went into the street. and abu'edhe
severa other witnesses examined and gave similar ev
a%%sS Ss Prisoner being danger
t ~ aba asf @6
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Disasters, &e.

NEWPORT Jan. 5l-1he brig Nacanpab Of R,clu. -
Searspo, Dec H. FOR sydney C. b. has Dat IN bs b %
o. sails spafs, and rigging ~" 'NSs
JrckER1ON, n. J. ian 28-Some 40 plrce. NJ r,,bo, -
black HaIu ut were throw overheard nom canal ss G h
Old MET Shoa AZ Little Egg Harbor aud all dred inJ IA
unknown. - '0 ''ea"ief |"
lby letter 70 Elwoodwalter Sec Board Of Unl.rr,rs
My "ksr, Jan 2S- brig T. " Rowland has been dis
order 49, 'eN - Ni' :" Tvs
The sehr. Black Monster Is nearly repaired and r.a
Capt heller OF the 10 Samuel Lawrence returned oa
Sans tn morning and inasmuch the expenses AZ.
heh Tor taxing the ship the dock she will or "a. eharsrel
ale can be got ready.
joy ls,s~ h grvesa walter, See. Bsut u.ssrrsn
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Southern Items.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1850.
The Corier'S special New-Orleans correspondent
telegraphs the following:
The lat rail on the Mississippi Central Road is to be
laid ON the 3lst.
The Mississippi River is rising rapidly at New-Or.
leans and above.
a bill has been introduced into the Texas Legisla,
lature providing for the imprisonment Of Northern
preachers, teachers and drummers who may come
there.
Gov. BOnstOn's Message dissen,s completely from
the secession resolutions of the South Carolina Legis-
lature
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ASSEMBLY.


The bill elatingto Justices of the Peace in the Coun
ty of Ottego elected to hold Courts of Session. aud
the bill authorizing special terms of the Supreme Court
i'll the With Judicial District, were pas .ed.
The House went into COmmitte OF the Whole on the
bill to compel the attendance of witnesses before the
Common Councils of cities and 10 punish false swear
ing by snch Witnesses
Mr. COOPER moved to exempt the City of New
York from the influence of the BILL He wanted TO
know if il was intended 10 enable the Common Conn
ell of New. York to bring James Gordon Bennett be-
fore them He thought that Council a corrupt and
untrustworthy body, and he was not willing to give
them powers of Investigation.
Messrs. TUCKER, JACQUES. and BRIGGS spoke
against any such exemption. The want of it was
felt and needed nowhere so much as in New.York.
The amendment was withdrawn, and, after long
discussion, the bill was ordered TO third reading
EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed tae consideration of bills on
general orders.
Several bills were ordered to a third reading; among
them that 10 amend Section l5 of the Code Of Pro-
cedure, which provides that in actions for the fore
closure Of mortgages real estate, notice may be
given TO unknown parties in interest by the publication
Of a SUMMONS for Elk consecutive weeks In the State
paper, and one county paper, where the morteaged
estate is located. 80 -,
TO incorporate the Atheneum AssOcauOh OF the wy
of New-lOrk.
The bill TO prevent stockholders of Incorporated
companies from voting by proxy was taken up, but
progress was reported without debate.
Tie bill to enable aliens TO take, hold, and convey
real estate and confirm titles received from them was
opposed by Mr.. Bingham, and progress reported.
The bill TO allow Notares Public 20 perform the
duties of Justices of the Peace as Commissioners Of
Deeds, was warmly oppoSedby Dir. LAW, and recon-
mied.
The bill amending the law for designating holidays
was recommitted with instructions TO amend it by
providing that bills falling due OH holiday shall be
payable on the day subsequent to such holiday.
Several blls OF no general interest were acted upon
in Committee of the Whole.
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EIGHTEENTH WARD REPUDLIcAss.-The regular
meeting Of the Eighteenth Ward Republican Assoca-
non was held at their headquarters at the corner OF
Ihnd avenue and Nineteenth street. last evening, Job
j. Black, President Of the Association in the chair.
The Committee on the Constitution and Bylaws re-
ported recommending change in the Constitution by
way Of increasing the Executive Committee from
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months, Thomas Mack larceny, Penentary mouth; John
Murphy larceny Pentep'iary months; Patrick Nc 'ore M
ccpy febensiy months; Ellep Mcuire, lreAny pensn
Geo Smith larceny, Psniten,iAry monhs Ann williams
larceny Penitenaiy months Alfred Waters ueeny REM
Tertiary months; Bridget Coios larceny, Psnite"tiuy
months: William Richard,oD larceny Hou'e OF hsfds Mi
chael Couno assault and battery Peniienfia months Jae
GIay assault and battery niientiary months John hcCa-
frey assault battery PenitentIsr month, Edward hay,
ton assault and battery fined 10; Michael Me- assault
and battery hned 5 About dozen prisoners were found
guilty whose sentences suspended
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y STATEMENT OF srOcK or SPANISH TOBACCO.

bsct on handFeb. ], 1861. 4, ITO 40 4384 az
IiN11he market both for Pig and Plates is quite lsasud
end in the absence OF important transactions prices are erey
nominal but the tendency 10 toward lower rates
TALLOW-Ihe demand fair chi. fly for the trade sales OF
81 at l0 dl0c. cash Rough Far is hrm at 70 cash
WITS k1Ibe market Is quiet and firm the demand active
sales OF 40 hbs at 2c for Jersey and 24 and Ohio
WHALE BONE 10 active; sales OF 10 at Use for
Short Oeho,k sc for Northwest Coast and a2dS6c good
TO prime Ochosk, cash. -.
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Fire in Wilmington. Del.

WILMINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1861.
Last night fire destroyed the atorehouse OF War
ners line of packets, including fifty bales Of cotton,
and some finished goods belonging to ID. Lammott "
Go. The adjoining paper warehouse of Jessup q
Moore, of Phiade phia was also destroyed. The fire
is supposed to have been the work Of incendary.
Loss not ascertained.
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Mn. PHrLLiPss LEcrURE.-Mr Wendell Phillips
last evening gave lecture in the Coooer Institute on
Tou,saint LOuverture, the Hero Of st. Domingo.
The lecture has frequently been given before, but
peyer in New-York City. The great bali was crowd
ed though it had been rumored about the city during
the afternoon thai Fernando Wood had invited Mr..
Phillips not to deliver the lecture with much sgnih-
canoe. ard many ladies were inundated in conse-
ouence. Mr. Phillips gave his lecture without inter
ruption When he said that Toussaint had that rare
mixture of faDatcism and bravery which was found
only in great men like the CrOmwes the Bonspartes,
and the John Browns, there was persistent attempt
at hissipg drowned, however, by more pertinacou'
cheering. After that the wonderful charm of his eo-
ouence held the audience in spell Of silence rarely
broken by irepressibe bursts OF applause. An
allu,ion to "quakug Virgins" wasreceived with much
laughter and applause and final reference to John
Brown called out rene wed applause and hisses
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steamer Burned.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1860.
The NeT- Orleans True Delta Of the 26th says the
steamer CON- Howell, with cargo Of 700 bales cot
ton and 30 900 pounds hides burned in the Upper
Red River on the Goth. Loss not stated.
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Mrs. Ellen Key Bllnt will give second series OF
poetcal readings before the Mercantile Library to-
morrow evening
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Murkets.-Reported By Telsgropk.

SAVANNAH Jan aoCorTos irregular and weak sdestodsy
1,7JO bales.
MOBILE Jan 30 -CorTos msrke. quiet sales today 25oo
bales at Oic. for Mdddlng 49,
CHARLEsTON, Jan SO.-CoTTOS; sales to-day 1000 bales
PHlIApBLPHfA Jan 30--FLoUR unchanged. WBE.r de-
c ed taes 300 bush Red at 81 28 49, White 81 900
81 So Com din, Yellow 53l G7ic. PRovIsoSs advancing
Mes Pork Ss Hams 2al3c smoked sides lOc. Shoulders
DC. WHISKY duh 49, 024ic.
BAITNoRE Jan 3l-FLorR dali At SIS 50 for Howardstre
WHEAT steady and unohaIge Com dull and declining
White, es010c PROVISIONS Grm. WHISKY quiet at 2t@c
CINCINNATI, Jan 3ltLoUR buoyant; sale. of 1900 bbls
hodrs ash rs 500 rs % for spperne WHISKY declines
salc sales at lgc PEovsIoss firm bu less active. Bulk
Meats 64d8tc LARD l0c Mess Pork 10 So Whole number
hog 9b, ayersge yield of Lard hog % lbs sht Er
CHANGE on New'iork y cent premium for gold.
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
BosroS, Tuesday, Jan 81, 1890.
Capital s55 70o Due to other banks 900
Loans and discounts 5949l 600 Deposits IL 489 COo
Due nom other B'ks 5l7,5O0'
EXCHANGES
BALTIMORE Jan. 3i-sight Exchange on New York y cent
premium.
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Reported for The New.Yorl TrbunsJ

- ana WEsr ALBAsY, Jan. 30 1860
CATTLBThe market opens IN favor of the seers Nh al
vance IN New1o "Wednesday s etec. here To-
day many Of the hoces asking e. b 10 live weight more TIA,
49, ''
here plenty Of buyers here snd the inquiry brisk bpt
iaes somewhat cbecseo by the 6rmness OF hold.rs Wv
The Eastern will not buy largely merely taking enop,b
m their regular customers They shey paw the al
vance and have any margin left 1hey will probably ske 500
head. ~ WV
The quality Is fair many OF them being heavy but NOT 6p
RECEPrs1n e following comparative sat.meu of 20,
ceipts this market the NewYork Central RAILROAD
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Fire in Burlington. Iowa.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Tuesday, Jan. 81, I6DU.
A fire this morning destroyed the entire stock Of
Ross a. Whipple hardware merchants and the grocery
store Of L. G. Geswend. Total loss estimated at
$50 600; insurance not known.
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Movements of Senator DougIas.

NEWARK, n. j., Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1860.
Senator Douglas was, last night, the guest of ex.
Gov. Price He took the early train from here this
morning for Washington.
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MEETING OF FIREMES.-A meeting OF the members
of the various Fire Companies Of the Fifth and Sixth
Districts wss held in Military Hail. BOwery, last
evening" james Hayes, Foreman of Engine 'moany
No 9, in the chair. series of resolutions comph-
mentary John A. Cregier adopted ADD speeches
made by several members in support of Mr. Creger as
candidate for the office Of Chief Engineer after which
the meeting adjourned.
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1860.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1860.
Mr.. MANIERRE presented a remembrance from
citizens of New-York against the proposed amendment
Of the Constitution relative TO the Judiciary also, Pc
tton in favor Of repeating the act establishing Com
mission OF Records in the City of New-fork.
Mr.. MCLEOD MURPHY presented petition f)r a
License law TO regulate the sale of passenger tickets
Mr. SPINOLA noticed a bill TO amend the act for
improving the breed Of horses.
Mr. MANIERRE introduced bill to amend the
Common School law of New-York City, IL provides
that the Trustees shall hereafter be appointed by the
Board of Supervisors the nOmn alton OF the Corpo
ration Counsel. The Trustees appointed shall be cit
zens oftne Cned States AT shall have been residents
of the city of NewYork for at least three years next
preceding their appointment and shall hold no other
Federal State, city, county office, except Il be that
of Commissioner Of Deeds, or Notary Public. The
last section abolishes the Office of Inspector of Com
mon Schools.
EVENING SESSION.
The Albany and Susquehannah Railroad loan bill
was reported complete, and ordered TO third reading.
The bin for the relief of widows and children of cer
gymen OF the Protestant Episcopal Church, by allow
ing them to hold real estate TO the amsunt of two
hundred thousand dollars was motion Of Mr.
SPINOLA, laid on the table.
No other business of interest was done, and after
a brief session, the Senate adjourned
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sIarLet.-o.n.ruILr R.pOsrnD ,es 1HssY TnI isg

BIarLets-C.REyuLLY REPEATED POS N. =. TaIsgys.
AsHEs-The marLe. quiet but both hnd sales Of
A bbls., AZ - Is for Pots and SIS S7I FOR Pearls
BfESWAX Is rather lower AND more active sales oil S' 10
Western and Southern Yellow, at 36d38c cash ~
CoT1 oNThe market is dull sales Of 900 bales We quote
Middng Upands a. Tic. and do. Gulf At llIc.
COFFFE1h trade Is very moderate sales Of 200 mats Ma
Lila At 2lc. The stock hand this evening is as follows
RIO bsFs.........S3,l4s Ceyion bsss 40
htIsc.IbO bsr S2ss Costa Rcs' Oss' 100
Jamaica bsgs.......... 52O Java 100
Singapore ss Tds. i'a
CofPERhe6ned ngot is In lmed request but prices rule
DYEWoopsgTbe Iet is duh but very firm for tOgwood
owing the small stock offerings the include % t1n
flour AND MEAL~Ths inquiry for Western and State
Flour less active and prices stil more favorable 70 the
brands .ni the market closed quiet the
better grades sell slowly and a. very aesnsr rates ne ss:
ss lOas5 20 for extra do do $685. 70 for shipping
s s IS ST. GSS D
Flour in Ted request and heavy With fair srnyaS the
Flour dull and rather easer the trade purchased only sub
cent supply their present wants and there is also moderate
sas. are go Dbl a. g. soSs 70 for .uper6n Baltimore 10
and s5 75a Sc IS fer better grades Rye Flour 10 In f.,
.1PPy ss s5S.r :: '' 6 s. So
wheat Flour in limited demand and plenty at 81
y 100 ID. .,-,, o..,,,b,,,n,
ing are well maintained sales Ct 200 bbs No ms>'scnu'es'
Mscker,l, at Sl625 ,r,.,,., 49,
GHAIN-The Wheat mJketB quite oui anu Wy
ara md elers are wide apart their views the arrivals are
arge and the quiet Rye IL steady ne &C.
mnd 4, limited the arrivals moderste sales oil lo
hush Al 9 for Jen eyaoat aud lG9c for Northern dei'
cred Barley is ia limited demand but -sdy 1000 lor
state and aadan. dull and heavy the supply large
and the demand limited 43ta4lc for Western and Csnad
an and 44A45 state. Corn plenty and 10 heaVy tne
and mainly for the home trade OF OO bush at I5c
soc for jersey Yellow 79ds0c for Southern do and 7SUSOc
for White DO. ,s , ma n
HIDES are more active steady rates sales Of 900 Bnenos
Ayies zt h average 2c; 200 Monevideo II H. at FAC
loo Rio Grande q n. pc all mos 1900 Western
saugh en- 10, sas:c cash 40 dry North Carolina at
Isle 00o Buenos Ayres 2 d. and % oaes Calcutta
Buffalo, private terms .-.,
HOPs-1he demand moderate at l2dl6e for first sorts sos
PAY-The supply is aud the heavy sales Of
loose at 8ic 3 100 10 the demand for shipping
sctve.
ROtThe inquiry continues quite limited and the market
lac * buoy ancy; fae of 81 Scotch best brand al 5
months ship, but small parcels from yard command $3.50
a25 So
LrATHER-The demand is fair for Hemlock, and prices
steady. Oak is quiet.
IIME-k ock and is qnet and nominal.
Labs dull ano prizes nominal.
MOLAsSES Is very dull We IA hear OF any sales.
SroCK lar February, 1860.
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In Minneapolis, on the 18th inst, Democratic
editor insulted Mr.. John Land for calling Mr..
Douglas demagogue. lie soon went of, taking
lapd-maIk with him.
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COURT CALENDAR-THs Day
L. s. DISTRICT COURT.-Same calendar as tuesday
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Law LNIELLIGEWOE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JAs. 81.
NOTICE.-Not.s of issue Tor the February Term
must be filed before Friday Feb In order that they
take their proper places on the Calendar
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
In bark Aerondu Cuyaoodasc Gardner, j. j. smith
snnRi,e, 7;lo Set. -. 5:i8 Moon-sets.... 2;O9
HIGH THE DAT -
Randy Uook I.3g Gov Island -. 229 HelGAte.. $40
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SEEDSA moderate business passing Clover 8d6c
Timothy seed is quite fm ~ 10 80 rs p bush aesped
Rough Flax Seed is in limited demand at 81 S50b 90 busn
offs 10.
TFAs-There Is doing in common Blacks a, former
rates.
TOBACCO ia in moderate demand, without table change in
piices sse IS Inks Kentucky st 2l6 bbls Havana
S3c 1879 bbs Iara 70 Seed Leaf 4i06c 10 cases
Flor Bale.
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twenty to thirty persona After some discussion, the
change was adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
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suEs-Amopr the sales notice the following;
mar n ns %ssbt w WATSON IS state sss Is Der hssS.
sversse weight about 425 II r Perkins Z, good illinois, 81
20 esh .S ssb ay al 'u COO B each also i oase
weighing about l. 500 each at 8 u - per hesd i u,
A. Fitch II coarse, heavy State, at ssl head 've.ss
h'g Bsswin IS illinois, at go 50 . head wefht 2sO ~
Whale Fisher "a Canadss At te 10; I'VE weight
weight $50 n Also, IA light at $50 y hesdi weight
'V Stone, ' soonsin Co.. Il Illinois, $50 vhssdi weight
j. w as is common State, 80 50 head average live
John Bryant 30 sne ohio's s75v head weight about
w freeman 10 fair State at $50 head; average 300 n
o. NJ Mcconnell, 10 Kentucky averaging l,3ls 10 at sc
Colt Warren, 81 Illinois, at SO y head weight shout
Cr.S Marsh IS ohio. at SO each weigh. say las d.
BrO,snd Robinson, 81 Michigan, at as head "eTsso
IiincRmsn, s good Canada, at &c n they averaged
C C. H. Turner 10 Michigan at $50 SOP head weight 'oo
Rouse and stevens % Kentucky q. ea head delivered In
EewYOrk estimated at 200 70 each You ~eisst .a,.
N b Brigham 10 6ns Ohio. weighing 80 EACH at &c
e. smith Il Michigan sss per mead, weight estimated At
1880 10. ,,,--,. .-....u 40 \, s..b .. so
Norman s@i ts GOOD Illinois sS8 y head average live
wssn Io No. falling of In the supply this week
pared with lat e head The demand s good and Prices
M1 Broibsrs purchased up to Saturday night 1855 head
$50 Of them averaged head and IT'S fine wooed aver
sgins % 10 each, thsy paid Sc. p b for
ranging from 50 7Sto IS head They their purchases
averaged about 81 bead at 81 p each They .''a
John Flood to- 56 the Brighten market. s5 90 oe
H. live weigh, they coarse wooded Canada ana averaged
Hoes~None in market on this side Of the river. The whole
syersseS 81 n each They sold FOR SIC y 10 live weight We
quote fat Hogs nomnay atiG7.c dressed weight win up
DREsEp RoGs-There is quite falling of in receipts, and
improvement in the average qusy and weight OF dnose
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NAVAL sTORES-Spirits Turpenne is in fair request at
45c for shipping ots Crude il quiet at 80 sol q 800 10 but
with an increasing stock prices favor the sales OF Ob Is
ct $40 aost delivered other sales have been affected
al this rate but the particulars have not been disclosed The
and grades little snimate sales Of
bbis trained 81 65 3-3 do No Eat 81 $50 81 81 T. $40
n In ward; low No sra 81 l5 500 do Pale at
3 ~ Do Pale White ~ ~ y I0 10. Tar In
limited request steady rates. sales OF l25 bbs New Berne
81 as bb The stock In hrst hands is computed
by Luce Turner 1900 bbls Spt 500 do rurpentine
1000 DO Common Rosin, aud so Tar.
OILS he ket is devoid of activity yet the few small
sales making command full previous rates Kerosene il in fair
request 8Gd85c for beet quality Lsmphene commands Al
46c. snd Fluid 41d &c, cash.
PRONISi ONS-The PoIk market il quite firm; the demsud
active ard in part pecu aye sales Of POI 1bs al ST 25
Ola AIosI lg3 10 49, fvt New do Sl3 T3O$ II
for New Pmeth- latte extremes lie Is for Old DO and
fi6 rs for City Prime included in the sales bills
Thin Mess Rl7 and 500 bols Mess $8for Marc
April osiv yB, efis in good demand and quite
of $40 bb at S50 rs rs for Country Mess 9 % for
packed Mpss and Sl0500 tl So for Extra Prime Is In
fair demand sales Of 800 cs private terms 100 lnd
private Beef Hams quite steady saes OF
$50 bb, a 5Odsl5 Dressed Hogs in GOOD d. uaDd
the Of 40 bbls l0 dlOc Bacon fair
oemd and s hrmer the supply limited sse Of 50 boxes
Gun besnd cut (Ci y at SIC aud boos SotRibbed "
9c Cut Meats rne and in good demand saes 687
hhds at Sc; &C. for houdeT and dg}c for Hams
Butter in fair demand and p, nty at ld5c for Oho lao
lec for State Choice do 20d2zc. Cheese is sslesble
sdll!c
sUGARsThe market Is quiet; sales Of IS hh3s Cuba at 20
7lc and Is bids. kewOTeans at SIC.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sESSlOkS-Jhn. 31.-BefoIe Justices
KELLY. BREsSAS, and QuAcKEsBusH.
VIM. Adams, larceny, Penitentafy | month"; Alex.
Cuyois. larceny Penenuary months; Thomas Gibson lar
ceny Penitentsry MONTHS Richard Daley, lAceny Penen
usIy IDenbs join W. Hartman, larceny Peulep,lAIy Q