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R8- Mime Capreli, the OnAy known Nat araI
Carvoyant and Seeres has her No. 2 Custohoue
street where She will lie happy her Clarvoy-
anee to those who have been humbugged by mpoors
scopes of Life Carvoyantly calculated Positively no fees
eeved in advance and will be accepted unless the
demonstrated ieO 2plt
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MAGAZINE auArps. This company will elect
officers this evening" at their drilroom corner Of
Annuneiation and Race Streets See the official
Ilntica
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CLARET, WHISKY AND GINS. n, Cratioo 3 a.
No. 90 GnstOmhoise street have in store ana n
houses large 4S Of the above wines and ono ss.
their adysrtise1nsrts t'S'Ols. see
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FAsr-DAY.-Notice is given that the Southern
Bank will remain closed next Thursday.
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PATENT MEDICINES. Wilson'S Exterminator and
Daley's Pain Ext actor are am NJ, the
modern times The ba had in any quantity Of WRIGHT
20, Nos 81 and III Cha ties street See advertisements
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~. Coal on and Lamns = cnuntrx MGR

~b'It Sit ANA kAatikA US -SnuitiS fAEGN
chants Planters, and the public generally will find tie Great
Southern Coal Oil and Lamp Emporium, No Chartres street.
by far the largest and cHy complete stock Of PURE COAL
OILS and COAL. Oil LAMPS in This city, which CO.
VERT HILL offer the trade re! lower prices
than they be purchased any other house in the
Soul US 0nfF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-10

a5 We are Indebted to Col Mcheever' OF tne
Adams Express, fora Louisville paper OF the 9TH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-10

TENNESSEE STILL THE "BANNER VOLUNTEER
STATE. I've have just seen letter from an au-
thentic source, at Nashville stating that, within
three weeks from the time the military act of the last
Legislature was published, upwards of 10000 fight
ing men offered the Government their services
The Governor has not called for single regiment,
Truly, Tennessee is still the " Volunteer State"
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MADAME oaPRELL Those interested in cairyov.
aaae aad sightseeing are referred to Nine capelr advertise
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zs0oss, shocs nssa gsrogams,
At WHOLEGAL,s,

Plantations supplied with prime Ditching 2oOTs, Eta
BRU1AES; Wool MoxicaI Palm Leaf, Straw and Ca%peSt
HATS, at The lowest narke, prices, BY
FROST L CO..
No. 10 Magazine Dreel New 0rissp h
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81 *.@- behring's Patent Champion Wire aMd
tF0ot SAFES Eos. 81 aud q Gsavier street. New Or
dc 2ptf
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1861.


R- Correspondents advertisers ard Others communicating a
he Crescent ,oiR greatly By ,erg but one side Of th''
naper
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TNS Toilet.


"TREFELIO" IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY,
"TRfFEL1O'' Cpresnn Eru7:,cns.
"TRfFELIO" softons the SKIN
"TREFELIO" }esutfes the Skin.
"TREFELIO" Eradlcates HuuoY,
"TREFELIO' SO cents bottle.
Particularly adapted climates. few drops roGrsc
for Bathing is deciously refreshing exheat
rg giving the Skin freshness Smoohness Elasticity souas
Rrianoy and Pury-Coong and Invgorating-ren thu
flesh firm AID OF aabaster richness Beauty removes
3ruptions. Immensely popular among The Ladies'.
aS-Sod everywhere at 50 cents bottle.
Sold Wholesale aad retail by JAMES sVME No. Is4 CaDp
7reet, and by Druggists generally.
TILESTON h CO.,
my23 2pIy General Agents, az Broadway, New Tork,
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More Campaign Shirts.

VOLUN EERS, TAKE NOTICE.
-. n. MOODY,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
Has succeeded obtaining another splendid assortment of
Extra Fine Printed FnEcls ~ patterns peculiarly adapted
for ARMY OFFICERS SHIRTS which can be had ready
made, to measure if called for Immediately.
A splendid and complete stock Of
PURE LINEN AND lLENEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
SUMNER FURNISHING GOODS,
is also offered unprecede1tly low PRICES.
No tariff, advance any goods long they las: al
S. n. MOODY'S,
jelQ 2plt Canal and Royal streets.
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Military GOo6s!!
COLTS NAVY REVOLVERS.
SWORDS, Bowr1a-ExrzEv
b U IT IT O N .
IN DIFFERENT SIZES FOR MILITARY UNIFORMS
q Q L u L a G Il
VI + &c A r < r r r VI MI Y G S
For sale
H. FRANKO'S,
Corner Of Poy lr.s aud Carondcle streets.
Rg- Orders for NAVY REVOLyERs, MILITARY CLOTH
CAPS etc, taken. jeS 2pt
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Ness. LEWIS co. 1872 New Levee street between Julia
and st. Io,eIA have hand full supply Ut PRINTERS
me, Of their oInuac;ure which they cuarc e,nuI
to al = Of Northern make. lilo 25fr
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nz~ advertisements inserted at the usual rates \
bersi discount made to regulsr advertisers.
mS-The Weekly Crescent is published every satuf
Nv morning. Subscription SS-invariahly in advance
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Advance the flag of Dixie etc.

FURTHER OUTRAGEs AT HAMPToN.-When the
vandals from the North occupied Hampton, an
officer with squad Of men went to the store of
Mr.. P. Lattimer, and demanded possession. Mr..
Lattimer replied that he had purchased and paid
for his stock Of goods, and the officer might have
them at their valuation. The officer said he would
have the goods and stores and not pay cent for
them, and drawing his sword, slapped Lattimer
with it on the face. Lattimer then drew revo-
yer and fired it, when the officer fell. He then
leaned over the counter and fired three more shots
in the body, causing DEATH Lattimer was Of course
captured, and taken to Old Point and hung on Fri
day last.
The officer killed is said to be a lieutenant in one
of the companies, and distinguished for military
abilities. He has met a dogs death in a dogs
cause.
MIR. W. c. Marrow, Of Hampton, was also treated
in most shameful and Indecent manner. He was
captured in the town, having his uniform on. strip
ped stark naked, marched through the streets in
that condition and then carried to Fort Monroe as
prisoner. Can such things be done in this en-
Gghtened age ard not rouse TO boiling heat the
blood Of every Southerner? Norfolk Herald.
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aIeD 0rleaus 4altg Crestent.
). o. NExoN, Ed,tor and Proprietor.

reEET<,F,- mo. 20 CAMP STREET.
yearly Subscriptions, $40 - BY the week. ~ Oents'
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Pure V'iseegesT.

The only pure VINEGAR pc sionous acids is that
manufactured by Mcssrs LEWIS co. 1872 New evcc
Families wishing put up Pickles their
formed that the above avorite brand the only
city which may lie relied for domestic purposes.
Ladies and children desrous of preserving their should
avoid Yinegar8 imprcgnatcd with mineral poisons
ORLEANS VINEGAR DISTILLERY,
je7 2p3t 1872 New Levee street.
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ARLINGTON HoCsE.-The celebrated Arlington
House, the residence OF Gen. Robert Lee, formerly
that Of George Washington Parke Gusts. having
been Illegally taken possession OF by the Northern
troops, is now the headquarters Of General Nc
Dowell, commanding the Department of Fairfax
county, The situation is splendid one, com
manding the whole city, and vide sweep of the
Potomac. The Eighth New York Regiment Col.
Lyons, is CHARTERED here. They have their battery
of light artillery. But the mansion is the memoT-
able object 1t is Of the Cid revolutionary style of
architecture widespread and low. The
flying family have left but little in it, but, if
tT9 IT, to reverence for their family ancestor,
Washington, they ltHy"icft rrHuy~ pictures ana re-
lies Of him and Of the Revolution. Hanging in the
entry are the paintings of Revolutionary sons
painted in his old age by George Washington Parke
Gusts himself. The dining room is adorned with,
among other things, three deer's heads preserved
from deer actually killed by George Washington.
fine engraving of the Duke of Wellington con
fronts full length oil painting of " Light Horse
Harry as he was called, the father Of General
Lee. few books and letters lie about marked
with the familiar and eminent names of Lee and
GUSTS. baltimore Republican.
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LIBERTY, MISS, /.

Ar,per Of general circulation In all thcc"na'ls ofS@
sls. N !, md ne shboring parishes Of Louisiana.
Az EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
JAMES BTRAWBRGDGE, Agent,
7,oo,Nnf % Commercial "'aae
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From Tire Seat Of war.
TRULY S U p + R B
GEOGRAPHIC VIEWS
A PICTURE WORTH FRAMING
The Price is The same us photographs of
Smaller Size have invariably Sold For.
4 RNnrcrIoN WHEN NrMNENs ARE wANrNn.

Can be had of the Agent, Sd story Of This Office Jrtwe.
l. and o'clock each day and and 10 at night.
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I" Eef Rts Go Hence :"
sGttenti02t, E'0Easpfeers!

A box Of DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR i,
powerful adjuvant in curing bsered feet result Of 9nn
march, No volunteer should lie without ore Iii serl fJ
bites Of insects and ulcers. In fact is multu in parvo
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Projectors,
q AID Isl Chartres street,
ic0 2p3teod<W New Orleans
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aThe New Amen Polka, I by Strauss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-20
8e0ai SIBtlEfsg 90I


Prico }. Psttsn, ct. al, U, 5. Circuit Court
stanford g. Lasatar. - n obi6l tsit ''i-. ~
DE VIRTUE WRIT OF
I'D Yenditioni EKponas issusd from said Court IN
tie above entitled Cause 20 me ufects viii Oler
City Of Cleveland, on Monday, the - day OF srch
A. d. 1851 at the hour Of l0oe ock NJ Of sasd day
aue In the village OfChagrin al8, tu5 A09a O0unty,
in said Distric, vz:-bOts Nos. g. aud west part CO
etJ Of 10; lots Nos 81 and 80 In A. Bliss allotment;
lots Nos. 49, g. 70 IL end y and rs in is5 D ay-
hew allotment, and lot No. In gineeHt.a hliot-
n. JOHEsON, U. s. Marshel
Norfharn. .Dfstrfet nf Unio.
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NEW YORK mARKET-FeB. 10.


FLOUR-AFain adyadced Sc per bbl, but the de-
mand both for export and home consumption cufi-
tinues quite moderate- The maraet closed quiet
sales are i5,a0 bbis at s,2OaS525 for superHpe
state, tb,a5F5,4O tor extra BtateY S5,2O0D5,25 Tor
superinS western; Sb,2595,s5 TOR common 70 extra
hOoped Ohio; and LS5sU(0T,00 for trade brands do
CANADIAN FLOUK- Market little higher
and rather more doing Sales tars GOV bbls at S5,4O
606 75f0r common to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-selllng slowly at S3,4Oa4,lO for
common 70 choice supernne Hal.
CURN NEAI-Dull with fair supply. Sales at
$40 for J rseyj Ss, i5@s,4O Brandywine.
tWHEAT-AdvanoOd lc per bush with moderate
BUSINESS doing IOf port ana nome consumption -
The scarcity OF freight room and high rates mate
rally checks home demand.
Sales are i 500 bush Chicago spring Sl,l58l.2l;
Milwaukee club and amber Wisconsin S., i,24ai 10 4
in store and delivered winter red western 81 32@
l,S5&i white western Sl,4e9l,5O; white California
RYR-ouiet and firm at s5a7oc.
BAHLEk-COntinues firm and moderate bust
ness doing Sales are 700 bush Canada Vest at S0c.
G0RN-More doing and market fully lc higher.
Sales a. 900 bush at 67CG6So for old mixed west
ern in store; 6s8969 deliveredj 6S@666 heated and
western at the depot delivered; 65 new southern yell
low; % new white Southern.
OATS-In moderate request at 366137 Western
and Canadai 37@3372 state Including small parcels at
PORK-Market hrmsr for mess and duh for
prime. sales $50 bbls at Sl725 for mess; Sl7 90
thin do; 81 ,2s clear; Sl2,OO.
BEEF-alRrket continues dull and unchanged
Sales are 200 bbls at S4,7595,0O primei S5,756 Z5
country mess SsOO9lO,O0 repaoked mess; Lug Od
extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Dull and nominal at
SI3,M@ls,O0.
BEEF q AHEs-Quiet and steady. Sales at I29
i5c for state and western.
CUT MEATS Market is unchanged. Sales
at S6t6Ac for shoulders s69sAc for hams
HOGS Dull. Sales at S6,50616,S7 for corn fed
dressed, aud S5,50q5,62 for iveWeights
BACON-Dull and heavy
LlARD-Msrket dali and unchanged. Sales are sDC
bbls at g4@el0o for No. l. prime western.
BUT'rER- Is selling at lOc9l4c for Ohio
l40l9 Btata.
CHEKsE- STEADY at s9iOHO for inferior to
prime.
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WAsHNGTON NJ Ma.
WAszrnerox. Feb. 1s.

WAsHLhGTON, feD. -.
The Supreme Court of the United States
recently, in a California land case, establish
ed al important principle as to that State, to
the effect that where a complainant has OBJ
tained confirmation of title and a patent,
the adverse party in possession cannot under
action resist the title Of the patentee.
- L appears from investigations by the House
Military Committee that Secretary Floyd ac-
ceptsd at Belknaps bids 100, 900 muskets.-
Secretary Holt refuses to recognize the con
trarL Beiknap says they were intended for
the Sardian Government.
Il Is further shown that Floyd distribu-
ted, without any order, through the Engineer
Of the Department $4,000 percussion mus
kets, 20, 600 altered muskets, and 10000
rifles amongst the arsenals of Charleston,
Augusta, Mt Vernon, Baton Rouge and
North Carolina With the exception OF
those for the last named, all the arms fell in
% the possession Of the State authorities.
The Committee give as 8 reason for report
ing bill authorizing the President to accept
the services Of volunteers, that the regular
forcs is wholly inadequate to protect the forts,
arsenals, dockysrds and other property of the
United States, a large portion of the army
being necessary for the protection of the
frontier.
Some delegates to the Peace Conference
tonight say they viii probably by Wednes-
day sgree upon plan Of adjustment, even to
the Virginia Commissioners on the Territor-
ial question, under consideration to-day, and
debate toward unanimity thereon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-20
FROM PHILAnELPHrA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is.
2 A committee of Councilmen and citizens
are actively engaged in making preparations
for the reception of Mr.. Lincoln.
Thursday afternoon on his arrival at the
depot be viii be greeted by Union salute.
BE viii be escorted through the principal
streets by eaEalcade Of citizens 70 the Con-
tinental Hotel, where grand display OF fire
works viii take place, as also a receptien in
the evening.
At sunrise on the nerning Of the 22d, Mr..
Lincoln viii be invited TO raise flag, dis
paying "a stars over Independence Hall.
"a The Pennsylvania Central Railroad are
making extensive arrangements for his con
duetiOn to Harrisburg on the 22d, on which
day there viii be 8 grand military display at
-tbe State CepitVl.
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LATEzT.

NAPLES, Jan. 1.-THE fire of the besieged
at Gaeta is very brisk, and is replied to b,
the Sandman squadron.
Prince Carrignan has visited the camp.
RoME, Feb. 3.-The Pope has ordered his
soldiers to return to Rome, Notwithstanding
the orders of M. De Marods to the contrary.
Fifteen thousand SsFdinian soldiers had
passed through Umbria on their march to the
kingdom Of Naples.
The reaetionary movement in Abruzzia was
organized By Tratain and H. De Marode.
The Sardinians have evacuated the Papal
territory, in compliance with orders from the
Emperor Napoleon.
The Spanish vessels dispatched to Gaeta
have b,en repulsed by Admiral Persano.
Francis II. has issued an appeal to the
Sicilians offering them the Constitution of
1912, Sicilian army and navy, and an en-
tire separate administration. He asks of
them TO give an asylum to a royal family,
abandoned but brave, and too well instructed
by misfortune,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-20
rHE PRRstpENrIAL tour.

HUDsoS, Feb. l9.
Mr.. Lincoln and suite LEFT Albany at eight
CLOCK. They. were escorted 10 the depot by
the Burgesse corps, and arrived a. Hudson at
1890. sgI l- ---+r,rs
Tie frst stoppage was made at Troy, where
be was Releomed by ihe Mayor. 20 whom
Mr. Lincoln briefly responded.
Large crowds were ussembIeda at The differ
ent stations, who saluted the train with cheers
and cannon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-20
Report or ID NeM York mnrln1.

NV Y0RE, Feb l6, 1851.
BUTTER-The demand for Butter Is not active,
and prices do not vary materially from last week
some choice lots Of Western Reserve bring i5c but
the price generally obtained is u to leo for W. r.
and 10 to lie for Central ,ho. Roll Butter has de-
oIned aud isc the top figure for ohoice
CHEEsE-Ths demand is fair for Ohio. ct 8 to
SIC mostly At sAe, and English dairirs are dull and
sales nave been made At s,f to iO0.
HOGs-Dressed Hogs are dali llat0Ao for Western
apd 7e for City dressed.
SEEDs-Clover Seed Is snlablo at to ne for
choioe-mostly at 7c.
APPLES-Dried Apples are slow sale at $40 for
Western.
I.AitD-Dull, at ~ to lOo.
TALLOW-Dull, a. 9 to 94o.-
DEMlNG q TIFFANY,
Commission Merchants, 81 Pearl street.
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FRoaI NORTH CARoLINA.

RALEIGH, Feb. Is.
The Legislature has agreed to adjourn on
Monday next
The Senate has been at work on the mili-
tary bill, which was on its third reading to-
day. /
An amendment against coercion was Of
fered, which occupied the day in its discus
sion.
The House is hard at work on the Conven-
ton bill.
A Convention in Wake county to-day
nominated, as secession candidates to the
State Convention, Messrs. Rand, Service and
Wilder
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

: 4" "AsHIAatOAl foO Ib.
Nothing decisive occurred in the Peace
Convention. Indications still are that the
majority report will be adopted by a close
vote. The proposition for National Con.
vention is, however, gaining ground.
Jefferson Davis inaugural speech is bitter
" denounced BY Border State men.
The Senate Committee on Post Offices re-
ported without amendment the House bin
discoutihning the mail service in sece ding
aStatss.
A member of the House is preparing a bin
authorizing the President to receive loans
from States, and issue coupon bonds in pay
uent limited 20 90 years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-20
THE GRRFENBERG
MARsHALIs UTERINE OATHOIIUoN

which is offered as certain cure IN cases accompa-
MED with the following symptoms Irregularities,
Weakness, Faintness, Dsranged Appetite, SaloW
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Chills,
ralgia, Palpitation Of the Heart, Dizziness, Nerv-
BUSINESS, Headache, Resuiessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Flushes VI the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain II the Spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Urine with heat or snlarting Itching, Bnrning OF
irr tatiOn TO the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Die
pair, Hysterics, Anxiety, Red FACE Nervous TWitch-
ing, Starting Constipation, Irritable Temper Sad
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, falna in the
Uterine Organs, Numbness and sl s in the Limbs
boss Of the Memory, Bewilderment, Soreness in the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-20
wAsHrNGTON rrRMs.

A strong interest is again pressing Mont
gomery Blair, Of Nd, for a seat in Lincoln's
Cabinet.
Gen Wool is lying critically i'll with an at
tack Of pneumonia.
The orders to CON- Barron to take COM
mand Of the San Francisco Navy Yard is re-
Voked
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-20
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN

IN That, pursuant to the condition Of & certain
lnOrtgage given to Charles Bacor By Charles T. Har
Fey, the 18th day OF January, l559, and Ordt
in the collectors ofce for the District Of Ouyaho
ga, Vol 3, Page i there viii be soll at public srle
to the highest bidder at the door ot the United
tGe county Of CuyahUga, and State Of Ohio, on the
18th day Of March, A. D. 1861, at ten o'clock ia the
forenoon, three-fOurths OF the schooner 3. Q. Rob
erts as she now lies in the harbOr Of Ashtabula in
said State, with threefourths Of all Der tackle ap
pRre furniture and other appurtenances TO satisfy
the amount due said Ohafles Bacon on said mort
guge. --.sff.f CHARLES BACON,
Feb. 6:325. By his Attorney, X. p. SPALDING.
CLEVELAND Eah 8 fesf
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FROI HAVANA.

NEw YORK, Feb 19
The Quaker City, with Havana dates of the
18th, has arrived
There were continued droughts throughout the
Islahd and the Government was about to admit
all kinds Of vegetables, hay, hsh, &c, free of
dury, as fears were entertained that the entire
supply would be cut Oh.
The Spanish Embassador, Gen. McRoinon, en-
barked on the 18th inst. in the war steamer Vel
ascO, for New York en- route for Europe
Sugar dull Transactions limited quoted at
6H@7H reals for brown, and IOQlI reals for
white. Stock, lbs 600 boxes.
MOlasses 2k@2& per keg
Exchange upward. Sterling EXON premium
on Northern ports, premium to discount. a
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co MN ROTAL.
OLEyELAND nIARKFT-FEB. ne

FLOUR-ouiet and unchanged. Buokwhsat is
Quotsble ct sI,75 y ewt.
WHEAT-sales Of car red on track at Sl,Os; 1
car do from store at same and car white at Sl,ls
on track.
CORN-Lower. Sales Of car on track at s7c.-
The demand is very light and the only way to sell it
is to await customers.
OATS-Nominsl, at &C.
HIGHWINEs-Ars selling steadily at I5O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull. Sales embrace small
lots at - Tor common, 70 lie for good roll.