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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23
THE GREAT CHARLESTON FIRE,
4, 4 no
AUDITIUNAL PARTICULARS.
from tho ChnrIastop Couriar noc ~

al
The extent of tho late disastrous conaagra.ioa its in
1uence upon the future Of city and the measures for
relief, seem 70 absorb all minds and ia the all
crossing topic.
The prompt noble ibcraity Of the Legislature or
Georgia. and the citizens Of sister cities Augusta
and Savannah has called forth unanimous expression OF
admiration and gratitude From people,
The brnt district continues TO 10 visited by
arrive here daily II wil perhaps, be renew
our caution ia relation to passing under dangerous walls
We give this morning few additional particulars since
handed ID OF losses sustained by different individuals no.
yet mentioned
Among those who have suffered heavily, and whcs1
homes and effects have boon swept away are the pro-
prietors Of this paper, aso many connected with The
ice in its financial, edoraland composing departments
In Mazyclt, Logan, Savage and New streets tho fro
made terrific progress, destroying everything aud making
that part OF city almost cntie waste. Lere was
located anunber of fine residences owned and occupied
once CO. = - '''''''
addition to the dwellings valuable libraries contain
ng books that can never be replaced were totally con
sumed In common, therefore, with others Of our fellow
citizens have boon severely visited, and trust this
will be taken sufficient for any Shortcomings
IN the d ais thus far published Among others omitted
the following
G. W. Williams & Co. IS warehouses; corner Of Hsyno
and Arson oet5 containing large OF hardware
masses corn baggng &C., valued at S16o COO; insured
for $40 900.
5000
Esate OF Thomas Garre,y-Four buildings on East Bay
and bertrand street. valued ut SIS COO; Insured Tor
SO 0o1. md pJlcy Unsigned.
Ed ara Horbecks large three story rick dwelling IN
Hf ibeck s alley, valued at SIS 900. No Insurance.
10 phN. Tho rQn's residence adjoni Circular church.
Every tAf 6 consored. Loss estimated at So 0O).
Joseph Z. ThoGroE Loss Of furniture Jewcry, Sc,
$500.
Charles ckey, 15i king street; stocf, rurat ro d
i'm royemcl.s valued ut $4,000 Total less insurance
Ma lame a. flette west 'ide Of King street nor.h q
clifford alley House vaiuet at $780, ,nsu OF for
$3.50 The houso cccu, Ned By VIM ". Rols.,
matchmaker and jewol!er. Mr. Rouse lost oil his tools
jewery furniture &c, valued at 900; no insurance
: 'olp A Keuys boat builder sh,y, frame building,
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY DECEMBER %, 1861

owned by Mr.. Kelly Mr.. Kelly had just finished new
beat for tho government which was consumed. LOSS
aboutSs00; no insurance.
IT. W Schroeder house south side Of Queen street, near
Friend, occupied by H. Schroeder as grocery. House
valrol at So 600 Insurance $1,000. II. Schroders
stoek valued al - 500 Insured in the Gene mutual
for 81, 200.
Ms IIsra You three story brick building the corner
or ClihOrds alley and Archdao street, valued (. - oO
This ancient building Of Revolutionary ago and
memory.
Three story brcS house IN Archdae street owned by
s. J. Watson. Entirely Consumed
John McNelage, thsoe story brick house, TO Queen;
occupied BY John g. Holf q boarding house.
House valued At $40 900. Mr. Hon lost everything Fur
niturc valued at $4,000.
John D. Kennedy i24 Church street. three story wooden
house and brick Kitchen valued at 900 and insured for
$500.
Mr. John Torrents three story residence Pritchard
street valued at - 900 furniture at 500 No Insurance.
MT Torrent also lost all his tools blocks cables vau-
cd at 81 500.
g. n. Collins large tenement house on BE0ad street,
valued at $40 000 Insurance, $4,000.
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ErO0lxlyN NAVY Yard,

Tho steamer foomska went into commission yesterday
at the yard. We hayo already published her officers
She will proceed to in a few days.
Tho following is list OF the officers Of the bal Pursuit
that went into commission on Tuesday last
Lieuteaart Commaadin1-Dayid Cate
Acting Master and Ercctire ldiccr-Llnathan Lewis
Acting Mcsers-Robcrt Spawn, John C. Hsnlia
Acting Assistant Srrqec7l-JelTrey r. Adams.
Acias Assistant PdJrtaser--G G. Taylor.
Mdsters MdtesVan Buren, Blenn, c. r. Harris and J. H.
Barry. All New Ergiand men.
She carries six heavy thirty two Founders In broadside
and riled run forward
The British ship Cheshire that was captured by the
United states steamer augusta for attempting run the
blockade, arrived at tho Navy Yard yesterday and was
banded overto the safe keeping of Commander Pauldng
An investigation will be held at TO her cargo
There was but little business Of Importance
At the yard yesterday tho only thing being the arrival Of
the steamers Do Soto and r. b. Forbes together with the
gunboat ksnawha from Connecticut. There were no
departures from tho yard yesterday.
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Bay 70 Sort Pckans They wcro coDironle' on ,,o
tho after place by the officer OF the gua'u, W.
vsnducted the rebel General 70 coionoa a. .nh.
onortcra N4aeyu he made known hia orrand, SUP
seoueptly retmrniag 10 tho Warrington navy ialu
White tho boat route from the Navy fata vsnsi
slaughter osnvcrsed freely with Mr.. Mann, ana toiu Nun
when no reached Fort Pickens to present MS cohp}hb
~ captain Of the Fifth artillery, who vas ierMer
cIassmatc Of his He also said that no entertained no
dsrespect for them he had cast his lot with the
South, and should share It's destiny, whatever might
be
Mr. Mann estimates the number Of rebel troops at PEN
sacoa and vicinity At about 20 600 Two OF the Msss
duty they borrow the Of other regiments Every
soldier, however has bowie knife; Of thcm arc
from TO two feet in length and appear to be very for
midable weapons Some OF the rebels expressed great
informant states that he believes nine Of every twelve
Of the rank and file Of the rebels for tho Union
The health OF the rebel troops at Pensacola il pretty
good They have had, however periods during the SUM
mer when the fatality quite large, tho prevailing dis
eases being smallpox, measles typhoid fever and Fever
and aguc.
Mr. Mann states that whom he left tho Interior Of Ala
baa IL estimated that there upwards Of 5000
runaway negroes In that State who had escaped and
now hiding in the woods These slaves have vague
ideas OF tho war many OF them having idea that
IL Is made with the view Of thor liberation from bondage
The masters exhibit the utmost brutality 10 their slaves
No two OF the latter allowed to conEaSe together
under PAIN ia the event Of being detccted Of receiving
one hundred lashes. INA H1
informant says that during hts temporary bondage
no received many kndneescs from the white people with
whom he in contact and although they withheld
their political sentiments from him. Vel their acts showed
them TO be ret class Union people, II is to these kind
friends he owes his release.
MIR. Mann returned TO bis home, No AZ Thomas street,
in penness condition. When he entered his house tho
joy Of himself and family be better imagined than do
scrbed He then learned that his family bad suffered
much both from anxiety Of mind and for tho necessarea
of m bat these would havc been still had 1t not
been for the kindness Of his neghbors and tho forbcar
ance OF his landlord.
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Tho United States revenue steamer Tiger, Captain
Hyde arrived at this port Thursday last from Chesa.
p cake Bay. The following ia . list Of her onicers:-
Cdptatn---A. l.. Hyde.
First LieutendHt-D. c. Constable.
Second Lieutc,,ant-S G. Coldsbury
Third Ltes.endnt-A. G. Cary.
E5gineeJ--G. II. Back.
A eJtstart ENCtNfeT-H Rul.
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MISCELLANEOU
CHEAP CASH GROCERIES,
" Wholesale aud retan.
CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WORLD.

CHEAP CASH GROCERIES,
" Wholesale aud retan
CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WORLD.
Twenty-Five yer cont saved
THOMAS r. AGNEW
Bes leave to inform great public e New York that he 10
Spices foreign Frnit, Flour Buckwhea syups Molasscs
Groceries and Pr,ysons;-
O1D boxes and half boxes Raisins.
800 bbls. Currans
2oI0o gallons choice New Orleans Molasses.
50 tons BuCkwheat.
5000 gallons as iofted Syraps.
100000 ibs refined Sugars.
1880 bills c o.ee family Flour, Sc so per Dbl
l,t0) chests and half chests Green and Black Teas
$50 bags Coaee.
800 boxes Cheese
1000 boxes oiiiCastiie Soap.
And all other nds OF Groceries kept in FIRST class
THOMAS r. AGNEw. e5o Greenwich street,
his the property aud has rent
to paw imports AMI buys excu syely for sh gave
note IN his ife supc intends his business from syc.
10 eighteen every day The year round consequently ha
2 street 50 Murray street. Goods delivered
free.
ITO CoNSUMPTIvES.-THE ADVERTISER HAVING
20 health In few weeks by very Simple
remedy after having suffered several years with severe
lung Affection and that dread disease, cohsatnpton U
anxious make known TO his fellow sufferers the means ~
cure 10 all who desire he VIII send copy OF the prei
scripon used fee Of charge With dNecons for pSperng
and using the same which they will Gkd sure cure FOR cons
sumption, asthma. bronchitis &C. The only obent q ths
sendng the prescription to 0cneht me pci
and b hopes emery sr;r may Try ~ Parties wn
Ing the prescription WIZ g!ea EfspaW WARE A. WILSON,
WilAamspurg, Kpgs cVupN, N u.
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ARRIVED.

Hamburg steamship Teutonia Faube, Hamburg Dec Wis
Southampton Dec A. with mdse and Knhnhards
CO. Eperien ed heavy westerly the entire passage
passed large iceberg IN lat AZ Ion passed Race Dec
~, during a heavy storm.
Steamship Siar q the South ~ transport Keaney,
Ship cynosur Harris Liverpool Nov f6 with coal to Jno
McGsw Had heavy w and NV gales from lon 10 Nov
- lat Az, ion 30 saw ship Advance with shed
bound ~ same tine saw ships Compromise North
Tcan bound IL 18th inst lat 4G 49, 81 spoke r mig Es
qumanx from Jamaica for Halifax and supplied her with
provisions.
da with potatoes &c to rrumbuil Experienced heavy
weather.
Schr Naiad Queen, liuse, Philadelphia for New Haven
Schr Caspian, Porter, pamariscot,a, 10 days.
Scbr Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, New Haven, 2 DAYS
Soop WIN Bowen, Brotheron Providence, 2 daya
Steamer Delaware, Ashmore. Trenton.
Steamer Petrol. Young, Providence.
SAILED.
Steamship Ocean Queen it transpoitl, Port Royal &C.
Wind nj suunsct NNE.
, 1861-03-22

car load four-rowed state sold nc Whiskr-Sales
1ga brls 1sHc, which ts an improSement--'States'
man.
BrrrA,o-March 19-The demand for tiour cx-
}libitB sl,ht improvement. but prices are IN.
changed. Sales. efnce yesterday noon, SO hIls At
f4@4; Is for sxtra state and Wiseone5n 1 S5fS SSfSs
sales 500 bush Green Bay club at asc; 900 bush
white Canadian at $l.1C: and 800 bush choice DO
at 31.2s Corn quiet At 40@4se. OTIS nominal ,s It
firm It $3.50 for timothy and ~ for clover.
Dressed hogs quiet at 4AR6c- Nhisky Is IN mod
crate request at 15Kc.-E5press.
DErnotT-March 3o.-Produee market quiet and
without important change. Flour sells only IN re-
tail lots. No. / red wheat commands 81 per hush
o b on the opening Of navigation, @ There There are IRE
no sale% Of corn from store. The holding ps1ce IT,
mains 39c.-Adrertiser.
c1scrsxAT1-Mnreh 19--There has been nothing
to disturb the tenor Of the -four market as report
ed Of week ago. During the last two q three
aud to the city johbtns trade. bat they were not
ca1culafed to produce any change IN the spirit n
the trade. This hitter demand has taken up more
Of ths better grades 2, nu"l s1 snseene
from 40 to 4G0. extras from III TO 70 family
and extra white wheat range from $5.oO TO 5.au
Prime rcd wheat has $l1 Tor ~ stananta aaotas,
when such Is the case, mtllcrs cuEtail their Wanf
SO prices rule even Prime white anottd nt
| e. ~ o. N1ycd sheled has no demand from any
other source and is consequently no better IN Xal
NC tlan ear. When pressed for sale. White shellec
| snitmlle fur making meal for domestic use hal
snrne demand at a5Gl3Gc- Oats during the ~ecl
and until today have been steady a. sxe Sc e
euots M !, &c lover Than We have hitherto during III,
eeE-t being difficult t. Get oEer &c for the be-
IT, sai;.s xcrc made Today OF prime quality dc
IyercI at 57Ec. Whisky It Il rules at lasc' viii
| a rair market Commercial.
Fnr1 INST arRiss a1e cndeney ~ .aaf T.
4s 9ssc. The market is well stocked with more TIM
average grades, and nacs to-day ranged from Is t
srr s3 I'M. Peachcs-the same as yestefdAy Wit
ii"ht ilema1d Prices firm ut Il co, fair, to 81. {
oI shSes orsngss y e HEsseina Eeedi aemiea
e",ina, uof. II: DO Sicily. $s50Pbox. Raisins-sae
~ a1 o5ss today, on 1cyce, nj s4so box cal
supply not large and demand moderate.-Df'a. se@
, 1861-03-22
a1ctf; 1tt} GQss &i11


u-,,., ,.,, ~. ). y.-r l1nfted demaol for Flour
"a ,ts ,r,-,.., wo. f,u,ct. wi.h ea,c. OF 100
~. =, n far tsfr 10 choice srsiuz extra
ua n IN f,r road tu1,trf,c. The ipts Of nlcat
-..,,n a, m, hrsh, md undcr 4 rood speculative
~ ..t,,,,nc tnnctrv. the market ssraueed xc =
,r.b u,,t sales OF ahuut IN (akl b,htls ii SIC ff
fr..,, rccc;.. n, Vt, cl,,,; sok Gslc Tor fresh re-
r.tms <o + .urin.,: ..4 ,9,sc fur old receipts
-1c7-.. l:r III. r,c.su,s M, Spring; and
~, r-..sh rccc,:..- ,b, ,narke, rinsinr quiet
srh 1,,,,o;a and Nich:-an anal l. =IN fruze ard
, 1861-03-22
MARKET HY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, ..:rch a1.-AsnEs Quiet aud
steady. Small ,sales It ss.S@-Gs,M forpots and
$5elE for pearls. 49,.
thin. do!n. to-day. int E1aIkct generally without
cha,s.,e. s'a'cs s1t1 hrls at s510M1l i for super
state; IS e5..a for extra state; S12sS SGt5 80 for
5.a5 itr co,n1aou i" medium extra we.tcrn; g 9!
1L1fY Tor shipping brands round hoop Ohio E. II
al fnr tr.a!' brunds do-markct ciOtin;- quiet.
C,natla fna1 mo.le:=:e and steady. salcs i.u hrls
at 7G 70. conu:un to gooa e1tra: S7@T-5 So
for CHOICE and ia,or1ie do. kEc nonf steady Small
sales It s3 bIGEt1O fur common 10 chn'lc tupcr.
Corn meal quiet Small Falcs at previous qa"ta.
WmsKr-Firmer Sales Go0 br1s at 1sKc.
t;RAtH.-Nheat about 1c per bnshel better. with
fair export Demand Freighls stiil tend down.
81 ssnn sss g sE i;ssS9 ;9ues I. xl sla
delivered. part 81 20, md the rest eS; 1CJ rcd
state 1t $l.s' delivered; 400 white wcstern ut
*,::a in <lorc: md :199 white at 81 49(51 TO- re
quiet Mt 64@63c- Harley scarce and firm, at 7D48
Sic. Corn@;ood export and fair home trade de-
manl.. Nas.ze. again elfshtly, Advanced; sales,
N-H Glt;sc dciiTcrcd bsi74t4 FIR western and
yellow ut railroad depot; G5G'a 10; sontlscrn gel
low. t,aia 4 shade fr1net, and monet ate b4stDcts
at saGS3'1<c fur westc'n and canada s'1ss i"F
Pnoy1sross.-pork dull. Sales CO barrels Mt
$1G.ta;s tnr mess; $12 50G112s s5 for prime. Beet
$i75@5o for country 1!iiao; $5.15GGa5 for
cuuntTy mcss; $S-N@l!0U0 ior repacxe;! mess
$lhU1GI1l 90 for extra 1neks Prime mess beef dull
and nomlnal lSeeG han,s tr1n Cut meats steady
mud in fair demand Salcs 75 pigs at G1 GGs<c for
shoulders; G4;,S1+c for hams. iUgs Qufet At III q
TIC for cosn fed dressed; 5k4s1.c for liyc
weights. Racnn III htttcr request. Sales Of 50
oxes lon. ribbed rnifdlrs city cut at &c. Lard ftl
moderate demand. Sales 125 lrls at 9G510c Bntter
1o@,1i: for 0hio; 1lGloc for state; cheese steady
at j1EIc for coiniu.n 20 prime.
ant ci:a,.c sale-. 20 ihds nf Cuba at A4GfGc !;
ca 4hds Mclado al 3@5c. Mola7ses UNCHANGED.
Sales. - h.ls :scE Orleans at &c. 70 hhds Pono
fir demand Sslcl.1 $50 bacs Of Rio Ut HIGH.
sToek>-Shade frmer. but dull. 4 51H4
s10. GH c 5lt. = 81. II Sgd :Gs::.. \ rc Is, Erie
! i III G5 T. l. /, hori* 1Go, s g. ST. Coupons
49,, t 5 - a.
, 1861-03-22
From Washington.

N, y. ucralds Washington Correspondence
WASHINGTON, March GOWN Irving Las
been nominated Governor Of Dacotah.
Mr, Insersoll, formerly Of Massachusetts,,
for Secretary Of New Mexico.
T, B:gelow Lawrence goes Us Secretary oi
Legation to England.
Col Nelson OF Indiana will De nominated
Minister to Brazil,
The Southern Commissioners have positive
assurances from Government thet no rein
forcencnts Of the forts will be permitted for
the rreseut, anu the present status Is to re-
main.
IN, Y, Tribunc+s Washington Corrcspondcnce.1
Lieutenant Slemmer Is to be promoted.
No order has yet been sent Tor the cvacua-
ton Of Fort Sumter.
The Treasury Department Is preparing in
str1lctIons to Collectors for the execution Of
tic new tariff
Dispatches from Major Anderson say form,
i'll ,b!r batteries have been rectetf In the rear Of
Sumter, which is lis weakest point
4 New Orleans dispatch 10 the Tribune says
alyices from Montgomery announce arrange
n.cnts made with the Commissioners at Wash,
in~ton to nwait thu withdrawing OF Federal
troops before opening negotiations.
Cant. Frazer, !rh Initntry, mud Lieut.. liar
mon, I'D Infantry, have resigned.
It is positively known TINT orders were
issued SOME ulfS ktncc IUI kAc GsAfH1Lios
or Fort Sumter, which will be done by satur-
day. .. ..
from ! coo to 1900 persons, for the Immediate
removal of Postmaster Capen Of Boston.
Tic Administration has not ordered the re-
inforccmcut Of Fort Pickcns.
Mr. BaYartt III the Semitic will conclude his
epeech by Offering resolution authorizing a
treaty with the Confederate States.
The rtlsnor that the President is about to
issue proclamation on the state Of the Union
| is untrue.
A special dispatch 10 the Commercial ad.rr
tjwr says the National IHfflligHeer Of tlIs
morning has an editorial Of EiX and a-llalf col
uuls entitled g The Past-Thc Present and Flu
| turc,n which is causing sensation i'll roliti'
| cal circles here. It reviews the action OF the
seeding States seyerally a1d Jointly, and
takes positive ground against c1e7caon Of
| the employment Of force In any way
to restore the federal authority. The
Lnteil;qenee3's opinion is that tho existing
difficulty can only be settled by the intcrposi
| tion Of general Convention OF the States, and
| TINT the relation of the eecedins States 10 the
| Federal Government can he changed only By
their voluntary return to tlle Union. Failing
| that, the editors see no way open br1t tn nc
| knowledge their independence Of the Union
| It is said that many Republican leaders have
expressed similar opinions, hut II is equally
| true that they arc detcrmincdly opposed b,
| o}Eats
, 1861-03-22
Daily Reyiew Of Chicago Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, March q. 1sGf.
TREIEIITs-Firmer. The following engage.
mcn1s were made; Schrs Ostrich, H. Il liarlnon,
Star Of the North and a standard vrsse1, name not
.iren-all to .rriyc, ut 161c for wheat to htn.5-
Inn; standard vessel, now in port, wheat to hpts-
'EIuTK-l,cccived, 1850 hrls. Market quiet.
snlrs :-1U t'sl! choice Spring extra at 81 $
dr!: go brls .aneeyiIlr "Centtr,' flat hoops. at
$i;W del: 90 lsls d. round @ hnops; ut $i53; s0
extra vt Si.a5 del; ls1 brls !" Erie'' super1ne ut
Mill STl-FFs-1o tons Fran at $5t0 on track :;
10 tot- do at $5GO on track.
WUEAT-l.rcrivel. ai, Dol hu. Market adyanc-
ed Nc Sales :sjJ hi Northwestern Club fresh
rrcriItel at sc in ttn1e: 2, , hH freslt receipts
NJ Spring at shs H. u stnrt 1 i ooo on q" @ 2, h f rs
d, At 7ai:c ia store: DO0 bu do at 1aHc In storr
1N,xr, sn old receipts No Spring At in storr
sun b! d, at ;s''ss IN ttore: S.0o bn frssl. r..
fellows :-137 hacs extra Club at sc on track: 90
bu Spring in hn!s at ssc on track: -. hu do at ~
in s,as. oI, track; 1Gs bacs mixed White aud He'd
t4ntS-iiccelvcd, a1,6s7 Ia. Market Advanced
A@hc- Sales were:-a40O hn old receipts Mixed
ut 81 c in store: al0oo btl t!' at ..c ~ store
,50oU n do at s5z<+c in store; 3.ooo ou fresh re-
cei,ts do At &c In store; 800 bn do at es{c In
store: 5.tNkl hu common Canal Mixed at SC de-
lsrrea at di=tiilcry; 800 bu Mixed Corn In bulk al
&c TN track; 7U0 bu do at &c on track
OATS-iieccived, lG0 bn.. Market very dull.
Sales 1.1[I bu No. ut 11c del.
NyE-lscceived, s,5o7 hn. Market dull: sales.
sOl hi. No, at a3c III bulk on track; Is bags do
sSNLEy-Rcceived, 3511 bn. Market dull and
depressed S?]e- aU0 bu. good at s3c del. III bags;
.aJl hays do ut at sc trlck 155 hagt At NC on
truck ~, bs:s do III snc d-i M bH. do in bags at
sEEDs Received, s, 4,sos; Timothy III 'llai-
ted request aud marker weak. Sa1e= IS hugs chtcr
III sa 30: Is t,a.s aud III bushels prime at s,G5
n s,..s do at SaGt) ~ bu. fair at 3.53. Clover
:,.ta aaiet. Sales; &c ha:s prime at $i.ss; bags
, 1861-03-22
MARKETS HT THE LATEST MAILS.

U.EAx FnElGHT= At :sEw ioEk-Narch 1!.-Ihe
market IL qn,ct and rates tend dowiWa'd. !"
Liverpool, 55too hu corn II bulk and ba.:s At ~
Sd 5000 hu corn IN bulk Mt 1tEd. the shff 70 hanl
10 the Atlantic dock: as1W0 hi wheat. Ut llEd ~
bulk and I'D IN lrls 20 bril- Torln' a. 2. g 1Na; ="
row, 9Ak} bu wheat IN ships hsEs. reported u
ahout is9a, and 1900 btls n"nr. .. i a,,ea~ chiefly
Al our inside rate. 10 HAMBURG: w, tGla1 hris
TITLE maI41ao,r ,afRa'MsI Ma,ca M Howard
street aud Ohio at $sIsH and city s'ii:s; ss.
MhsaS%a m cosa@n,i salef hce M,ssd e HA vi:
low 5.Q559c: and white, ta1Gs8sc Proxi-ions dali.
Cofrt.t 9aic, NJ las G1sc. Whisky. l7az17Ae. =,
New OELEASs-Marehl ls-Sngas-lsn I:l ht.es so,d
ad,ss-es-Salrs l.SN brls ut .lGI.y a1ld :4c far
fcrment,nc snd &c for prime. No ch'icc On ealr.
Fiour-1l,e *al+:s comrFf+ed ~ hr!s. "t which
$53;1f. I'D af S. 3'js for snscrt u: and fur
extra, 40 good extra At $Ge3 and III. lsloi:e IT s.
a 1,rl. G.ain-The sales II corn embraced snLn'
jU5l sae.,. including 1870 mixed NJ 55c. ;ahiytl-
low mixed at a:c. 1G13mixed at 5S GaO whlcH: 2r.
afU white mixed ut G:;:c, and 1oo fancy Whit Ct
7,e = ba. or oats about 11oo racks f.ld at Ssc Il
Hay-1uD bacs fine roid ut S23 = tim. Provisions
The transactions in pork e1abEaced some a50 hEl-
comprising s5D at SIS anu sD IT $lS25-1t.asliu-
at il u s..ks seGh sout1s wi ea 1T 2 8 's d.
r.ct! rides af l1Ac: II clear sides At 1ls.c. and
- do at 1lxe r. Coaec ~ ~ hass se!d, w.:
1a. 1 t S G. e. bpa ' 1se,"d sf
sold at 1sc and q dn at &c = galon-rstas1:ng III
=: = gallon.-N. q. crescent.
sr, loC,s--March a0-A dimunitiun ia tue &C.
cctp.s Of corn caused rmcr market Today. at tte
.ates rhici, presailcd yesterday. Wheat and othys
grains wcrc unchanged and steaty. hut trausac-
lions in -four far fell Gil that nothing occurred
worth quoting Hemp remains IL; and 91oses
nominally MIls loas5i ELL WHISKY sold th,eaEhoui
c1ct hny wa4 the On}y one In which change was