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II. GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUCIIONEERS
N. AUCTION SALE OF ELE3ANr BOusEHCLD
FURNIrUkE, &C ,pIANOEoRcE, pARLoR sulrS
OE THIS DAY rUE6DAO As los O'CLOC1,
a. the private No oWss sixteenth street, between

ON THIS DAY TuNsDAY) A lOil OCEoCs,
a. the private residenc No 52West sixteenth between
Fifth and Sixth avenues .tf - .rle
lbc property OF family relinq1hip housekeeping.
Consisting Of Panofurie Carpets Paor Suits
Mirrors Emb,oideIed Lace Curtains neh shsdes Corn
ces Eegeres Secretary and Bookse Gard Taole Bronze
Clocks Chandeliers Gi Engrayings
velvet Reception Chairs Coucher Arm CHAIRS sevres aod
Dire sden China Ornaments, Centre 1abea Lady's Work
Table Hasapd oilcloth, Stair Carpets sureaus Bedstds
Wahsands Hair ard spring Natesfes Brussels Wilton
AID pgran Carperg Sofas Chairs, sdeboard Extension
Tables China Dinner and Tea Gets Crystal and Ruby Glass
liver PLATED Spoons casters &c SbeJeld Tals
Iery, Oval MiTIors, liable Linen savers Ivory sa2kin
Flu Dre Parties in want # first class Furniture viii do
wei 10 att nd sa'e per- rDptory
A UCTJOE EOrICE.-MORfGAGE SALE OF house
~ mold Furnture-M. bOUaHrS, Auctloueer viii seli
this day. Tuesday at l0 O'clock salesroom SIS
street BY virtue OF chatts general
or houS mold turnture, removed Brooklyn
yDence Of se consisting OF solid rosewood and mahogany
Paror butts covered 10 brocse and haircloh Nz-Tee
Ietes Parlor Arm and sewing Chairs marble
bes Bookcases Extension lining Tabes. 5qlrsts Dining
Charf Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Dressing Bureaus
Wsshstands, Eedsteads, Hair Matresses, Lounges Ward
robes. &C. the VII Die to be peTemptoy sold to the highest
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THE MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAKkET.
others quote bar silver 4s. 115ld.; dollars no.
ps nominal at 7Ss. Consols closed on Friday
q fer money, and olzs q 90 for account. The
le Bank had increased f172 900. The money
unchanged as regards rates, but rather more
AMERICAN SgCURITIRS.
Circular reports all kinds Of American securi-
" declined under arriyala for sale from
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DROwNE NICHOLS. AUCTIONEERS-NILLS SELL
ID WEDNESDAY, June II,
At 10a O'clock the private residence ia Thirty fourth

AT O'CLOCK 81 the pvRe rasidence ia Thftyfourth
street, between eixth and seventh avenues
All the gentee furniture ntaned in said house, conss
OF elegant w0od black walnut and mah0gany Paor
quits in bro:ael and green velvet plush; Brssls Ca.ps
Etegeres French Plate Pier Glasses MRnte do
bronze and orou Clock ami Lace Curtains
and elegant marble statue by Richards Bash
fulnese 81 0; in the Prince of Wales during
his s!ay At the Fifth Avenue Ho,e Also an elegant rose
nse made by stoddsrt; Singers Sewing Machine ali
the Chamber Furniture French Beiseaa sureaus, Ware
robe, Mattresses &c ALSO rich Dinner, Breakfast and Tea
Sets sware together with all the Kitchen Furn
ture, with which the sele will mu1ence
Catalogues ready on Tuesday at our salesrcon
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
srs' Circular reports the sales of cotton for tho
900 bales, Of which 10 900 were to spectators
o exporters. The market closed quiet and
suppled, and except for good staples prices
'ers. The sales of Friday were 10000 bales,
coo were to spectators and exporters, the
ing steadily at the annexed quotations
Fhir. Ntddling.
...................... 81 71t-16
rnrf wac IbI 0Onyha loo oY which Onn OnO
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u 81. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER Ia.
~. LOSIN0 SALE OF ARTISTIC MARBLE srArU.
AIRY, Ch0lCA Gil PALNTINGs, MOSAIC TABLES,

BOHE0IAN GLASS. PAEIAN FIGURES, &c
T. 3. LUDLOW CO. viii sell at suction, Wednesday
and Thursday June II and H. 1861 Ut O'Clock each day. At
<r5 Broadway
Artistic Csrrara Marble gtatuAry among which is Cupid
FYanchi to which attention called. Also number Of
choice Italian Oil Paintings Marble VASES Card Receivers
Mosaic Tables Bohemian GLASS Parian Figures &C PArsu
lar attention Is called 70 the se IL the last Of oonsgn
ment 49, -
sale reremptory The goods viii be on exhibition the day
vous 70 the sase when catalogues wilt b ready.
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~ NJ. LEVY, ACCOMPLISHMENTS 6 WEST WASH.
~. ington pisce.--ElegaD AMI second hand Furni
tare rosewood suits rianc, &c 20 LEVY viii sell on
wednesday next 18th inst a. l0a O'clock at 2SS Fourth
street all The Furniture contained IN said hon's rosewood
by sunns clark very fine rich lace Curtains
marble Top Centre Tables Bro1Ses China Vases Velvet
Easy Chair A9ckers, rosewood and mahossny Chamber
Mattresses Pillows Ocoth China Knives and Forks Be
frgeator and general assortment Of Kitchen Utensils
with which the sale Will commence
EDWARD sCHENCk, ArCCIONEER
II THIS GRBST HORSE SALE.
NOTICEABLE great sale Of Horses postponed from Fri
day. b inst wilt take paoe Thursday 18th nst at the
time and place. Catalogues be had at Office
loo and l57 Broadway.
EDWARD soHENOK, AU0rIONEEH.
E FINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS,
By T. =. H SCHENCK. this day. llth inst At II
O'Clock at their salesrooms Nos 16 and y57 BrOaday col
lection OF fine OIL Paintings which many originals
bearing the certificates Of the artists Among them win be
found NJ tIf
INFERIOR AND FIGURES by Aline de sennecourtt.
THE SLEEPING HUNTER, by a. de Braekelaer
WINTER SCENE, by Smets.
TWO LANDscAPEs AND SHEEP, BY Van severdondk
THE LIZ TIER, by Stache % - ftl.
THE HORSE FAIR, school Of wouverpnans
Also several fine specimens by Roeasels TAnnuer Wouvey
mans Cautneau and other we'll known artists fhe paint
ins are now on exhibition and will be positively sold without
reserve.
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The following are Messrs. Thompson bIo'neis 4'O
,a,ions for Currency and Exchange for today'

The temporary loan of $4,000 of Ono state s'oehs
viii be paid by the Commissioners on frday ncA'' a'
the Ohio State agency, No. % William street
Tho State of Illinois has passed law to pay
slS4 $40 81 to old contractors on the ILLINOIS ana Mcn
gan Canal being the oss on exchange upon oonuS sod
in London when the canal was built.
Adams g. Co. advertise that invoices must accompany
cooaa carried 10 the Secession States as TO foreign
countries.
OF the banks telegaphed yesterday as having been
placed in liquidation by the State Auditor OF Illinois,
about one half have been dscreded for some time.
The new net we believe, gives these banks practically
an extension Of eight months. State Bank act with
branches on the plan of the Ohio State Bank, passed
one house Of the Illinois Legislature before its adjourn
ment. The banks placed in liquidation are as follows:
Bank of Raleigh, Bank Of Aurora, State Bank,
American Exchange Bank, National Bank, Corn Ex'
change Bank, Bank Of Commonwealth, Southern
Bank Of Illinois at GRANVILLE, Bank Of Chester Bank
of Pike County, Bank Of Quincy, Grand Prairie Bank,
Farmers and Traders Bank, Railroad Bank, Mer-
chants and Drovers' Bank, Citizens Bank, Morgan
County Bank.
Gen. Gushing, late Atorney-Genersl, Is stated to
have given an opinion the question Of the legality OF
the acceptances issued by Gov. Floyd it having been
submitted to him by Mr.. Gilmore of Pennsylvania. He
holds on full scufson of tie subject that the abil-
y of the United States for these aceepances is fixed by
authoritative decisions of the Supreme Court in pre-
vious cases Of the nature, confirmed by acs OF
Congress. This opinion is given in behalf Of Pierce
Bacon Of Boston, who are innocent holders Of Russel
Majors ard Waddelss drafts, accepted by Floyd.
The following is a statement of the movements OF
Cotton for the last week and since let September last
compared with the five preceding years:
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Thus the receipts show decrease Of 6i7,oOO BALE

Thus the receipts show decrease OF oi',ooo Daies
from those of last year, and decrease of 1900 from
1889: and the exports exhibit the following results
Coup,d with CT 3. France. oh. r. P. Total. Stock
1900 Dec OCO Dc 5000 Dc 81 geo Dc 229000 SO COZ
e5s-s Inc. $1,000 In 5000 De- 5000 Inc $4,000 D. 2oOO
At Philadelphia, Tie North american says:
The money market is inactive and prime paper very
scarce; some choice names have been taken day at
= cent, but the bulk Of the offerings were OF second
and third olass names, which go slowly at 12al5 q
cent per annum and but few takers at these rates. cap
itali,ts being very cautious.
An application has been made to the New-Jersey
Legislature to authorize the laying of rails on the plank
road between Newark and Hoboken, for horse rail-
way.
At the meeting Of the Canal Board Of the State Of
New-York, the following resolution was passed:
Rsotod That The tes Of toll the articles Of property fol-
lowing tbs be raised med and adjusted stated below the
pame bg on pounds mile and the Auditor 10 authorized
TO artange publish the toll sheet for 1861 IN conformity TO the
changes made with the prexsug rates Other articles Of
properly.
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Reported for The New.York Tribune,

wEsr ALBANY, Feb. Is, 1851.
BEHvEsThee market here lss week and 1t scarcely
sy better to-day the s embargo precodiny any crossing the
river except for pedestrians and nor ise for them With
crossing the Ice and the ees blocbsded West beny
IL not much OF insaton and those who wilt II with stock
compelled drive up this side Of the river to Troy six miles
and fron Troy Greenbush, eight miles, being miles
further side account Of the road inland
stead Of along tho bank the de There are good
many heavy Cattle % week but the quality up
to last week Holders are rather hrme, than last week. but the
demand IL Ight. and transactions quite limited.
The Harlem Railroad tMr. L. d. Barton General Freight
Agent has commenced shipping live stock from this polu and
with promise Of becoming formidable iv Tor this carrying
business Of the Hudson River Railroad To-day 80 carloads
leave for NewYck that road and several buyers said that
they would have their .,oei for that route for the in
mson given that they did they would he required TO the
udon kiyer Railroad $40 car load for the ak mes rom
Troy TO Albany while the buyers for the Eastern markets are
charged only 80 and those who 90 through TO Nesfo1k "
their he Hudson RIVER rosd charged only the nominal
sum Of y II anything This amounts 10 PROHIBITION,
when stoek has % va Troy rs far the Harlem Railroad 70
concerned But for this Il Is sid ,hst TIE Harlem
Road would take down 90 TIL: week Wes informed
thai the company has ITO sto which they can ping into
requisite week and IS the river becomes free OF
Ice that all the cattle will hst eeme TO Wet Albany d. the
intention The sssnt every reasonable ndocemen to
" In share Of the trade.
ss3a 8. ~ gAA ~ ~ s,ss Sga c2gs &r:SaAai
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rns have seave and rather better prices were
for No. Pellsd euis have also been in demand 'ae'
me-, 70 the eaten, Of come % bbs at 80 sod $3.50
Flour fair but the frmne Of holders restricts business, and
the market closes quietly trade brsnds In fair request and
SS Ss me Ss % ARE so ss ana 81? 8 G
fne State and weern @G$S gu for EXTRA States 900
extra sod SIS 6s for Shipping brands Of round hoop extra
Ohio and s. 7oas7 20 for trade brand. do Canadian Flour Is
good supply lille cipce extras are rm and in steady request.
the sales sIe so bbls. at SIS 0Ogs7 50 for eIu,s
Southern Flour offered more freely and the low grades are
easier with only limited demand the concession the inquiry
chiefly the Wet Indies and Central Americas the sales
timoIe and IS 81 rs the better trades Rye Flour
in moderate request Gndi. steady sales Of 100 Dbl. at -
bbls 50 for Jersey and % for BIandywins Rucswtsst
Flour is in fair demand at 81 SCSSl 81, PlCo ~ We quote;
SAFE, 1Sp.ranes ,os IS s.; Ieoi., sGTa...
STATE STATE S 20 S Ss A1 owns
Ohio, round hoop IS 500 IS Richmond Cy...e Nd 70
o oSiS choice :iii: Ryc sS
Mich Ind extras 300 20 Corn Meal Jeney..3 o1e.
e.as:.s ia Do Do
FRUlTSRsI.ins dull 81 10 for Layers and 81 20 fS1
Ss5c., and scC Lemon. It $ sSa 81
oRkNopI Wheat m.Iist = quiet aud Prices fave, the
disposed to w. later advice. nom Europe ne' are not buy
'1S wh hsyS r hs Whs Canadian
& 81 dsysEsa 40? sG csaf9 sEIsS Sa q; '' a&.a
lee CT cidS sU It sis 80 Suf RED i Ss
bush Red Western In bsf. at 81 81 and 800 bush North
s SssSH c as:y ci'sssb sh prime R
and 200 bush Canada Fast Al c for fair IN store and S
oat, are freely offered and lower the concession there
and Canadian. Nd sSc State Rye heavy and in
active Of 600 bush HOhem &C Corn again 10y Lower
pant fO the East sale. q $500 6a6llc West.
s sn for o DO IN store for DO dsvered very
dry southern Yellow the latter taken for expert and ''e i0
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Mslhg about $4,000 for the three weeks Of the
HA,h.
The earnings given yesterday Of the second week
N tie Toledo and Wabash were for the third week.
TIE Rock Island Railroad, for the third week Of
February, shows but small difference on tho same
week Of last gear, decrease Of geo.
HE payments al the Sub!Treasury to-day on the
seS loan Were about a million, making five and
Sas' 'er millions received already. There was more
sA'e demand to-day FOR the loan, and not 80 many
eang Market the quotations, after considerable
~1ea ~, recovered to 93i, at which there ade
,s~''l at the cloee. The loan sold at the Board to-
~s Ion The frst time at 80. No bonds have yet been
.sOsSsd f0n the Treasury, and the Gales which are
,ep'.'e0 are either Of abe right TO make the deposit
" "caes to3e delivered when received. The im
ss"i' In hk loan Affects avorsbly the other Gov
g u~ securities and In the afternoon, after the
g.. nson advices were received, they were very
~ A"o om Few werefor sale. Treasury notes have
zen 70 large demand today, and are ceiling at
sVu' 'i@os cent interest Sales Of the 70 a. cents
Oeen ni''"e al i1'i, and the lol y cents az 9 "
ine placing OF tie Dew loan crestt, large, o4;,,,y
call loans, and temporarily better rp,s. ~ ;nto,as;
1Assapply ofeapital, however, is abundant a, an ~
y The banks are glad to find this employ sn, 70,
spase funds in the absence Of ssuscen, supolv ~
80 There 10 no diSRculty IN passing prime nsIoe..
s1sssd months, ct Gas v cent. Other deseri,.
snysy iEegea n.sA
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EIPokTs FROn LIVERPOOL.
Jan, 1861. Jan. 1860.

Total shpp.d, Jan. 6i...297 Total dec, JAP Si...s29
FIsHThs market st moderately active. and very hir
prices oeisnea The demand 10 mainly from the CITY and
nearby pde Cod have besn IN fair We bear OF
ssles OF 200 gupss principally 81 Georges Of %
and couple ofcssoss Of Dsoeeshsye
urved here bat get have not been offered The poorer
grades Of Msste been ~ rather better rsqus spd prices
hsve SITTER fesls ssiss Of fone 80 bbls mainly ss No
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.Mnrkets-cAEEFU1LY RKPoSTEp FOR TIE N. Y. TRiBusn
,,z - WEDNEsDAY, Fob. n, 1861.
ASiEsTho inquiry for both kinds is light sales Of Pots
So l2t and Pearls ~ rs rs.
BEEsWAXI elbow is ia active demand and prices
shade beeTi sales Of eco 10 Western and Southern at 81
d34c ca,b
BOOTS AND SHOES-There hiss been rather better In.
qry during the past week principally from the city
by Trade though few buyers 80 town from Southern
Western States The yet moderate. At Boston
there has been quito an active bune doing and the shipments
for one week amount TO about 20 eco cases.
CANDLES-Ads 10 fair and the market
10 steady; sales of 1000 boxes at 7 Jc for City mos
Sperm and Patent unchanged at 53U43c.
COALThe inquiry for oil descriptions il limited for the mild
weather checks both the demand for local and foreign
ton. We continue to quote at 81 500 IS 80 from ynId
COFF EEThe market to-day Il very quiet, prices
stiff Of 800 bBgs Rio at ii dc and IFS do Maracabo
l3lc., all we have to notice. We quote;
Java y De-. Uilt Marscstbo dHt
kio isir 10 prno Jamaica. 1871 a.
hio ordinary oil st. Domingo, cash. .ll1a
Lsguayra. ..........If Ol41
COPPER-New Shesthing and Yellow Metal have been Ga
very moderate demand quote the former 24d25 for
and the latter al9c RehDed ngot la, IN fair
request and holders very firm in their The for
the week 800 900 Minnesota $780, cash. and
parcels of Baltimore at l9c cash.
COTTONbe inquiry has been fair and prices are sustained
sales Of ZOO bales We quote as follows:
SKw-YoRR CLASSIFICATION.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY 90, 1861

apd for Domestic fleece. and pulled Woods during me pas
has been very moderate and the aggregate E
praba amount 10 H. TIE inquiry ior
Woods has fallen off, the only transactions we hesr OF Elm
brace about grades at prices within our range ho
morris have hen custed AZ tbs W, tina. prices fully eque 10
ihose q year may expected this spring bat upon what
on hand and the ,tasnaon hi.h prevails In the market very
few viii be wiling buy Wool and prices upon which they
eventually arcep. decline Il being almost certain hat
prices IN eopebng the clip III be from to Be- 10" or Inc
Philadelphia North American OF this morning remarks; mere
little nothing doing and have no change 70 hoce IA
pulled Fleece manufacturers buying In small wey ohJ "
previous rates" We quote: ,,ao,
bomes,ie IS 81 South America. l0d2o
Prllrd Woos..... .28dts Smyrna ............."I9hP
California % Donskoi SdsI
C.ra.,. asa JOlFcst nds. ........'.. 9dJo
ZINC-The market IL dull and heavy At about 4, &C.
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TIE Ckicopo Tribune saye:

The week coze close exchange market The buying
the orpngw toward the close the buying and
selling approached very each other There Ia ln.
very little exchange making by legitimate commerce The
opening Of navigation will produce different state OF affairs
bills be issued by banks unless they based
on Illinois Stat. stocks al nd business open brisk 1t IL
likely DO the problem will be how TO get currency TO
the produce si in the country The rates
Of exchange stu bat unless the political affairs Of
the county involve IN general ruin, exchange must come
down to living rates within few weeks.
The deliveries Of Grain at Chicago on the sd inst
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MARRIED.

PATTEN-BROWN-On Tuesday Feb 3s, by tie Rev Mr..
Dickson Mr. John Psen 10 Maria Lghen youngest dsoghte,
Of Mr. Robert Brown, all Of this city.
PEARSON MAsON-On Wednesday Feb a. By the Rey.
DR. Foss snder Of NowYork Saah daogbtes
of John Y. Mason esq, Of Brooklyn
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The orb and Erie Railroad makes the following report
otransportstion Of stock for the week ending this day
Cattle, 7lO Hog 800 Sheep and Lambs oOoi Homes w.
Number reported for this market at Forty fourth street.
1865.
The phce, to-day are quoted a, follows
First quality .......s.0 q, ordnay..;...'..'' 4,s
Medium .............7ld 81 Some extra good.. -GlO
The general aver,ge Of the market at full 20
The most Of the sales range from TO &c. - .
Prices head ard No. different weights, win be found In
sccoSn,s Of sales Of sundry drovcs,
puueef . sseves received In the city this week
l. 2 bead than last week and l headsi than the
Of Last wear Tie average number at oaeh Wednesday
1rart last wear was ig head while the number to-day being
2s shows Than the ayerg. and 3os head less than
this day week.
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET

FoR fHH WyyK ENDING WEDSgtDAY, FER z, Itbi'
TOTAL Cattle on ALL KINDS Fok Thk Vkht'
According the epors from the several maJket places IN tne
city, there have been received this week.
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phiIadelphia Canl. Markes. lee. q, 1851.

There has been but little change in the Cattle market this
week either tho supply prices The offerings amounted 70
ACO head hosd OF which sold at from 70 ~ ior
ordinary and from 90 20 TO 80 20 loo 70 Tor
good and prime. . 50,
supply Sheep continues fair and the de-
mand the supply About 600 head disposed
OF at srom4 TO SIC. y ID gross, according to quality
HoGsThis market c0ntiuues TO be well snpphed the Two
yards Offering 500 head nearly all Of which were cold ct np
Sc so 20 q loo net Tor still fed and from 81 TO esio
fed ..n,,
Cowshe entire supply Of Cows did not reach over 100 head
These sold al from $40 70 a. according TO eondilon
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LEADTbe msrlet for Pig 10 Arm and the tendency At the
close a. bsher prices the only sale have TO report 10 &
TINS San AndreG private terms Bar ready at DC sad
Pipe and Sheet at 6ic-, net, cash =, 49,,
LEATHER-ThsIe &. moderate dem'nd ioi Henloct ana
OaI; prices are steady the recent dece We quote light
and middle weights Bgenos Ayfes At l9d and do o''o0
llbdl9lc. a.. ,.,.
srivA and prices arc nominal Lat fe4e' "e4e naeo " w.
for and 81 lOfor lump. So, -. ..t.. L,
LOTT, a, foows Lhds Porto Rico .. Bic 20 hhd tssaA
2 90 hhd. do at 2c and 10 bb' NeroTieaisE y. 'se'
e.,h and time. -, r---.t.. -.
NAVAL sTOREs-The naafiel for Splits Turpsniihe -
been active but cosc steady we teS o. ,a Of s3oIl 20
bbs we quote al dTe Tor Rejection Suashl ShlpPHE
and Newly orb bb. Crude I. very dull sad nn,a y ~ %
A. 40 No. There ha, been considerable activity Mtnc'td 10 tbc
De n.ud for hne Rosias notice sales Of 80 bbt no
Al 45aS 20 a. $40 n 100 Pse White q; - % ~ 10 A9a
80 low No 500 co y 80 10 Ia Common he'in ""
hear of no the narkc Il ttnady Al Sd ~ ~ ee'
cred. Tar quiet but hIIn. Fitch IL neglected -. -
NAILS-Cut In setiye demand a. e. - v lVo 10 cn'
and - 90 mos Cineb steady ~ - ilo, mos
OIIs-Tb,re boen fair Jobbing inquiry i l9'eea
Al 5Id52c Several osders have been received from the eo
within day or two aud In every u Ia partcu rinet
that the invoices dated previous 10 the 9Th February py
which means duty imposed by the tsif Of The souh,I Cor
f.derAcy be saved Crude Sperm 10 Etady he t0 q
foT The week are LOO bb .. 81 i' stock 1850 be Cpi.
Wassc has me. Ill, mo15s:5 ;dIi :. I'll rates 'ioch
80 600 bb Other descriptions very quiet and we have only
10 notice sales Of 2Oo 900 n Palm at &c. l. cent ana 10
boIes Olive At 81 mos, for pnt,: w. qnotri
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RICE-We hear Of lacs Of 80 tcs AZ 90 750Ff u. 100
n, y 10 quality. The market Il steady.
sALTPETER Tie market very Inactive, aud we have no
sales 10 Adyise . =,
sEEDSTLe inquiry for ClovsTsed hiss continued good oot
for the end hoiae trade and he market nm se OF
400 bags at 1dc ard small lot at Tic Timothy Seed not
plenty and with improved demand prices favor the seller
sales Of 20 bags at 81 3D. Rough FsIie0d Ia quiet at 81 ~
bushs.
sKINsTbe inquiry for Goa, still very limited and the only
sale OF IL 30 bales Pnyta for the Fast on
made public. TOE stock Of Deer sI Price. sho"
material change sales Of few Sma lots San Juan and Boil
City at 45c for the former and 3jc for the latter
SOrhe market Is quiet but steady oi u GIc, cash. Tor
Drop and Buck
SPEL1E-Ths business has been very moderate. bat prices
fner The only sale have notice q tuns
SiLsisn at SIC, caih.
SPlCkSsma sales Of Pepper ar CssA have been made at
fol- prices sales Of go Pepper &c. cash. and 700 mats
Cas.s az lgc.
chiefly for refining the sales $40 hhds mainly Cubs from
d5c chiefly 5d3c rs boxes Havana 2i2 hhjs heIsdo
Oh private Refined have been IN demand We quote
white Coffee grades a. b and q at 7d7c yellow DO to'9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
Receipts Of Produce,

Ft 27-3,o0 bbls. Flour. % O0o bash. Corn SEQ bosh
Seed 600 pks. Provisions IA pigs Lard go pigs Whisky,
COO dressed Hogs.