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SINGER MACHINE,
Sewing Machines

should call and examine the superior adv sntages
ths Machine ali Othe s before buying
Full and reliable information about Sewing Ma
eh nes 10 be had by sending Tor
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sPALD1NGs PREPARED GLUE


SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household ca n
afford to be without it. It is always ready and up
the sticking point. There is no longer a necessity
for limping chsirs, spntcred veneers headess dolls,
and broken cradles II is just the article for
shell, and other ornamental work, so popular with
ladies OF refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold, being
chemically held in solution, and possessing all tn
valuable qnsittes OF the best cabinet makers Gl
IL may be used 10 the place OF ordinary, muciIare
beng vastly adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
NIB Brush accompanies each bottle. Price Is cts
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar ST. New York
Address HENRY C. SPALDING &Co..
Box, No 600, New York.
Put up for Dealers IN Cases containing -Four Eight
and Twelve Dozens-a beautiful Lthographic Show
Card accompany ing each package.
aS-A spsle buttie OF SPALDISGtS PREP pEI.
GLUE viii save ten times lis annualys o eysiy
househUid--aa
Sold by al prominent Stationers, Druggists Hard.
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grlcers, and Fancy
Store.
ColRtry merchants should make q note OF sPAI
iiNG'S PREPARED GLUE, when making up their
list II u III stand any climate
JanlO-ly
II
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Coal! C0aI! Coal!

Coal! Coal! Coal!
A Ii peIsons desiring srPERIoR article of Goa
IA entirely free from SLATE OR CISDER and making
ohIy SEWN per cent ashes should send an order to
the EinaCoal Yard, where they can obtain the m
ceS: pr
Large Selected Lump 2Icen,sne p,sha,
Screened or Round 10 a. a.
Backsmith's or Fine Is &c
orders can be left in Box "a P. o.. Or at the Yard
BACK Of the N. & c. K, r. Depot.
DE Z2-u SAAL. J AGNEw.
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LOFTS FURNACES

.yusT erceivsd four Of
q tie Adore celebrated 5.,\
Furnaces Of size s1stzbie
for warming Churches OF <S-4
lsrgefisliz- UWE5<@SH
have pas up several o. VI AK AI3
fEese Furnaces 4nd know ~N
them - se poEersai and ~
ec5nous>> He<ter, and Civ
sng o1t pure and kesithy ~
heat. eith bst iftie uo1ble {xIyxIJ
IN keeping the Gre ap and HII3
free ffam sect. having ak1p- %1IHl2Ik
ply q REGISTERS. Hot-Air TTrT7T7
fpez, ke-, al~sys - kzna- X}iItlk
an prepared - pas them - =
ur ~ kha=t nel.ce, ~ The -. 6HfXkA
lsHczt rates. 5zkkx 5TI>
wv. gIISoS.
SIS III College -,
aesls-sf Asestfor Less's Furnace. fazhsll'e
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DrcsS Goods,

Cloths, Csssmeres, Tweets, Cotionades, Linen and
Linen Duck Tor Goats and Pants.
We shall have on han. full and complete assert
ment OF all class or WHITE GOODS, including
IRISH Linen, Linen Has dserrhsess, Ilamzsks, Nap
kins, En,breideries Isces, Muslin CuTtsins Nanies
&C. Our stock Of EngiIsh, freI ch and German HuS
IEhY will be ut all times found full Our assortment
OF Varieties and Yankee Notions, Witches, Jevelrs
and Fancy Goo. CHE. 10 ESUnsKATE-suf
aeeni 20 IL will compare isvorably wrh anJ
A. "a. -.sr
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office.

A Ii persons having claims against B. s. HAMII.
I 10 n, ere requested to file them with bis Trus-
zee lot settlement on before the Sth day of Feb
fuary, loto, Tor pro rata distribution al payuent
W. Il. lUtlS :, Trustee for
B. s. HAMILTON,
janf-1m N' -N
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PenmanShin

a Ii who wish to attend Mr. DOIBEAR,S Classes
"A should DO 8" Immediately, Lie there is an CD
PoTtunIty Young gentlemen " no wish good sala-
1ss ara sooc situations, should 1t themselves for
sueh situations 70 the satisfaction oil tLeir en-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-05

As accidents tCill happen, IN iCeu regulated
antilles, it is very desirable 70 have cheap aud
convenient way Tor repairing Furniture, Toys Crock
cry, &c.
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Ehr1f Tisrsss, sArrsss asa Casts. fer rsie 81
II issis sEsJ. =. sfiEIIs 4 90
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-05

LIABILITIES. -...a 8 s
No liabilities 10 banks oshers. due OF nos
u.s. .--..--.-..
No losses adjusted anss due .............. T4
Iossss ADJUSTED eai not due. "a 900 ss
-. - ,sssea :. l7,.7l 81
as well as isses resisted inclncea 10 last
AhHN y "fefo.
All other claims against the COMPANY San.
The rule ef tie company not % exceed .
$1,000 Ia ANY oafe Ttsk iiksly 10 be Iost
" sNkso hte>.--. .--.s-.........-.
Tbs amount insured IN city OF vil.sge de-
PENS ep iis s.ze, generally ali tie de-
s1rsbie risks - be haa suAjeet io The rule
=, -. 49, n-loec
Tbs amount insured - sny bioek II
buildings depends upon ts side and con-
; ruetloRs s1bl c. % the rule above te.-
sttt - -.
The Act u laeorfset esian Il Sic ia y.ur enc.
RAIIH GiLlITT, F,sxsspxSx
JosETn IL. srssouz, Secretary.
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/. NJ. SINGER L co.'s GAZETTE,

which Is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
voted 10 this sutjvc., sent gratis
j. NJ. SINGER L CO.
J. T. LORI, Agent,
i.n5l-Im IS North College street.
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Velvet, Brussels, ply ngrsin all wool haff wool,
Stair Hall Cotton Carl etiDss, every grade and
quality Aaits, Hearth kngs Canton Mating, focoa
do. Indeed, IL q purpose % keep constantly On
hand full and rcmt lete stock Ct the above Goods
whieh viii ODER 30 Cash OF prompt time dealers
los Bot -. tha1 sD3 other hsase u The vest
cru county.
10 those eho are % search Of Goods below the
prizes, <0R y X l. IS THAN THEY Ara
WORTH J We w0uia say thai GER arFzngrrseSss are
completed FIR obtaining cons gunsEts aaa - u b
lots - that viii ensbls az ali times meet their
xisbes, aud earnestly request 81 Cash Buyers or
Prornst Pay ing Containers 10 call and cyan oaF
stock before purchasing elsex here. We are deter
mined make car Aoese ibe Dspet q chssp Gscds.
IRAbCk LrcIS-
notice will be given &C our ersf Nam o1h Aac-
liop Saie u spEtDg Summer Gzo1x.
feSl-H SAC
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-05

We have patupzndsoia
years, ana Gan sAS, II
u, what ae have never
ANY other nedicine-Akv
A SINGH INSTANCE. TO
timely nsedi Never did
of dissatisfaction by any
The contrary, all are de
lions, aud speak In terms =
ton OF its magieaisslfets -
We speak IN this matter
amer ten years eNlleri
RErrIAIiox Eoa THKsVIHL
asELAkK. IN sin~stsFexg
f.sng is suffering from pain -
xIIfbe found IA Efscen OF
tae syrup - admins =
This valuable pFelArs
Of one OF lse Atio1 ~ -
FUI. NURSES IA Nrs has -
ssea With AkVER-fALC
1liuUSASlsS =
Sotaaiyselleses tbs cLiis
.sratcs the stefnac q and
Jay aad givesteHe and ca
ssm. IL will ALMOST in
GRIflSG IL TiiE ~
MIND
andoxsreonsconyulsiohf<
same-lsed sns IA death
sn1 suzEsT zEasDs fsfHE@
DYsksfEkf AID DAB -
shethef 40 ariEes from n
other cause. We would -
~hs has = child suGerinS -
Ing eempl.iatz-Lfi Mi -
CAS-. SOa EEiE PkEr
stand estweea year seseF
thai sail Be suTs-fss.
% follow be ess oslhfss
uzsd-
FsiisiFsetsen sfer azinf -
estfis. None xsEaizs an =
euaIIs = PERKINS, Mes
side zfarFsE-
Sold - lfsskiztstaEoaEs
Prineipkl oa.es Ne. IL
lazssdkHly Prise IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

FROM HAvAYA.-The u. s. Mail steamship Quaker
City, r. w. Shufeldt commander, arrived from Ha-
yana yesterday morning at p M, having LEFT that
port on Monday last at p. M, arriving in four days
and twenty one hours being the quickest passage
during this season. The weather during the voyage
had been quite pleasant up to lOl a. m of the Sth
when a north least sno T-storm get in, with very
heavy sea- breaking away about a. m OF the 9th;
10 a. No., three miles south of Squan Beach, saw
large ship ashore, lying head to the s., evidently
London or Liverpool packet bound In as number OF
passengers were board, and pa ties upon the
beach were preparing to go off TO assist in landing the
passengers; and, from her lying comfortably on the
beach, with little sea, there will be no difficulty The
ship had painted ports, with manm9st gone to the rail,
main and mizzen topsails Set and Ind probably gone
on shore during the snow.stoIm Of lat night Spoke
steam ug-boat Jacob Bell, sending her to give assist
ance.
The Quaker City arrived ont at Havana on her last
passage of the 25Eh ult. at of the lst in nine
day. and nineteen hours, meeting the steamers Cahaw
bs for New-York and Habana for New-Orleans in
port, both leaving the same afternoon at p. N.
The steamer De Soto from New-York Feb. "a, ar
rived out at p. M the Sd inst, in five days and
three hours sailing for NewOrleans the next morning
at II N. u. 8. steamer Crusader, Mafit commander,
entered the port of Havana at III of the 5tn all
we'll from cruise TO the eastward, to leave the 9th
for the west ward of the island.
The few days prior to the sailing of the Quaker City
occupied by celebrating the taking Of Cetuan and
the victories over the Moors, to which was added,
tie 3d. the arrival OF the Spanish mail steamer Earopa
with later news TO the 9Th ult from Cadz Spsn giving
a fresh impetus to the universal rejoicngs. Nothing
else had occurred worthy of note
The health of Havana has been excellent, and the
weather quite pleasant. Business has lot been active.
The sugar market quite dull under foreign advces
No. - 81 50 to ~ rs per 100 pounds Stock IL 500
boxes. Shipments last week Il, 900 bales.
Freights better demand for the United States, with
little better price, Hogsheads of sugar for out ports
at - so per ho9shead.
Exchanges languishing. and little demand for large
sums. London, 60 days sight, l2i t, 49, premium;
United States, 60 days sight, 9! 81 premium; New
Orleans, days, 81 al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

HoRRID MURDER At PARTY.-Last evening, at
a O'Clock one OF the most fendish murders
mitted that ever outraged the feelings Of humanity.
social party assembled at one Of the apartments
in No. II East Broadway, visiting the family who
side there. Among the number was Patrick McHugh,
his wife Bridget and their two children. The evening
appeared to be passing pleasantly with them. They
were talking and amusing themselves together when
suddenly Patrick said to his wife, Won't You give
me some beerl" to which she replied, "Why no,
Patrick; i never give you anything now" Az she
smoke this he placed his around her neck as II TO
embrace her. but in his hand was an open razor with
which he suddenly cut her throat. The stroke was
given with 30 much power as TO cut away even part
Of the bone the third verebrae). She fell and died
without the ulterance OF word.
Tbe s;obt nresented as we entered the house. was
piteous In the extreme. There lay the mother, 30
friphtfuy aDgled At her head sat one OF the guests
AT Ihe party with an infant in her arms stained with
blood which had spirited from me wound WINE around
the air with their peous wall. The son, manly fell
low of seventeen, detailed to us how the iatner had
been discharged from the Ohio Penjtentary, where he
had been ncareeratsd for seven years iOs tbs
wounds received on that occasion still upon her person
Since his discharge the relates that he has been
kind TO the mother, and that Whenever ne coua sup
home from his duties upon the rVer lWheie he "o.ou!
he would find all pleasant at home, until Monday nign
when the father began drink again, and the fesrfui
tragedy was the result After the murder, the father
deliberately walked TO his home IN Longworths VINE
barracks Sixth street, east OF broadway ana began
10 talk with his son, who knew nothing Of the murder
until officers Boiler and Anderson entered and arrested
his father. The three children are. james, wac is
IL years old; Mary and Hannah, who are aged re-
spectively 10 and 8years.
AS soon AZ the information reached the Hammond
street sationHonse the officers were dispatched by
Lieut. BrockiDgon In every direction in pursuit of the
murderer. Fortunately officers Boiler and Anderson
had been directed to his room IN the barracks, which
they reached just as he we making his escape.
ICncinns, Ohio Commercial, March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

HOPsTbere very limited baxness doing fdes- fs
e'SmSo I'D 9S,s to' ri, 70 s PC. ne ,vo,,
,.iss roo ,slss ct s5e n Ell
d ,os. 3 s SssT lad ii
note sales Of 2coo bbl. common Roellsod q. M
Inmp !, scarce and 10 demand a. 81 IS.
MOLAss 3 is stead, ssles OF Us Dbl. NewOTleme "a
4ac rs hbd'. Cuba at soc. and 90 bbs Texas % Pivs
NAVAL sToRE s-spir. rupen,ino /. in hir Request .
lsGstc cash Tor meehsntssle and shipping lots ~
mains quiet yet nm = ~ ei. conmon Rosa dslsi
IN ini.e5 request sss Of TOO bb No. al 81 Is Rs0 a.
ard ss d ss op. ss ~so~ essa
bbl., ksw,Bs' ne .. s2 s't In order n yard,
Os,on, rss. sales Of 1910 ssons Lnsred :. s1sss ca.
p1sRRso isps Poi s4S md IA
sys are s @oss:s ss 6e .S "s o 70. tie ale:
I which 20 ysIs uDsSle so, = sGs' :i u issT Of
sTiivsls huited sales Of 6s bb sSls9t5 70 for COM
~ ne % p@. i'i Ms s.ps' ss s ana s
Beef Ham, quiet sales OF 30 bels st Sis ~ Bscoa
s,n Cut o.c for Long Ribbed western asS Is
III short Clear tCity private terms Lsri ,tssdy md 10
s t1S osfic and ' 100 s D,sd s ss N ia
msnd 1laste Cut Meats are steady sale. o. ~ bids and
fair demand 2sc for State and l4aisc for OHIO chsssi
RicF%Tbes l. little more doing former rates. ssa d
SIS tco. 1t 90 1894 rs per 100 lbs.
sUGARSTbe trade j. moderate; prices are steady ale,
27O bh6s Porto Rico ale, aud SO hhts Cabs sos
srICFs-e hear Of sale Of 1900 .ts stained CAs<s
private terms -. 80, ~.
sPELTER ia better request; sales Of 100 uns 3, SIC b.
months a.. -. =,
sEEDs-The market IL heavy and lower: the ,uppyh
large Timothy Seed aud wanted 20 bush or
Resped. Rough Fissseed i. wanted At 81 g. bush Calcutta
Lireed quiet bu. r sales Of 900 bags In Boston, 81 Alarm
At 81 62i y bush cash.
1FAs11he auction sale this morning showed sdv,~s
ld2c " Gesns and very firm feeling for blssks; al
were sold the following rates Tyson A1sgc Young Hy
son. 2aastc ;ounpowdrT ssaSIc imperia 2atse oolsas
36ldGc PowchoDg 43c 5o1chons eSD43s and Cosgoa 81
2bd26lc.
TObACCO-There e. 9 good demand and prices krun;
sales Of hhds Kentucky at s6l0c S bales Havana 9
Soc 234 seedeaf ga 8c B do Florda at l3dz1t
TALLOW-Tbe market Is dull and lower sales Of 5000
prime City at l0c., aud no charge for package
WHIsKY-The nsIket IL firm, the demand setivs ses
OF 500 ibis. at 2ic.
WHALEBONE lie quite dul bat prices generally nsin
tanned
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COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

Th,s BOARD met Yesterday afternoon " Police Head
quarter, President SrILLsss In the chair, and all the
members present.
Upon petition from the Captains Of the various
Precncte stating that they we're freq 1entiy Obliged To
eIeploy medical men 10 attend injured persons whs
were brought the statonhJuses, thereby incurrng
additional expene 10 the Department resolution was
sdopted that the me bers OF the Police Sarsicl Staff
be SO stationed about the city that they can be reached
BY telegraph at all hours.
James Barr of the Fourth, Thomas Sullivan aud z.
MoVey of the Fourteenth and Dennis Warren Of the
Thirteenth Wards, members OF the old force were re-
instated upon the usual terms.
A Communication received from Captain Turn.
bull of the Eighth Precinct, sskng that his station
houte which recently injured by lire, be repaired
Referred to Comuittee on Rel ars.
Mr.. Charles Robinson WAS reapponted Inspector OF
the Police Telegraph and it lie understood that In a
thOrt time he viii place new telegraphc instruments
in all of the Station Houses.
A resolution wac offered by Mr. BAILEY that each
member of the Board thall have power to make detail
ments al appointments in the county for which he Is
appomted-tbus for New. York, Messrs. Stilm,n, Ul-
sfoefer, Bailey, and Mayor Wood; Kings Coanty,
Mr.. Stranahan and Mayor Powell; Westchester and
Richmond Counties, MIR. Bowen. The paper was laid
upon The table.
: 1t was stated that Capt Coulter of the Twenty
secopd Ward is the recipient of double favors-draH
ing pay Captain Of Police and pay az Harbor Mas
ter TO which position he recently appointed. No
act ON has vet been taken in the matter "a IT Is sup
posed that the Captain will shortly resign one OF tne
| positions.
Mr.. BAILEY offered resolution which was adopted,
directing the Commt.se on Rules and Regula1ons TO
report il dttail the of all persons OF the old
nicips force claiming be entitled to restoration and
i bach pay, with such facts as have come TO their
| knoHledge favorable adverie to their claims TO-
geher with any al other information that they can
furnish.
Mayor WooD expressed the opinion that there were
at least 400 men Whose claims were perfectly good,
| men who had been regularly appointed, aud who had
never heen dismis sed Other members of the Board
differed with his Honor and thought that there could
not be found more than sixty with bona Tide claims.
large number had already been reinstted upon ren-
gushing claims to back pay; while others, believing
their claims to be good refused to relinquish. They
were depirous of bringing the vexaious question to
| aetllement.
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msrLes..-RepOrseS By Telsgrspl.


BALTIMORE, March 9-FLouR very hrm and sales; How
ard street held IS WBRAT active snd buoy advanced
Sc sales 81 40Q$1 80 for BED, aud oil 60d$ 81 "a Tor
White. CoRS steady; White, 70d73c; yellow, T5G7sc.
PoRK frmi Mess, Sis0sls Isl Prime, els WHISKY dul.
fHIIasELPHIA March a-FLouE firm; superfne, s5 IS.
WHEAr active 81 1851 so. Coax drm saes 500 bush
Yellow at 73074c Pork unchanged HANS, pickle, SIC.
WHISKY firm st 23d24c.
s.yAsaH March s.-CoTroy-Saes TO day 900 bales The
turn the favor of the buyer Sales Of the weet
$50 bales Receipts of week. H. 90 bales against 90
bales last Stock IN port o5Oo Dae Setnns btcnsnge
l031lU9t.
the market closing unchanged -
CHARLESTON Mach 9-n the COTros marks. tho feeling
move quiet sales to-day 800 oae. sales OF the week ZOO
bales receipt of the $50 bales, szns 80 In cores
ponding week last year; stock in port 800 bales ssan
IS go In same week oflast year
ArGUsrA March 9The ssles OF COTTON to-day were very
trIeuf; prices without chsnse.
CIyCiyyArI March 9-FLoUR closed With an advancing
tendency Gales at S5Gyds5 65 for Superhne. WHmsr t.
lower Mess PoRK in improved demand chiefly for the Es,ea
trsde; ,ales st ST. 250Sl750. ,
Hgw-OELRAss March e-CoTTos-Sales to-day, 800 bales
lO0lc for Mdd1Dg SUGAR steady safe Tor sr %
fuly fair FLOUR 81 0G$6 IS for Superhne CoRS cul
r9iSsOc. Mess PosK, $ls 50. WHIsxr, nc. FAsisHrs
without alteration. x..,o-,
NKw-ORIyAys Mach 8-Exchsnge 10 unsltered.
CpaRIRSroS March 9SternS Exchange q as cent pre-.
mium Sight Exchange NEWTON, par "a y cent pre-
COMMERCE OF BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, March lepl
Exports Of the weeh.................. $500
TRADE OF PHILADELPHIA.
Weekly Exports.. seSlerSyo
weekly IMPORTS. "S@,o"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

Steamship Quaker City Shufedt, Havana March ct
mdse. mails and to Hsrgous Bros Friday 9Th, Sc 10
sonthwsId had painted ports fOrenat gone n and iIen-
ss set and lad probably shore during the ~
could not make out her Sent steamer Jacob Bel
10 her assistance. .
mdse IS pass. t. L. Morgan. On the outward passage,
James Humphres Of Londen, while aiding down the
mantopmast backay fell overheard and lost Feb 90
a 49, exchanged signals with ship Peter Marcy of New"
port Of Newly ork bound T. I'd nst A. g. in dense
FOX In collision with the Br Myrtle from Porto
Rice bound St. Johns ~ and sunk her the crew hsd
baey time TO get board the Dsyonshe see marine ncw
thick weather having obtained pilot hauled of shore
Ship Riga of Mabiehead, Free.o Rotterdam JAN IT, mdss
TO Boyd Hincken. Experienced some heavy wsosher.
Scr. Robert Caldwell Hudson Charleston, s. C dsys ces-
ton, &c to McCresdy, Mott a Co.
schr Mulsrsye tBr) Romkey Halifax days. hsh Se' 70
Schr Nonpsreil DR. of Dighton N ST. Hall, Corvallis
N, T.. IT. days. potatoes. to Hyde Duryee
Schr d. T. Wilets Baker Ezabethport mot nom hewlon
don as reported yesterday, coal FOR New-London;
Schr Laura Gertrude Campbell Charleston days cotton
DollDtr, Potter Go.
schr sarah Elizabeth Kelley EEzabethport csal BosOa
schr D. II. Barker Barker Virginia. wood for Newisven
Schr Chocaw, Harding Elzsbethpot coal for Wharchsn
Schr Angler, Bessey, WsehsD days nails
Schr. r. A. Saunders, ireland Proyidencs for -
Steamer Potomsks, Arey New Bedford, mdss and pss
Joseph Allen.
Steamer westcheer Jones, Providence, mdse and
/. Odel.
Steamer Abstro Jones' Providence mdse to isse 0dsn
SAiJEDShips Java for London Seth Sprssue for Bremen
Comet for San Francisco Wabsmo, for Rotterdam Pnfs
for New0rleans Laura Ru.s, for Csnfuesa brig sAs 0
Jsckon,e Also shipe Leicester (Br for Chsestoai hs1
nah Crooker, for New Orleans; brig Reporter. |,
BELoW-l ship and bsrks.
Withholding the day, from N to N w. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

COFFEERo ia rmer with stock Of only 1900 bsss and
only ~ c0 at all ports in the United States Some quote prices
4c higher The sae bags Rio at III dl3ci bO tea
Jamaica At l2ic, and 200 bags Cape private terms
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western and State
Flour quite active in part speculative and with limited arrivals
sales are again better for most kinds especially for the better
sdes the inquiry chiefly for the East and home trade the
Gales IL bb at IS s IS IS for Super6ne State and
westerns $3.50 IS IS for Extra do 65 20 for very choice do
% l0d$6 por shipping brands Of Round Hoop Extra Ohio
20 f3o 10 for trade brands d., Included In .hs sales
O bbls Extra State at S5 s. CsnAdsn Flour In modera
supply and much wanted At full rates sales Of 10 bbls
% 80dt1 70 for Extra brands Southern Flour in brisk
mand and again better the arrivals limited and there 10
much hImness noticeable the close the sales 100 bb
the better grades Rye Flour 10 In fair demand and s steady
sales Of 200 bbls at 90 60a*t to Corn Meal 10 quiet prices
sussnod sales Of $50 bbl % 6e "a 20 for Jersey aud
- Tor BrAndywiDe Buckwbeat Flour in brk demand
and Is firm, at 81 75d 81 si1 " 100 10.
tlS-Dry Cod In better request sales OF 1900 qA
Western bssk 90 $40 80 rs a. TO quality, And 1850 qts
ST. Georges Bank 81 25d$t ar Macherel more act
i've and frmer; sales Of 900 bbs No Mass &l7 and
200 do SIS No $40 10 for large No and ss0 % -
for medium do Smoked Herring In reduced stock and
firm st 0d22ic for No. I, aud a2lc for Scaled
0RAlN-1he demand for Wheat Is quite ace mainly spsc'
Native and prices better; the arrivals limited The sales
are Go bush Red state at al 80 In sore 5000 BUSH nutty)
White Canadian Bl Sill Ia store 800 brsh prime White,
do al about 81 81 and 0ce bush prime Milwaukee Club al
s2S Rye l. In limited demand and 10 steady sales Of 200
bush Northern &c. delivered Barley quite firm and In
Barley salabe Oats active and steady
Isd4.c for Western and Canadian aud 4ldtc for State
Corn good supply aud ques small saes OF Jersey aud
gouthern Yellow 1sd8e. and White Southern ct 1880
White 8saas selling at 81 oa9slI bush for new aud
Csc. q 81 for cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

FIRE IN PoKiFPsw.-A fire was discovered yester-
day morning in the large carriage mandatory occu-
pied by Sherman & Dean, in Pokeepsie, which soon
communicated TO the frame building used az black
smith shop by Clement Clark, and thence to an
other, occupied in part by s. Shields Co., as news
Office, in the rear, by VIM. Shields as paint shop. 1t
also spread to the east and attacked the Engine House
Of Engine No. >, and Booth Hose No. 2. There being
high wind, little could be DONE The loss Of Sher-
g. Dean was about $4,000, partially insured; Of
G.. Clark about 81 900; of s. Shields about $780, OF
w. Shields, $780, the loss 10 the corporation, OOO
insuredi but in what compaDes We could not learn.