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CoSrhpERATE MATES DisrNcrl CONFEDERArE STATES
COURT, HIP CHARLES A.
EARW ELL, khc. IN
Distri" Of Louisiana PRIZE. No. 49,
pK VIRTUE OF an Admiralty xvarra mt,
~ directed to ma i'll tho above entitled seized and
taken into my possession the thirteen sixteenth of ship
Gil RS \. FARWEl her tackle, apparel and furniture,
etc und DO ciie and aduonsh the aud
all and every other person. having pretending
have, any right title Or interest to The be and
appear before District Court Of the Confederate atcs
District Aforesaid be holden MT the city Of Neg Orleans on
before the THIRD MONDAY from the publication hereof,
to show if any they have why tho thirteen
sixteen parts of sud ship Charles A. Farwe her tackle APP
pHrel aud furniture etc, thoud he condemned lawful
prize, and tbs proceeds thereof distributed aecnbly the
pray er OF the ib5lnnts.
New Orleans, Iay 3d. 1861.
c. b. BEVERLEY.
Marshal c. S. Of America
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LEGAL NOTICES


sEcoEp District sUccEsssnT3Ts or P 3 ~ EAR
Of hts and to all persons herein efeni 10
show within days from the present nottailG any
they have why the account presented py the fh
meary Executor Of this estate should not be hornoKated and
approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
BY order of the Court.
z. MICIIoT, Deputy Clerk
DEUxrEHE CouR DISTRICT SUECEssTON DE DAVID
De y SnnveIle-DTleaus. 5 EARBOtR-&O l5IJ3.
WIS est par lie present tOnl7e aUX cfeH'7
"a cefS de la dIe succession ct toutes autres -fsoDne5
celia peu conccrncr. aVor dGdure. dix dGter
Ia prasente publication les aisOns pour lesqUees lie
prtene par FExscreur Tesamentre de Ia die e-sIpn
ser point appronTa ct hon1loguh les iond La
r6partis cnnt0rntnlelt Git c01LGts.
Par ordre de ia IauE.
iyZ3 2 81 F. EICIz0T, 7 sauta Gref,e-
CONFEDERATE STATES MARSRAL'S SALE.
CoHFEDERATE SITES DISTRICT IN. B. BAKFE AHn Al.
District Of Louisiana. CHEWING. lG
VI FltSTEE OF writ of Ferdttionf E. :"
~ poas TO dire ed in the gb0ve entitled suit viii
ceed To sell 10 the hRhaet bidder THURSDAY, 25 Gag Of
Jnty 1861 at lzoc9ck NJ at the City Hotel, Common SIRE
between Camp and Magazine Streets the twet y.oneth
seconds Of t hip Sarah Petgsw, Of l92 tons now lying
TERMS Cash ut tie tina o. a. Indication.
Confederate States Marshas office, New Orleans 18Th day Of
July, lt6l
C. B. BEVERLEY,
jyl5ll G.. s. Marshal.
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AVIS DU MARSHAL.
COMPAGNIE DIES REMORQUEURS
CoUR DE DISTRICT de LOCEAN. REMnRQUEUR
ETATs'fHoSFEDEREs, BALTIC VS. lie NAVIRE IN DE.
District la Louisiana TENDANCE EFT SA ,iARGAlSNN
De tOFOV. PROCES POUR
SAUFETAGE. No. q.
I'M VE3rU dun writ tI'Amirtute a III OF
ia atre"d dams !,mitare ciessqs a sal ct p's
session te nHve lNDEPESD ANCE grdenentS, Gppa
meubrs e donue avis mateant proprsaire
prour eres autre personne personLea
pren liant Hvoir dro tire ntett dit
davor presenter ronr de Dis DIES EtnsC9ntdG
pour lie District sdit dcvan Ia vile de la
Nouvclle Orleans lie avant lie TROI&iEME LNDI, Guter
de la publication u present avis pour fe vao les ros,
ss avaen esGutlies lie dit uNvie indt pendance
srGemen appiiHa meube seien pas condnl-
mes vendU cnnurmten l. riere de dts denaufieurs.
Nouvele Orleans, Ter lie jim 1851.
w O. B. BEVERLEY,
ia3 3ti20d Va >a' Ars NflsCon'td:rGs d. AmGriuue
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., TAn ABrTA sPRINGs-MRs.

fF; BoSStERE respectfully announces her friends s%.l
for the reception Visitors The unrivslsd electric medicinal
shne hive I Her s St
as eloioe VIII be "bnndenty supplied and every attention
her Tn1g exerons to gys to all who may honor
dis,nnee # he ays co7nson and M"ndeVie at ren
de IT, the , Sves to tho:e pHsss % aen
Covington to convey passengers to the Springs
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, RY PROFESSORS J. L. AND W.
P RIDDELL.
parish of +; Tamnnny, miles and half Gov
ss St r S n eS ste gh
It il quite unlike waters known in the neighborhood
suppose bas s fsSs
deep the earth :" ~ "i5Tis H!'s'an Ts
Professors Louisiana University.
there are 6ss m mines Of disabled matters mads ap of the
following Ingredients enumerated in the order of their relative
si3da acid. ................., sss gramnes
Sodium. 800. .....................2 sl
Prooxde Of iron. Observation-Disclosures. 222
MAGNETISM. oss :.
Chlorine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
POTASH, snirhuretted nydr gen, organic
matter and loss. DAB
To1al . 16 20
In mineral where inEredisns assoeatey held
chemically united the other We may, however,
this case infer thst The water contains
garhons acids, sics chloride of magnesium bcarbonate
o ass f 9 OF If In ] at o Of soda Of o.
sodium and nroHably other combinations. myl0E
,t sS a#sa ease 3 eliss s
E men1 and pleasure has been fitted up in No style, "a
dsSn of visitors The Fourth psre. Ferry from The
az SIN .,N HENKy scHrHMAKER, Proprietor.
EEFE E.Su! LA ,Sts5 liz so. Of
House for Term o. SesTs we ake th means M
known to the pnhs that i has been ,h9roughy renovated
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sEcosD JUSTICES CoURr, }FRANK BoRGE for the Of P
Lane, JEREMIAH O'CAI4

sEV0ND JUSTICES Co0KT BOKIIE NV iFlG q 2
Pn l:h Of Orleans. LsGiI AN.-"No 80
II u VIRTUE OF u writ OF Eeri facfss, to
~ ne directed by The Hon y. F. Mlchet second Justice Of
the Peace the Parish Of Orleans the above entitled
will proceed TO sell public suction in the of the
City Hotel, Common street Camp Magazine
Streets on WEDNESD AZ, the 2lst dry Of August 1861 Il
O'Clock NJ.
= EkRTA IN LOT OF GROUND situated IN the Third Dis
frirt of his city, in No V,quh Port
ala q rod Streets ard Lafayette The .ji lot folig
On Nrunhhrt aud forming the of UruulArt
Inri -lfr9T m"hsuna ~ ael front 10 feet depth be
tween parallel Ii c rs shown by sketch daH DllG
m6rnu Deputy City Surveyor, June IS 1851 aad now
de, u'r' in office. "
Seized in The above suit
IEtMS-GAsh Q the spot
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
mr., UNION HOTEL, at HOLMES s.sa
Gsl VILE. PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, d.
Summer Resort.

The above Establishment situated 10 miles east Of the New
Orsans and jackson Rs0ad will bs found by visitors from
the city Or other distant places be Of the best summer
retreats tor comfort recreation and PLEASURE either for families
Or single IONS thst be resorted Facilities in abund
e are afforded tere for bathing. fishing hunting etc. and
me village l. heal ky shaded and extremely pleasant and
az eeabfe. Prices for board & as lollows--
Bead and lodging per month, sI5 10
Wasting extra ' "
onTeyances furnished st all for transit between Ucnes-
Vile and Magnolia 10 miles distant on fhe RAILROAD
Holnesviie, Mar I2. 1891. ia nav
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! EsEAANCyE's TE1fsAAE CDEEDlsE-
BEAUTIFYIN6 / So VIGORATIfTa l. REGLLATJNtt

FER p7oductng l&9onI1f Conpexis, Erect i~teefG
Carriage fthe oa Cheerful Disp0sIt;op Hem wing Botehs'
ems truDons tTOa the Face Curing low MrhI
2ho Dzz ess 's,itation OF the Heart psn> II the FL
Earf Limbs whites, Ayd all the tSTu
p by Suppressed, isiniu Irregular s4a ruaftoL
fy9lch lllU Female Sex is5dbiGct,
IT HAS NEVER REEiN KNOWN To AIS
Originality cGmpuauUf rot Lae purpose Of lll5 l4
regulating the Monthly Peio2 Of Women, hie u doeu ar
any nd AZ circumstance L3Birsnck'6 Fegae
pGeeE he FeuBYs JuTiR1rator md Bs4nyier o
Ii haeH lIv tested IN ohs and proves 10 hr saual
all Ii LAS been represented.
IT, lady o. Of The rl7st pr0Inent eitzenH Mps9 ns
f,cnly ern Dnility and Log Spirits U3t.Gn
lbs mind, through pHcton Of the womb p. c
LgaDyk7 NorliRl, after all other hE-
f!ilo5 utgaG excited healthy RliCr, and ge
0Ucs 7"orod aeet ha3pnsss e13 n society Of -"
family HH6 friends,
EHle5ous ssy surprising cures Of the -i desperate IL
Aia Of disease tbs Jpri0torS.
yas"S1il b John WEliHr + co, New Orleans 7 Al
LIANT CO., Mobile and Druggists generally, SEA "
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YNAIEfRUN AZ Co., j. o., DEALERS IN CAR
~ metIugR. OIL Ctnths. No. ia Nannl
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MARSHAL'S MONITION.
OCEAN TOW BOAT co.
CoSFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT TOW BOAT BALTIC VS..
COURT. SHIP INDEPENDENCE,
District of Louisiana. { AND COTTON CARGO.
SUIT FOR SALVAGE.
pY VIRTUE of an Admiralty warrant to
ID directed in the above entitled .uit have sz.d and
taken into my possession the ship INDEPENDENCE her
tackle, apparel and furniture do cite adnoish
the owners all and every her person persons
having, pretending have right tile or neres in
b. and before District Court OF the Cofed
States for the District aforesaid be holden in the
of New Orleans or before the THIRD MONDAY from tho
publication hereof show cause if they have can VIII
The said snip Independence her tackle apparel and furlure
should be condemned and sold agreeaby The prayer of
said Hbelans
New Orleans June l, 1851. "
C-B BEVERLEY,
Marshal G. S. Of America.
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49, BAHEEa' HOTEL
lid MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS. - 80
This astabshne will be opened for TIE accommodation f
v1s'tors on the BT day of June The entire rlsce bas
been newly htted mp and in complete order. new
"h and ah tlsn3es have been erected Attached the
hoel 10 81 Md Far Room containing choicest Wines
nnofa nho Billiard Saloon and Zen Pin Alleys after
most approved modern styles Pi to and Rife Gal
iery ana Livery Stable poyidad No. Saddle Buggy
and Ca'rase Horses In the Immediate vicinity The Telegraph
and Post Office situated.
and Ladies
address WILL An BARNES care Thor1pson 4 Harres "a
and Is Common street. new Orleans until the lat Of June and
thereafter, the Proprietor at Mississippi City.
my3 Am WN BARNES, Proprietor
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yFNUDEl, .JNGy.. DEALER IN MILLINERY and FINE
g Nhrcy Dry -inods Nes. Il and Il OharLres
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NeI,ss CafIln1,ffe PILE.

For the of Gostivenes Jauuice Dysnepsis Indges
ton Dysentery, Foul Stomach Erynela Headache, Piles
Rheumatism ErupIons and Skin Diseases Liver Complaint
Dropsy letter Tnmors. and Salt Rbeum Worms Govt Neu
ralgia. Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood.
They coated that the sensitive
them PLEASANTLY and they the best apeent in the world
all the purposes of family physic.
Price, 70 per box; five boxes for 81.
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M. RAUNi, GENERAL COMMISSION AND FOR
~ WARDING MERCHANT, Nos 81 Fulton and IS Front
Pop asron eveu forwordpgf: Fights and to the pur,
HhRsn md ~ = NJ ell Kinds PrniHra tA23 tv
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Has itself such for the Of every variety
of Throat and nn Complaint that it is entirely
for the evidence of its virtues wherever 1t has
been employ throughout
this section not do than assure the people ito
quality kept the hest it has BEEN and that may
be relied do for their relief all beenfound to do
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REEN PEAS

ElhSSWANN'S kktON III .I}&i)N n. z.
This celebrated COTTON BALE TIE Is only
be tied with rapiiy than rope. The Orleans Cot
ton Press this Tie exclusively recompressng.
The Hoops all painted rnst and Injury to the
Cotton.
Fur sale, wholesale and retail, easy terms, by
Fl. FASSMANE Il CO.,
% Commercial Place.
And R. G. LATTING Il CO.,
jafl 6rD Is Union street.
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mylf "

"a AUQE.sR 4iUN3las, &cUUNtIHY AHD
NJ "a, ORNAMENTAL. WORKS, Corner OF Benton and
IS EuphroS.,e Gets; Office, No 100 St. Charles treet,
Two the ct Charles rh-GJ+r,) NsnL:fct
q the latest 4 most approved Patterns Of Ee}tngs Fere
tss Doors, Shutters, Vaults, Bridges, Slteht and tHcn
4ar8 FTats, Capitals and all Sinds Of CAST IN
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building pnTposta
IN RapgU tlRstiues Guard Boxes Sabh W5!ltE F.n
:Gt0r sale h Old St.nd los 1T Charles
Criears. go -
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f. T. PARK Err,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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C. B. BEVERLEY,
Marshal G. s. Of Aael lea.
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hasty remarks, but after reflection he had risen and
voluntarily withdrew them. The Senator had seen
t i'm do this.-Mr. FESSENDEN-I dom recolect.
Mr.. DOUGLAS-The Senator controverted my
veracity.-Mr. FESSENDEN-Not at all--Mr.
DOU GLAS replied that he bad corrected the Seua-
two or three times, but the Senator did not be-
eve him, and it was not till then that he (Dougas)
used the offensive language. The Senator attrib-
uted to him what he did not say. He could appeal
with tru to the record Of fourteen years in this
body to show that he never made personal
saut on Senator except by retort or on provoca-
ton. He referred to the speeches today to show
they were intended to be personal and Irritating.
tie did not chose to answer the Senator's question
as to the code OF honor he relied on. No man had
right to his opinion the subject
Mr.. HALE said he recognized a portion of the CEN
of the Senator from Illinois as Intended for
himself He found already prepared for him a lit
tie speech, to be found in an old book-Second
Book of Samuel, XIV. 4, as follows: "AbsaOm said:
Moreover, that were made Judge in the land that
every man which hath any suit or cause might
come unto me, and | wonld do him justice"
[Laughter.1 This speech he preferred to his own
crude deas.-Mr. DOUGLAS presumed that
quotation would have great weight. 1t only showed
that it was read to avoid argument, and to make
a personal attack upon him. Hence he would
say-Come on, make attack after attack.
Get your quotations in advance. l am
ready to meet you. The Senator from
attack. The Senator from Maine followed
Then the Senator from New Hampshire came in
with what he called written speech. | expect to
give these gentlemen some trouble during this SEES.
sion. know their schemes. do not mean that they
shall break up the Union and draw the country
into war. Applause in the galleries. "A Sen
ator suggested that they be cleared.-Mr. DOUG
LAS-As the galleries will not be quiet, will say
no more. He then abruptly took his Seat.-After
an Executive session the Senate adjourned.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS. March l4.-Flour &c-The
demand Tor western and State Flour good and the mar
Ke closes rmer for the lower grades though prices
not quotably higher. The unfavorabe news from. FL
rope uoeS not operate on the market owing to less liberal
receipts and increased demand The better grades
more active and firm. The sales comprise IL 6OO b,s
az so1ooo Tor superhne State and Western; 1905 n
Tor extra State S. 25G5 40 for choice do & Inns "a
Tor low grades of extra Western; Is 405 IN for sh;
brands OF round hoop extra Ohio and S. 657 for trade
oranus 40 Southern Flour is firm and in good demand
lhe arrivals are limited, and the supply of the low
s.aues Is reduced The sales are 500 bbs at SIS sea
a. loI mixed 70 good supertine Baltimore, Alexandra
&C. ana rs for the better grades We hear also
OF 200 bbis Lynchburg going forward first hands
ne wheat market is better and holders are Htln
o"ihg 10 good demand and less rmness IN freBts ~
tue cioSe me inquiry is chiefly for export 1 - ~
or milllng. The sales 9S5O0 busheis az 49,
Tor chicago spring; 81 81 122H for Milwahle , 81 On
inside rate in store; S,2JGl2l cr Canaua ~ is 81 AZ
Tor red Western in store; $l.35 for ola Jersey 81
for white Ohio; 81 5OGI. so for whlte MichIsa'
for choice white Kentucky. Corn IS - can6ned
10 ~ ost 80 local trade. The sales embrace oS'OUo
bushels at 5SG59 cts for new yellow jersey I. "a
river: 80 AGO cts new mixed Wesse az ov 6S MO
delivered; 6IG65 cts. for new t for old West
Gus. io w ;n store and 666S cts for DO aeIEersu
Provisions-The Pork market Is lis Of soo bbis
and moderate Prime Mess IS N,a - &c piye 90
maui NJ IN Tor new Mess, $125OdlZfo or rlnle, anu
at S1I IL ~ ~ Mss Molasses-There has been but
sIo ;t ;nonirv at steady rates oma safes Oh Cuoa
~ 90 s and Porto Rico at ~ cts
for raw is very moderate, In' ~ Y cts Ia
change. ~ sS5K cts Refined are without change
EoyaI StoresSSprits Tupenune mas Deeh IN moderate
,,ard but prices are steady-the sales include some
den nh t AK cts straight, and 362 cts. shipping;
4oo I'LL at s2 rs per $50 lbs Common Rosin is still
hear of sales of 700 bbls at 81 % afloat The
Grades have been selling moderately; the transac.
tons embrace 600 bbls mainly ow-No. at $ls5
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS
EnR THE WEEK ENDING MAPrI TX

ALCoHOL.-We have had transactions to note in
Alcohol this week but quote Western distilled per
cent from first hands, at 30 cts. per gallon.
ALE AND P0RTER.-Tennents Ale is now selling at
sl75 for Xxx Scotch and $l65 for pale India in pints
and rennents Brown Stout SLIGO per dozen for pnts
ASHES-There is nothing doing in Ashes here, but in
New York they frmer, and quoted at IS l2k
for Pot, and s.. % per 100 lbs. for Pearls.
APPLES.Green Fruit is rather scarce, consequently
prices shade frmer. Sales making from the
wharf of Apples at 81 75d225 per Dbl to quality
There is nothing of any Importance doing in Dried
Fruit and unable to give quotations for
BARK.-There has been very little inquiry for Bark
this week. and the market for dull In the absence
of sales quote it nominal at sl720 per ton for fair
prime Quercitron. We note the export of 52S bags to
Liverpool.
BEESWAX.-There is very little doing in Beeswax, al
though small sales are making from store of prime yell
low at 2SG30 cts. per lb.
BREAD-We note moderate demand for Bread at
former quotations. viz Navy AZ cts Pilot cts. and
Water Crackers 6 cts per h.
BRIMSTONE.-There is nothing of any importance
being done in Birthstone, and we quote as nomi
nal at S57 50,G60 per ton for crude Sicily.
COFFEE.-There has been quite good inquiry for
Coffee this week transactions have been somewhat
restricted owing to the limited supply of the choicer
grades of Rio in market and also that holders in view
the late advices from Rio have advanced their rates
There quite good supply of low grades trade
generally do not seem disposed to purchase this descrp
ton The transactions for the week add about 1000
bags, and were follows viz 500 bags common Rio at
liz cts 500 bags fair do at II cts 800 do at TX
$500 bags do at l28 cts 800 bags do at the rate
400 bags good do at 12G cs 900 bags prime do at
l2A9l2B cts; and 400 bags choice do at l3l3H cts,
amounting in value to fully 900. The market at
he close OF the week was quite hm and the stocks IN
first hands did not exceed u 900 bags We continue
quotations as follows, viz 1l0llA cts. for common
Rio; l29l24 cts for fair 124l3 cts for good to prime
do and 134 DISK cts for choice do Laguayra IA to Is
cts and Java at 16h to 17H cts but there nothing
done in these two descriptions.
CoTToN.-The demand this week has been confined to
the wants of our own manufacturers, with lots
taken for neghboring markets. The sales amount to
about 500 bales middng to good midding Upland and
Memphis, at from 1lTGl34 cts, cash and six months
At the close the market is firm without any material
change from last weeks quotations. which as follows
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tendency to recovery checked by the of fur
ther decline in the American exchange which renders it
very probable that shipments Of gold will continue to be
made from this country upon moderate scale, to be
partly compensated however by the influx gold from
other points to the Bank of England. The funds also
feel the effect of the competition Of other securities, par
ticularly of the New Indian loan.
The discount market rather quiet; but little bust
done below eight per cent At the Bank of Eng
land only moderate demand was experienced.
The returns of the Board Of ade for 1860 show
siderable increase in both the exports and imports of the
United Kingdom compared with the previous two years,
that OF the exports amounting to SIS i 2SS in 1860
1850 and f9 234 061 1855 large portion of the
increase Of 1860 1859 is found under the December
heading. being less than 81 3O 299 The additional
exports of 1860 consist chiefly of cotton, wooen linen
and worsed manufactures. In aberdashery, hardware,
cutlery railway iron and few Others fall
ing of. The imports for the year exhibit still greater
increase than the exports being nearly so millions
those oflS5S They made up for eleven months only
regards declared value, and during that period they
represented in amount Ella SS707S. an increase Of
E22 S493Si, compared with 1859 The principal items
of increase were, wheat and flour, CT 400 O0O cotton
e. 000 provisions e. 900; tea 400 OO0 wine
81 5000 The returns of specie show export oil
2297Sl96 against import of G25 53476S increasing
the amount of specie in the kingdom by co, $50 572-
Compared with the year 1885, the imports of specie
decreased GA 09l $780, and the exports f10 100000
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Sb L1o ools strained at s135 per 80 lbs and so
t Trli.e az t25Oa2 per $50 lbs Tar is quiet Whis
$40 bb t1arket is firm and the fair-sales Of
PHI, PHiIitIADELfHi4 MARKET March 14-rhe Flour
little exnnt @ dull and neglected There is very
sellers aort demand, and holders generally are free
sellers at $5G5l2k for standard and good STRAIGHT
NV the ~ lPethne with small business doing to sup
Taue at from these figures up to s5 rs for choice
nas 90 255 IS for extra and extra family and son
is std oo Tor fancy brands, in quality Rye Flour
bb CO. ana selling in small ray at SO 5oG862H per
hi ~, pn Meal is also steady but Quiet at 80 81 her
at bat yyania Meal, with small receipts and sales
c1i 10 uIe There is steady demand for wheat at
Iuy IorheF rates, but little arriving 18th sales ns GOO
% I'D s a az u % a. IS for Pennsylvania and West.
cru Ieus $50 for Southern do and e m 70 81 45 for
wGlte OF 1aiT and prime quality RIVE il nH ond Pep
- Ia -, ?.r at oS cts Cara comes in more free
~, ana meets W th steady demand at nTavionS onos
TONS and some 1000 bushels prime new goub T
sold at 81 cts ahoat including some in the co o. NV
ana pennsylvania in store at 55h cts Oats dnT and
selling in lots wanted at 32G32 cts for Penpsi
MIA Nothing doing in Barley Malt and the former
scarce. The Seed market quiet and about 2oa hnsbI
Cioyerseed have been disposed of in small lots mostly Mt
S4i094sI per bushel the latter for prime which Is
generally held higher Timothy is scarce and comnod
70 per ouShe tlaXseed finds ready sale arrival at
sl5O per bushel. Whskey moves Off as wanted at I7%
GlS cts Tor Pennsylvani barrels lSGIS for Ohio
do; II cts for Drudge, and 17R cts for hhds and the
receipts and sales light.
WILMINGTON MARKET, March 14-rurnartire -
Further sales yesterday 800 bb and this morning of
so do at 81 so for yellow dip, Sl44 for virgin and 95
Turpentine Resin. Tar-sales yesterday of $50 bbs
Co. and &c do at $780, and to-day OF "a do at $3.50
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW York, March 15.-Cotton is frm-saes of l coo
bales at liz cts. Flour-State has advanced cts
sales of IA 500 bbs State at s55O5; Ohio So 4O5 So
Southern s5.25G5 60. Wheat is Grm-sales of IS 600
bushels; Chicago Springat 81 15G117; Milwaukee Club
u; white Kentucky 81 g. red Western 81 80 Al
l5i white Sl459l So Corn is steady-saeS of SO 600
bushels mixed at 66967 cts yellow Southern COX cts
PORK is heayy-Mess Sl650d16.75. Whisky closed firm
dropping.
PHILADELPHIA March 15-Four is auiet-sales of SUI
red and S135@l As for white Corn is firmEsales Of
500 bushels new yellow 55G57 cts. CoGee-Ro 12A
al cts Whiskey is dull at lsGlS4 cts
NOZZLE March l5-COtton-Saes of 8, 900 bales to day
att cts Sales of the week 2O0 600 bales; receipts
o,o0O bales against 5000 Exports $500 bales Stock
Sterling exchange 4IG5% "