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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-03

Good Hope. In domestic woonens ths feeling was dun,
While prices we're essier mo stock Of DrOsn shoengs
ana shn lungs has not u0uateo and prices
susnped The stock Of bleaehed sheetoes and sbiri1g
vas light, and ~ woths were In fair demand, while u
ara y goojs were In good supply and inactive Dr / y
were 10 kaoy export demand, and quote standard
still In advance ~ the production We CO.. Sgescosd At
Vc and bnss lehc a1tZc Stripss tSsks aud denisss
we're steady At last weeks prices Cottonsdss were In
S@oeis's Gsmsns while prices were without importAn.
obADge Inc trace IN printing cloths continues fair and
prices In the main Prn,s were doing t,lersby
well, 60 far a. new and desiraslo STYLES were Don
esrneo ana prices we're maintained. Lawns
70 limited Request, while challies were nnchapgea
Fancy csssmeIes we're In fair request for the finer qsah
YES and desirable styles, while medium grades we're
heavy and dull
Tailoring goods such AZ soahmgs &c. were in fair d.
m,rd sAinets and Kentucky jeans were dun and IRE
suldr In prices.
In foreign goods the trade in some nes was irrssusr
tent while heavy lines Of Preach dress and other goods
continued 70 be offered at auction whsYe goods no. OF
new or desirable styles were frequently sold at low ng
nres whie prime qualities OF fashionable goods
tslDed German and Belgium woollens we're dull and
siow OF SAFE The French government export bounty a.
lowed on certain kinds Of goods It ~ said will CEASE mex,
.uy Ga henc: some Efforts may Be made by French
Manufacturers 70 send on many goods possible prsr
" mat GATE, 70 be In time for the fall trade.
1he heaviest auction sales Of the month were held yes
erday and today The balk Of the catalogues made
up from the mportatons Of three four French
including lines OF dress Silks rsbes, nc; low figures
dsksed and lots were passed. while choies and desirable
goods were sustained. OF the sale held yesterday ~
4essrs Wimeroirgs Mount, Of the importation Of Mr.
Chss Payen 90 there were lines Of drsss silks robss
kc which drew good company and tbs bi iding was
tulerably spIited % inch super quality plaid Fouars
silks 2i2 rs, brought 2oc. aSoe 30 inch DO do. plaid
Doult de sois. b7kc. DO. solid che. At S7xs see.
csdrlls k6xc. . &c. do. small solid check SSc To.
cay woven French goods Of the importation Of Messrs
Hard, were offered, bat the bidding lacked spirit. sa1
many lots were passed.
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Since january l..

During the week large business has been done by aue-
ton, which has tended 70 check sales directly 10 the
trade from Importers and jsbbsrs Buyers, amidst IRE
quent heavy auction sales, act with increased caution
The busiest portion OF the distant esathsrn trade ever
while that from the border northern Southern States
continues fair.
Al usual ~ the Southern trade approaches It's erni
nation for The spring. that from the West Increases There
has been more appearance OF Western trade in the mar
ket during The week than previously the prees9t
season That section Of country said 70 pessess light
stocks OF goods ard while collections yet made with
difficulty, its merchants enter the market with caution
and purcha sparngy The trade, however, II ratosr
larger 30 far than had been anticipated and before the
closes II expected to still further improve Tine
market for heavy brown cotton domestic goods has been
sustained owing mainly TO the heavy purchases for ex
port The demand for China continues 10 be unabetsd,
while the shipments to Mexico considering the unsettled
councillor Of that country. are large The Eastern manu-
lecturers keep busy and their production OF descp
ons OF heavy brown goods continues 10 Of the dc
napc. The purchases for shipment 70 California and
other points on the Pacific have been lager this
season than usual, and the time may eventually
arrive when exports 10 China may be mad by sAe way
Of the lsihmus inflead Of going round tho 0Ape Of
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sYrs .%s i'.i.sa 'SS I'd "a big sss So:G fSsne
Esrsss Phisse ;Ss Fanny fe'n' SfsS' hA'A'f'
.1is she ii.n Maria LIBBY LIVERPOOL, sssr Carssns
g, .cbr VIM h..on, staples rcnsls via Hinantsn. S -
NEW oELEnss. Ls,rh a. ships John Carver. Iey.
s hese
ksanss. Clio ship. oossn Belle Kspersn Rockawsy Int
s.'Ts ,cIrs L.cy Mh.rsa xiioa, Fsn.acps JsSa fsy
West Couch. LksIpool ann wsDbaIn, 1srry::a. ~
rhsosGh. DsIs: Leosuns CD Eouss..a .ssds. Aisssu.
ssd wsso
sSssn ssns As,d.. W:on kyors os ship: s.-d,ri.
Nsrmsn snd Green wood AssOn H'erpooi bark knzA An
:hps cr'nss :: VIA ssP ca p and Pssss as :sp
Eenlssiea aueiA Brunette. and Aisco 2Sb ship Wellington
SosroIK March sc-Arr chip Soses rysa. Cost. Liver
f. Rad: ss.a S.;s J1sT:d Ts.asSs; 81. re.
rsiwsIssS s::ss r :sAr. 1.sss, w.u.ss W.:
asa sshr es:,es Henry Field: Fsrasadips $3.50
sy, March AR :chr: B.n.sr rs
land Rrothsr. iinn.; fmSa carxs Hofscn ana
Fro~n and Sno. III aorns ar or sS os
Anna. *
harrcb for do Gessenee oane and Telegraph nich Boz
yer Esar.c go.,sn for DO Grand u .Dd Small swouryOct
smos STATE x.sScd eSaSs os ~ ''f
April Flavia PnSpey Fisabetbport for sos-
ton Corpea langdop Mschas for nv ok; Com Kearuey
REC i9i ''
SEwBURyPoRf. March so-sld schrs Ga,elis, N.ylor.
PIN, eepha KoAsuh, Pesiengl NYork sist bale Newman
INV LONDON, March sAr sloop Willard BucknsAa..
INV HAVEN. April Arr schrs Sarah Elizabeth. Smith.
PLYkoU1a March 2-Arr hrs Nay Queen, Maiden, Nor
folk 2slh. n Warrington. Nightingale do
PAWfUcKRT, March 3-Arr echr Gilbert Green, Weaver
Ph,ndelphi.; sloop nary Dallas Racket Alssbethport
E>ork Pr bark Alma sharp Shields sis Qseeus,own bries
Ccndova Franklin ssaua; Mary hamilton Ideerton Mosle;
tehrs Kate kerr wcks, do; Fred Dyer, Gilmore Jasieon
0sl- AleaspdriA; Nall, Kelly, Philadelphia Charity Fowler
Hsverrrsw Corneccut Miller Pas york; a,oops
Vim Mount Tyler khzsbethpor Pointer Gardiner NYork
phia soops Rhode IAand Rsnin Fsshsn Young,
EYork
April Arr wes.cheser Jones Nyork; schrs Ar.
Venas koresns via FAN River; Perry Sampson
Rsppshsnpock Rea Flower Oars and Fakir Potter
zsoetbgo aoops Surplus, Sherry co.. kdw spfsgue 0ibs
RICHMOND. March sO-sld bark Abigail, Mcfarland Rio
Jspeiro
bOCEPoRT ME- March 2s-sld sehrs Susan Mary Coop
er Norfolk 18th vicory Murphy city Point Aimira Ann,
brig Hcrta circuit Norlesns nh scsrs Bay state FsrrS
nod, Cny Point: Algu'sar Long Richmond
| sAVANfAH March n (back tste) Arr steamships =
Cuyler Crocter ard alabama scAenck NYorx KAs
stewart Aasner and norcas Ireland Backer NYofk. VA
sAIkh April Arr sch- " DAYTON Babcock Ph,,sAel-
phA InomAs Jefferson Chase NYork Sid schr George Ed.
| WILMINGTON No March 2s-Arr br,es Angola, Han,
Wiscsseet Devopshire Br Masters Bermuda Cid 3h schr
febnett Flanner. AppleRt NYork
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FRECHTs-To Liverpool 800 bales OF cotton were en-
gagged 500 boxes cheese at 3os and $50 bbs lard
t.: 500 bbls spirits turpenne ct S. 1900 bushels
corn, In ships bags, at &c 600 90, BY steamer In
chips bags, at 3d. SEQ bbls -four at g. To London so
boxes bacon at 2s and 200 kegs grease butter at 2Os
To Bremen 500 bbs spirits turpentine, 800 bales Of
ton and eco bales rosn engaged and 100 bales
hops at &c vessel engaged to load at Charleston
with cotton for HAvre st 20 and rice at 70.
FUsnC.-Sales OF 100 tons we're made at p. t.
HAY.-Tbe market was inactive, while moderate en-
gasements were made ct Soc . e0c.
LINE was unchanged and sales light
NoLAHEs.-A cargo OF 220 hhds. prime Cuba muscova-
DO was cold ct 34c and 40 DO fair quality at 800.
NAVAL SroREs-Sales Of 200 800 bbs spirits turpen-
tine reported st 46c Common rosn was quiet and
sales of moment were reported
OnA-Ihe nrmnees OF holders tended to check sales.
Small ssleR were reported 6cc Sales OF 500 bbls
crude sperm oil made at 81 81 81 40. Whale
quiet
PROVISIONS. market was steady aad tho
demand steady, while quotations were without change
importance The sales embraced about 400 bbls., In
GLIDING At SIT Is $l8, closing ut SIT SIX
prime at eA 25 old do. ct $l2 rs, and thin
ST. Beef fair request and prices firm, with sale,
Of about 800 900 obs, including country prime ct 81
81 62, country 1t IS &c. repacked Western meas
at 80 rs 50 so, and extra DO. at $l1 $12 CO. Prime
and India firm but quiet Lard unchanged,
with sales Of 800 bbs At lO%c. H. Cut meats were
steady, with sales Of 1853 hhds. st 70. 7kc and o.
exc. Tor hams. Butter and cheese were unchanged.
The wing the stock Of pork and beef the pack
ing yards, New York and Brooklyn, April l, $780,
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81 ,046,OC0 90
From Assistant Treasurer, New York, n Y s930o0o 90
Annexed is copy of the message Of Governor
Stewart, Of Missouri vetoing the Railroad Relief

GENTLEMEN OF HOUsn or REPRESENTATIVES,
am compelled by sense OF duty which owe both to
myself the executive OF the State (feeling
q greater responsibility than you possibly can), having
been unoiciA|y Informed that there is now present
quorum capscated TO do business required by section
II OF the constitution Of the State Of Missouri under head
Of the Legislative power in accordance with section 10 OF
the Constitution under head Of Executive power here
with return you, without my signature, bill entitled
Act making nna grant Of State aid 70 certain Main
Trunk roads and for other purposes" Having taken the
responsibility Of calling extra session Of the General
Of construction and upon careful examination OF
the said BILL finding that instead Of securing the com
pletion u any Of said reads. In my opinion naly pre-
vents their completion will DO seen by examins.
ton Of section IL Of the bill, which leaves the State with
out any control In the premises and leaves the whole
power the Railroad Company without any poser the
part Of the State. Also section 10 OF the BILL which
leases the hen which the State has for her proec
ton under all former laws preserved. There minor
objections (which the General Assembly rectfy.
Yours respectfully, r. n STEWART
We read in the Chicago Press of March 30:-
THE 81 LOUIS ALTON AND CHICAGO RAILROAD We learn
tina. the earnings OF this road have far excse>ed the
sncipaious OF the receivers since the
into possession December last that they have nearly
fulfilled the rst obligation specified by thu decree Of trust
10 Wit the payment OF outstanding obligations TO the
poyes The enormous load Of debt with which the road
vas saddled when Natteeon left II 10 being rapidly re-
duced and the prospect fair that those whose money
built il will begin 10 realize something on their invest
ment ct no distant day.
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eshr n Browning. Rslsy. riy.suth. Ao-A Rwysa

4 Co
tehr Mary Rsrtin Bser~ Bostcp-Dsyton gprsxssL
ktsaDer Prsnkm ourhesty. Baltimore.
Steamer MARI, Nichols, philadelphia
ARRIVED.
, steanshp Chesapeake, CroweA, Portland, WIN ndsA 70
n h Cromwel a
chip hoysi vis,oIa Or q HulD watson Sunderland 80
dave. wnh coal, To Meyer March a. lat s., loo o.,
senslzed thip Daniel webster OF snd from New Bedford;
h ht 3d. Ion ~ spoke ship Storm King hence for San Fran
Hsrk Jcbpson tof sesrporD Blshe Sarua. 10 DAYS.
viii de- 10 Peek Church March % lat "a So Ion ~
irohe chip hAvest Queen days from New Orleans for
Have.
Brig Fredonia fof Trswcrth) Lord Csbaeena Feb "a with
rubber Bishop On. Had winds
~taber curing The entire passage; sprung oremNt oss tho
ain bonn. az
sshr Alma B Curry, CORVALLIS, NE, II days with pota
kchr @ A Ward Edwards. Virginia sdsvs
kchr Caroline Knight Parker, 1uhec 4 dayN
kchr Nblehead graham Rocklsnd for 9sndy Hook For
lheation
ssbr Rcprs 4 Ready. Robths Rcckapd. 5 days
eohr hsygsret Ann, Robinson, Boston. dsys
6ehr 1hos W Tborre, Davis Fall BWer, DAYS.
srhr Pebpsvlvapta Fssh New ioDson, 5 Gays
EcNr North S'ar Bechsrd Georges Bsnta days
fcbr Ann eipp'e eacon Albany for Boston
&eaAser Dawn. Psry, New BsAsoru-
SAILED.
sksmsbp Etar Of tho west Havana and New Orleans
stoeshp supply Vera CRUZ shps Pampero Ban FrAncSoo
Columbia, Liverpool; aed others
Wind during ~ DAY NNW, freah.
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Supreme Court-Special Term.
Before hon. Judge Hogeboom.

n ART 2.-Heselriah Kohn ps 6elbt Rosen1l1H.-Judg
ert for the plaintiff for the amount of his claim, with In
terest and OF the action.
John s. Young and Others The Nec York and Liver
POOL Unitd S0tcs Natl Steamship Company judgment
defendsn. demurrer with cass with leave to
the plaintiffs amend the payment OF COSTS and
the pay ment of such costs plaintiffs may, IL they select
discontinue this action against the demurrng defend
ants withou. prejudice TO application to the Court
TO dscoLtpue acton as TO the other deienaaru WITH
out costs If the plaintiffs shall be 20 advised.
Before Judge Leonard.
G. T. Grant ~. Aues-A yrGuh.-H the PLAINTIFF exc
CUTE deliver the stipulation 10 ten days
then the motion to change place Of trial denied other
wise granted upon the defendants executing,
sckpow ging delivering the stipulation proposed
his part Tie Of the motion, sl0 70 abide the event.
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Common Ple&s-Specfai Term.
Before Hon. Judge DAILY.

THE JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE CITY BY DEFAULT.
April 2-O,apater U.s. the Mayor, &c-Judgment by
"a default eel aside and new trial ordered.
EJohn Kelly the Xayor, Gc-Judgment got aside and
new trial ordered.
Nv CAas Brush The Mayor 6c-Judgmsnt set aside and
, new trial ordered.
Nm Joyce the Mayor. dc Judgment Set aside and
trial ordered.
!. John W. Hunt the Mayor, Gc.-Moton to open judg-
'~inent denied.
Before Hon Judge Hilton.
APBU 2-Tne Board Of EXCISE Commissioners -
Hotstr-Moton TO vscate order for leave 70 answer
granted ON pay ment Of $40 costs.
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Board or supsy vSssrs.

0oof0 OF BOP0Jv1oS
Tia Beard met yesterday afssrneos-President Bswsrt
h she chair. After the reading and approval q the
niartes Of me lat meeting Tie following buaasss vas
tsensssted
Supervisor BLUNT offered resolusoution that the sam
Of $3.50 be Appropriated 70 repair some volumes IN the
Cmptrohers ofice which had been damaged by over
now of the Croton water II WAS referred.
remembrance sceved from the district Attorney
iss certain provisions OF the Police act now un
onsoerson IN the legislature which proposes the sp
Ttnt 0f Nh attorney and an assistant TO the police
clstng tho appointment Of attorney In chief ana
for each lucical district. II WAS passed.
sor KENNEDY offered the follow resolution
8t That the Board OF Supervisors unite with The
pey Of the county 10 demonstrating aQsinst
&C bill now pending before the legislature
~ : In relation to police and courts Ia The
ai rt New lafl'." Adopted.
f received from the Mayor, At the
ft NR4sne 0ing the resolution passed by
the sum Of $4,000 for
. new court house for the county,
wac being that the Board adhered 70
-
Sac t. g and Stationery reported in
fsv, affari bill OF the Ddsly Nea0s, for
edvel Board and waiting the ap-
proval a.rs TO 1892 So
The REL ae be Board adjourned till
next kond.
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Port OF New York, April 2, 1850.

CLEARED
s'eamsp Star Of the West Mc9owan Havana and New Or
lesrs-M Roberts.
Ship Bavaria, Bailey, HavreW whtlock, Jr.
shp Hale, Graves, 81 John NIB. -, :,
Ship Maid OF 0rlea,f !, Dennis New OrleAns-Wm Nelson
Son
Park Sarah. Andrews, Bar kok-J Norton, Jr:
Bark X Cushing, Dixon, Yates, rorterhen 20
Brlx Ctsa R,ca. Chapman Aspinwal-Panama M Oo'
Brig Homer (Rr), Crane, Antigua Whitney TO-
Brig Pamela Wees Pensacola
Echr q W Glover Thomas Gonaives-R Buck %.
Pchr u Smith Miller, MatanzAs--I eager.
schr CoroDet (Br), Ficksrsnn. Ut John-Tnoe James
Ecbr OCEAN Wave (Br) Locshnrt b John, MD Devoh
schr kmib, Dayton, Wilmington, FC-yonss smith 20.
fchr b John son, Iohpsop New bsrn-MT Runyon d TO-
schr Margaret, Henson, Petersburg Jas Hunter.
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THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.
BY the above table will b seen that the dry goods
entered At this port and thrown upon the market the past
week in Of those for the period ia 1885,
but under those for the time in 1850 The totals
since the lst Of January last still considerably in
Of those for the period In the two prevsus
years. The annexed tabular statement gives the classic
cation Of the goods entered, thrown upon the Market
Warehoused and withdrawn
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RICE Sales of 200 casks were made at &c. 4Xc. The
market closed steady.
SoAp-Sales OF IFS boxes CASTLE were made at 10c
SUGARS The market quiet, and confined to about
200 hhds Cuba musc0vado In lots including part ut exc
Thc., and the remainder at p t.
WusEY The market was steady, with GALES OF about
$50 bbls. At 22Kc. 23c.
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W,,k erd,no Loans Speie Circulation. Deposits.
Mach H:1ss M s5ssss sss ss
Increase s774,ns 1874, 555 100000 l,al4,el2
As was feared. the loans chow large increase,
notwithstanding the many reasons which should in
duce the banks to move cautiously at the present
time. The specie does not show nearly as large an
increase as was expected, in consequence OF the
Boston and Philadelphia exchanges having turned
against the city, 1t seems probable that the specie
line will not rise much higher for the present; If
the banks do lot intend to get themselves and
their customers into trouble, they will consider
their present discount line the maximum for the
season-if they do net, the old story Of exces-
sive mportations and severe bank contractons
must be expected this fall.
There is an active demand for money in Wall
street, arising from the increased speculation in
stocks, and the heavy purchases that are being
made Of various kinds of securities. The amount
Of money loaned on New York Central, alone, is
probably not much less than three-quarters of
million day. Among the note brokers accounts
vary-some report an increased inquiry for money,
while others complain Of scarcity Of paper. No
change has taken place in the rates, which are, as
before, for short and for long paper, strictly
first quality. The demand for money, which almost
invariably occurs simultaneously with the opening
Of navigation, is leading some capitalists to hold
aloof from the market, in the hope of making more
profit on their money in the course Of week or
two.
The foreign exchange market opens quiet at
Saturdays rates, to w.t. loss for the best bankers
sterling bills and s. le for the same quality Of bills
on Paris AT these rates the demand is slow. The
supply of mercantile bills at 1854 for sterling
and 517l lsi for francsi not arge but the wants
of the importers seem to be moderate. good
deal of complaint is made by importers of the un-
necessary delay which occurs between their sales
to the obbers and the receipt Of the paper Of the
latter in payment This year. it seems, the jobbers
are slower than ever In making their settlements
and giving their notes.
The exchanges both at Boston and Philadelphia
have turned against the city, and we revise our
table accordingly the following being the latest quo
tatons Of sight exchange New York at tho cities
mentioned, the quotations being in all cases for
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United b

Be. atagf %.
ALLEGED W, t4sAgA n II SEA.
AFRL 2-zhe Unite0 Note Of Ae
Anna The prisoner In l. e 81 the muir
der Of six solored men on a sys America
10 Falmouth, England The d. \ died
OF yellow fever.
The examination OF the iceFf ttasl rs
continued He did not any les @ ai'
the second mate (defendsnt), Johnso. st-. F1-
the 1t the wheel when this h'-t
when he heard the scutipg IN the Sail roo ua
ward ~ the for ernast, looking for come
the ssarboasd side forward;
about twenty feet or more from the foremost,
the noise OF the scufiirg before be walked 10 the
the noise appeared 10 be q movement o, feet
beard voices; went there directly hearing tue
The coor OF the esilroom was wide open, and w
locked In; there the door stood forward II was on
essr board SIDE, and was an ordinary sized door;
not think there window 10 the sail johnson
and the ma we're just inside, s0d not than two
feet from the door, thought the beating given by the de-
PENDANT " johnson very cruel felt interest In
akpg what wounds the latter had received did think
ns outy TO 40 so thought he johnson again some
where between and three o'clock p NJ, In the main
op; did not notice what he doing next him again
when he wss hanging on tho main eheet, e. already
stated the blood which flowed from his mouth from
his tongue being cut there pool OF blood tho
mouth; did lot that day to witnesses know
ledge, but it enough for him 70 90 around in
bis shirt sleeves wiih flannel shirts on the weather
Was pretty bad, and the ship rolling very heavily;
cid know whether 1t the sea pain that made
him (cec@ssed roll thought was the two others
the other, John futile, from beating; futile dead Vt
the time this occurred.
Aer further cross examination the case was ad
joufned 70 Tuesday morning.
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S HIPPIN G NE w S.

HAVANA, NATANZAS AND NEW ORLEANS.
FrprRE CrrY-Frum New York 3D. arriving at Havana M
and New Oresna 10Th. From New Orleans Ah- Havana I'd
arriving at New York 2eh. 49,.
CAHAwBA-FYom New York 1Ah arriving q Havana I'm
and New Orleans l0h. From New Orleans Hh Havana son.
arriving Ut ksw Ye9k 81
PHrIxpEIPHIA-From New York lh, arriving at Havana
sd New Orleans From New Orleans 9th, bsvana
Sth arriving New York 18th
DE eo1oeFron New Yerk Hth arriving at Havana ls and
Few Orleans 80 From New Orleans lAh, Havana lS Ar
irving a New York 18th. .
QUAKER CrrY-From Few York Aprn 1 arriving Of Hs-
April O. From Havana March r. arriving at New York
March -.
NArAxKAsFrcm New York for MaAnEas he sh Of each
month. at 2PM.
KARKAx-From New York for Havana via Nassau Fr, on
The of every alternate st New York.
EB-when the above fall Sunday The steamers WIN
sail on Monday, except from New Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Az packages oxd letters Intended for The NEW YORK HERALD
should be scaled
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Canadian flour was In fair demand with sales OF 425
bbs 1t s. 40 81 TO- Southern -four buoyant,
and good request from the domestic trade. The GALES
embraced 100 bbe., closing within the range OF the
above prices Rye -four steady and In fair request
the above figures with sales OF ECO bhs Corn meal
moderate request and Light sales made quotations.
Wheat steady and In fair demand 10 part export
but chiefly for milling The sales embraced about II coo
bushels, including white Canada 1t 81 GO red Weetsrn
acve though prices favored purchasers. The sales
braced about 20, 900 bushels, including New Orleans
low at 7sc. Rye was in limited request at $50. S5c
Barley malt VAS firm at &c. 9oc. Oats were Arm and
In good demand with Gales OF Western and Canadian
42Hc. 4SHc., and State, ct 43Hc. 44Hc.
CoFTxE-Ihe market was firm, while sales were quite
limited and holders demanded full prices.
CorTox still without animation whIs the sslcs ON
brsoed about GOO bales, closing at about the following
quotations -
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION NO
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There was o marked reaction on the STOCK Ex-
change to-day, produced chiefly by the realization
OF profits by the successful operators for the rse
and by a renewal of demonstrations on the bear
side. New York Central, which sold on Saturday
at 79}, fell to-day, between the boards to ia, and
closed 77E bid. The chief purchasers were the par
ties who have been such liberal buyers for the past
few days; the sellers comprised few bear opera
tors and the bulk Of the jobbers who have
lately been identified with the rise, and
whose profits, at the prices of the morn
ing, must have been handsome. The down.
ward movement was assisted by telegram
from Albany stating that the Attorney General OF