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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

Gence Of che American adces brought Etna The
for the week foot 0 bales OF which 5000 taken BY
spectators aud $500 or export The market closed Hrm the
quotstions of last Friday.
The sales to-day reach roo Bales Of which
by spectators AID export the market closing firm The fol-
lowing authorized quotations:
Fair. Middlins
v-fod
.su
r, ino.
American. ~
Mes.r' Jane, Hewitt Co. quote advance Fair orssns
BEK.p,TIpys dull and tloss with declining tendency
mrsA seheid Nash Co. say Wheat and FloEr have de-
PROVISIONS quiet,
LoEDoN MARKETS.
LoSbo, fncsy ACKNOWLEDGMENT close OF 1911 for
Money and Account.
Illinois Central Rtiroed 23i discount
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFPs MARKET ApriI g.
MeTrs Wakefield Nash Co., Richari.on Spence Co. Big
lard Ahya Go" and Others. report Flour quiet and ssdS
28d3i Wheat dull with slirh cecline on come 60 rs;
lions maintained with dificulty Mied. 81.
LVRRPooL Provision MARKET, April 4-Becf
dull In Ia Mess 9o. Bacon dull al 81 6Gol for Cumbersni
at 3id56i. No American stock in the market.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Spifits OF Turpen-
tine dull 3"6a3. Rosin firm, but dull OF sale. Sugar
steady. Coffee quiet Rice quietl
LONDON MARRrs.--BREABSTUFFs quiet, but firm.
SUGAR and COFFEE firm TIA steady and quiet. RICE firm.
TALLov dropping and quoted at 5siG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

CHILDREN FOR WESTERN ITbxss.-Tle rain poured
IN torrents yesterday, yet very Happy excnrson PARTY
OF children from the city departed for The We. They
were company OF boys from the Children,s Aid So
ciety and the News Boys Lodging House, under lie
charge of Mr. G. c. Tracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

ANOTHER SLAYER BROUGHT BAcK.-Tbe bark Sarah..
after having been towed down the Lower Bay onMou-
day afternoon, was overtaken by the steamtug 0nIy
Son, and brought hack to tie city and anchored uslss
the guns of the United Srstes steamer Vixen Off the
Battery. She ia small vessel of go tuns, and wa
but in Sciluate in 1854. Her clearance, if she had
cry, did not appear in the evening papers of Mo,daE.
Her stern is painted black, with the name "Sa-shr
only on it, The general impression IS she was going
black birding"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

CRIcKEr.-The New-York Cricket Club viii COM
meDce their season OF 1861 uenday the I'D inst.
Play 10 commence at 10 o clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

nation OF the Gospel among ssilors visiting chi, ps
sod the convention to the true fai of profcs-
seanen For this purp0se the Society has esfabIsho1
ehurcbes,sai.d employs numerous cIergyu.n and mis-
sonaries who spend their whole ine In Wiling sbin
ga Tor boarding and other places where eesnr
cougregate. The exercises last evening consiss~a a.
Flu; ing by choir Of the Mariners Church addrsse
reading iepr etc. From the Report Of the Seers
9sry we learn that the congregation Of tie Mariners
church now Numbers yearly GO persous, and new
members are bring constantly Audited. There Il .
oeot OF :ioooo banging over the cburh, Which &c.
iiou'iy cIipPes tie efforts Of the S,ciey The AUDI
8. Huntington, C. j. Clark, Capt. SauInel Elliott,
ana ohers. Reference was made TO the glorious dag
% our country wbica ELECTED great applause, and slso
tne assurance thst whatever danger might threaten H.
was taken up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

MssING.-Comelius rheGn, native OF Ireland,
s.ed Il wears formerly living No City bu place hem
n..ing 5th Ap'l lie ran1sr by trade and
when seen division steei, slightly nioxc4sj
n. Is aou. feet iuchs, IA hi , vel diec aaf La
hal, on his face any ioru,i1R Of his wheieshoa.s wi be
THANKFULLY received By brother ~ she abose LunbeT
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SUSPICIOUS pe.1a.-Coroner Lac.nlan We ra,aer-

SUSPICIOUS DEaTH.-Coroner Jacsuan was veser-
day summoned TO bold Az inquest at No 81 Brooals
street, on she body of German woman named VII
helmina Debn, aged y years, who died Yesterday
morning under sue ious circumstances appesrs
that the woman bad lived unlalIily wi her hus6.u6
and Oh Sunday last sleocca iOred Is on Oh rye
o. beating her. lhe day after ~. b,a GA tire ne h.
bors We've Informed bat tie woman al lied very sud-
De ~. u. John Beach made post Elortem exlu,i-
ra'i'n OF he body, whtn sGa,iert quantity Of cYa-
iide OF potassium wa found IL tie stomach e. have
caIrcd death. 4 small plr "a Of Tie poison WIS
ouGd II d. dress 10 Ike Of decease Which laGs "a.
the belief that she rad commit I'd suicide. An inquest
will DO hs ld OF The body to-d.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

NEw-YoRK PoRT SocIErY.-The 43d Anniversary
of this organization celebrated by appropriate
ercses On Monday evening Cooper Institute The at
tendance was exceedingly limited, owing doubtless to
the rain which was rapidly falling throughout the
evening. The object Of the Port Sossty Is the dsse,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

Bulls HEAD.-Ner- YORK. Catlc MarEef, Tvesday.
Apra I6.-This proves TO be the hardest day Of the
year for drovers. The market is wholly over-etocse
with $500 head Of fat bullocks and not poor lot in
market, and the weahershe most unfiyorlble Of an
the market days since we can remember; cold heavy
ran.storm having prevailed all night and all day,
which chlls the poor brutes and makes them 81 rink
into the smallest possible sze that they really APP
PEAR bali hundred less than tie actual net weight.
the number sold daring the forenoon was smaller
thln any day for months, and scarcely any of them
will cost the butcher over 81 cents net pound and
come nice smooth fat have been sold at less than
cents aud coarse but fat and rogghis steers at
6Jdi cent?.
This afternoon there is little more disposition on
the part Of buy leave the barrooms aud look into
the sale pens, bur not particle more life in the bus
mess and disposition the part ofbuyerso operate
except upon therown terms which certainly better
To- buyers than any they have bought ut before in 1861.
As the RAIN storm continues very severe, there must be
a large proportion Of tue stock left ill tie second
day, and according 10 present appearances there VIII
be good many left tomorrow night, or else sold
at lots drovers WHO bought in Illinois at cents
pound live weight. Some good fair Illinois steers
bought at Albany on the eeesat cents pound gross
will hardly sell for cos. and charges here. There
has never been bSI.er average quality of beef
the whole Of the depressed Stale OF the market
is owing to Ibis face, that there many and 90
good and IN the aggregate give many pounds Of beef
that the cry cannot use it al up. The day closes
gloomy III all respects for droyer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

Tn kansas FgND.-lo Wn. {. Bryant, Chi n al.
Kansas r. Def Couu .e. h. fe.s.r ports Yeceirt sr
wesS ending April I'm, dG, i,hJks: Citizens trv4yIha.
u. l., SAB %; IhI"ug lnE TRIBUNE { u, ChifeL If
Op.lu Asylum Ttuh street. - -, Mousd v. L. SO.
nea storf- C.hDt. ~ %. t,o " Eerri.r r-l.sile ~
$50 Rev Agchbl.a eblie ~: Friends, Columbia. n V
Sli So Tunc4h-nAock sLubai.>clooL -; 'iDers
hugbuSsen, j. $50 - Three school Districts lie.
mont ga tiTst Fresh, Chugcn Madison ne IS;
an,is 4 LoNuA = 10; EmHy jones' to So NJ ,leto~is
Davis Shskapse Min, S3l ~; tifizsns NJ Hs D..
Cizeus i'scosG- r. J. ~ Fell River u. Bk. 40. h. j.
Iumyeeia s2cisy, WMHsbuygh . 70; @. - sig Box %
tavanna, = Y, re; Henry q. Blake = 4 Pa e.
Marathon SlGi Ctzors EALsoD, Is co. Is S-i,ty az
ned Conn ZIP; Young tcoIlss Aid Slci. r.ooa ane
SItisM iD ttiEeus Sterling hspe on q Ear cou to-
Mir, ~; ,tuens b,-a~;sile. H. j., $50 g.; Csh Cont
bolons l. "a aGmbeE 81 anoAntt % tlr # 1900 "a
J. l. VILLAINS Tassu.f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

THg GOAT BoY.-During the last year and half,
frequent complaints have been made at the Detec-
tive Police Office against lad, l6 years Of age named
Charles Couklin charging him with robbiug children
Hi pGn has been, whenever he encountered children
In the street who had any valuable article in their pos
sea ion TO represent that he had beautiful goat few
blocks of which was broken to harness and would per-
form all sorts Of tricks. BY this means lie would in
duce the children TO accompany him away from their
home and would then obtain from them any article OF
value which they bad Children have TINS been in
duced to steal watches and ewelry from their parents
all Of which were subsequently taken from them by
"the goat boy" Some time ago this young rascal
arrested ard sent TO the House Of Refuge but the in
fuence Of his parents and uncle restored him TO
liberty. Lately be has adopted new plsn ard pre-
tends TO possess a beautiful Newfoundland dog, which
be offers tho children and thus lures them from home.
Complaints made within the past few days have act the
detectives looking for the young rogue, and Oihcsr
Roach and Poole succeeded in srsting him Tues
day morning. Conklin does not deny his guilt but
lies upon his relatives to get him clear. Persons hsv
ing complaints to make against him requested to
call VI Police Headquarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

Ct ,,,, =, %, Per yess.
C. ID Blhh.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .........
roit or upoI n' oi WEI = D. - 10 j. Nirtu....- 80
So"h o. ""rf ia" 81 ps' "a ~ 10 Pr j. Hcss..... IA
TIE buishesd between icrs Acs y aud - n l,ord so
10 ~, ooi n1Nr' s'E,"1 u isi-es w. ecds- JSJ.
hoi OF upper half OF i T. St4I-cn street, Gee.
Brown .......... -
feT loot OF lWenty-hHh street, 20 g ID. bsh...
Iirf, loot Of So oni, niith Geo. G. Bvrne -
Moth half Of iier No. ~. o H. B. ria ,ius ol.. a-a
Pie No AZ, % la1c 2aN
Per No 5b {" W VI IS 81 -oI.................... rs
P.t NO. 81 10 " n 8 ousieT,. 9sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

GroGR,PHrsL.--At the rooms of the Geographical
Society in Clinton Hail. correct maps Of the harbors Of
Charleston Pensacola and Mobile. with their depth Of
water, may be examined by the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

The RCISoUs TAmrF.-0n Monday last 81 vessels
were entered from foreign ports, which WIS at an
average rate Of vessel every tbreo and one-third
minutes. The highest number that ever entered any
day before was o., Tie vessels on Monday wore
mostly West indiamen 1t proved pretty bard days
work al the Custom House, the employees being usa-
bic to leave their deshs moment through busilsss
hours.
Yesterday the number Of applicants for Office was
unprecedented as the arrival of vessels the day before.
Tie rotunda, in fact, was full of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

SALE OF Pubic DOCKS, PiERs, AsD SLIrs.-Ths
right to collect sGd retain the wharfage for The ss or
occupation Of the aforementioned dock, piers ind sins
for the term of i've ,ears from The st day OF Mss,
1861, was sod ns public auction the City Hill "a
Monday by Dir. Duke, auc,ioaeer, under diree.ius
ot the Controller:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

BOARD CT SUPERVISORS "A stated meeting Of the
Board cfSulervis0rs held yesterday afternoon az
5 o clock
The Corones having failed to comfy, in the preseu-
tation u their bs for pot.mortem examinations viii
tie directions Of the Supervisors M Tweed offered a
esoluo directing the CLERK to return ,le bills villa
WIS adopted
Mr. Blunt offered n resolution directing the Harlem
Bridge Commissioners to report ~ 30 whether the
bridge had been hul, AMI the cost; ana al.o wb Their
"e-che-er County had issued any bpads met ta
lau OF The expenditure. Mr. Pmdy a.k.d whether
New York had furnished her pa D.; Inderstood snch
WIS the case. Mr. Blunt replied TIA, the Harlem
Bridge had already cost New York 5000 but Mr.
Pardy had another bridge in lis mind. The resolation
was adopted.
The following is the Controller weekly statement:
bss.ee AprI 6.......................... $50 ,3lS
%ebi d
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 99gitn
lt23 81
Balance April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sgG,.s2
The Coroners' bills for tue quarter ending March
81 were ordered paid, the amount canning up 10 "a
496 SO.
On the motion of Mr. Tweed, II wac resolved tba, a
special meeting shonh be held Oh Thursday al u.
O'clock for the purpose Of examining the law 10 refer
ence TO building lew Court-iouse and taking some
aci ,n the zane.
TIE bill Of MIR. DoUusIly for coal WAS objected 10 b,
the Committee, who regard,o il Dc too large, ar M
Tweed oensured tie Committee for rot reporting
soner the matter having been nnder their has iers
year. Laid over.
Some of The hills for Refreshments for II Grand jury
were also objected IT,, but finally allowed.
The Controllers QlareIly Report was sent L., the
principal figures Of which iolows:
Appropriations for 800 39e 3
basncc ir0l l5ou... 22lnSs a.
Total si,e5ness II
tlZtbl
B,s,ee ans1prnded March oi.......s4 ,Qlscli -
Adjourned
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Earned In the past year. in poa.."ei 10 30 20 20
At cQtt OIL.
Ne. prof. on coa Of sa,ec3 ,ocO.... so's4s :.

Net profit On eos Of ~, COZ oc0.... &Ot3eA6 ~
The property is represented by sl,oc2,ooo, cent
funded debt and 81, OOO, 900 capital stock.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
tI7 ,25s 1853 &c. Money transactions are about the
same as yesterday, the market showing no essential
change in rates. Bids for the new Will he eenefh
delayed until Monday the last day they can be received
The indications are that the loan will 60 readily at con-
siderable advance above the last proposals. but in some
quarters the expectations see to be altogether beyond
the probabilities of the ease. II may be safely assumed
that the bids will range sufficiently below the fe'h
price of the 1881 loan to leave fair margin Tor Pfon'
in resales.
A telegram from Chicago announces tha' the ,0i'o"'
ing Wisconsin banks have been thrown out by the
bankers of that city: Citizens Bank, WOOD County
Bank, North. Western Bank St. Crox River Bank,
Kosbkoning Bank, Bank of Albany, Bank OF North
America.
The following is report of the amount Of coal
transported over the Delaware, Lackawanns and
Western Railroad for the week ending Saturday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

,Iust funds stated 90 psy able demand the
old United States deposits Of 1895 which amount 10 s4g9g H.
III kelly 10 be heavy sudden demand on the state
hui NAV be allowed of future settle
ment with the old Government
III, pteest payable snd psd during the last
smonnted TO IL 1h includes Interest on he mite
safe d. oo appropriated 70 the annual school upd
ME total receipts the Treasury last including
cepts on account funds $3.50 yJ 81 the az
pebdiurrE S2.2247O2 10 49,.
ADDED 20 the balance remaining IN tho Treasury July 1900
there remained balance let Of January las II JJ
4n2 81 belonging the various funds Tho general fund,
sIO732l7 paid out, OVl ~ apparent surplus, sIJ
1850 -,
ana Bank 1853 that the acua OF receipts over
Ordinary expenditure f22 and added 70 tht bHac II
the Teasury beginning Of the surplus Of
sources over expenditue during lest year Of $50 III ~
IN. debts and liabilities Of The State 10 1890 f2J39
SAC - they are s0Oo904 81, showing reduction Of
Sl32lOl52ll
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.in.d .he- decline Of 10 cen, eros. Fox and iOSs y

,iped sho decipe Of 10 Gross Fox and 1oGl5
:, nj ON Red do md Otter rs Y cent.
GRAN-Ths inquiry for Wheat ess active but the market
"a frmer qnaes the arrivals modeiae bot
ave likely prove larger the ensuing months the inquiry 10
chiefly mieis purchase cautiously prices VI most
Kind. being relatively higher ihen Flour the .e are 1co
IT 81 49, 1900 bush. Milv ank.e Club At 81 26dSl 90 in
and dhveed 400 bush Red Long Island 80 go
bush Red Western 81 s. In and delivered lnsny last
Iight) 4oc bush White ndsps at 81 asa 81 so aud 700
bush White Mel gan ct 81 81 CO. Rye !, selling $40
&c Barley is hm the supply quite sht sales Of 32O bush
,Anads private terms Barley Malt tm sales OF
900 bush 1t Ssdt0c Osts In fair request and steady at
33 dic for Western and asdisr end 3d35tc for State
firm and in good request for the trade and for export not
with ding the sales Of ~ 600 bush 65d6!c for
mixed Wern be railroad depoti 67a6sc for old Do In
fore DO dsYrredi GGQ1Oc for Sonhen Yellow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

WELL-GRoUsDEpl SgsPIcIoS.--0n Tuesday after.
ocers Mserand Wood Of the Tenth Ward Observed
sreRptabe yeahs named Cha lee Esstsce and David
Roach sfukns about the No Orchard and ook
them into custody on suspicion Of being burg hoh ,on.
had skeleton keys 10 their esso AID they were Remit
fed I" having committed burglary few weeks since az No il
Orchard street.,
FATAL FArL.-Coroner Jackman held an inouea
yesterday Beleyse Hospital the body of VIM DuSv
decsassd, while engaged the building No - wsS
Thirty accidentally fell the sidevsh ana VI
f'Enif resided sa'J fnh 'ssess AM TSS sFsN 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

M, a.cp. h.a adm, add al So o leo n net Prices
for other Sheep yari,d nom n to 5, and ste ~;
H"es-The supply of Hos. amounted 70 49, nese az OF
which " sold a from Ddf7 20 FOR rhIea' ano nom
81 T5dS8Y 100 n for corn fed -,
Cows-No change market, 100 head were sofa nou
si5d so for springers and om s2Sd*3 Tor COWS win
Cnlye 2.
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Receipts 81 Produce.

Soyh 27-1OOOO tbls Flour coo buh.wler 1900 bush
Corn bbis Mee lGoO pkg Provisions ~ do. Lard, 40
DO Whisky.
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET
REPORT

For WEEK Ending March ~ IDOL
TOTAL RIcKIPrs CATTLE or ALL KINDS, poh The hn
According the reports the several market places ~ o
city, there have been received this week: - .
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ALBANY Live Stock Market.
Reported for The New.York Tribune.
WKxT Ata.Nx M.r,S

TRep0rted Tor The NeW'l oTk Tnbune.T
WEST ALBANY. March IS. 1861.
BHEyEs-We have this week 800 head o.
Cattle THIS than the market viii bear, the
bers being week ,inoe January 1880 The
huyers who fro New orb esining the
bers suddenly for home and far could there
was only eN here this morning The Esstrm buyers Of
had all their way and forced prices down Ia
2 ~ II He des finding they cannot do any better
obliged the of the Brs hon and Other
Yankee buyers no will take nearly 100 head.
RRCEIPTsThe following Il comparative statement Of
cents this place via The New orb Central Railroad:
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N. Y. Wholesale Prices of Country Produce


Reported excl 1siy,y for TE NgNYoRK TRIBUNE, by DREv
& FRENCH.
kOrICE COSsIcNORs OF FAM dRoDuCEfut everythi'g
On order Mark plain indeibe drecon on every pace
ncndiug weight with count and name Of sce, Also
tuck OIL Of particulars inside OF one package Iaarkp[ b
aud always send by mail with notice when AND 40" thugs
are forwarded ...
ceiling Berries Fruits @ where packages
returned and small lots stuff 10 g n Other Farm
produce generally, . b cent.
QroTATfoN are Tor sale Of good Proce IN good order az
Wholesale such Fame realize snS not Jobbeis oESpecala
tors prices .H-' - :,
BUi1EKThe receipts Ioucbgier indicating that the
held IN tue counIy now nearly all 10 tie market
Strictly fine Butter il IA moe active demand and many
Panci quot an advance this grade Of 2c
j. D. The proportion Of That will pass the present time
sIev me eyedinsy small that nothing be
prsun ptnous than or shippers 10 infer from tie above state
nert tx heir val show an advance shoad eur
their Butter W. resy A. No. L. The market is oyersocked
WIKI ali beos the very finest grades and In the absence
export demand It's final Disposition l. becoming
auts sous question. downward tendency Ia qnite per
ceubM We adjust quotations the present state Of the
marb-t nearly praeticablei "a
Oange Co. 6.....2 as Western Penn, iair Ga
welsh tubs strictly ch 10 aIe Western Rec good pr0 G9
eb tub isir 10 good Ia West.In, choice. Al ala
Usf6,k do sfictiy Oh 10 d2O Western dD
Do 40 far 10 GOOD rs OH Crease 9! d.
Ei,iios choice 49, ia no New So ns Butter State. IS d10
tIiins i.r 70 sood...t gleNsyspps Butter, ohis2 gs
Western Fem, eboies..p fN fa.a'G -a1H
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BgEyEs IRON pIPFEsEsr ST
STOCK RAILRoADs, ETC.
Ghaeu nd

The keSio.k ard Ellie Railroad makes the following report
Of tran p,aon fstoct for the week dh this day m
Besye, 224; Horses 20: Sheep and Lambs co. swine 60"
BEEF CATTLE.
Eunbr reported for this market 1t Foryfourh street
1909.
The prfe. TO day quoted as follows:
F,t a ~ Ordinary.
Medium .........Tid Some extra good ......-U
1Lr geIral average Of the market at lees than Bic.
The mot Of the sales range from Iai &c. ,,
Prices head and per pound Of different weights VIII DO
fonn in iceonn,s Of sales Of suDdIy drores
Total somber of Beeyes received In the city this week
AGO
III head than last week and 1856 head more than
the ayp Of last year be average number at each Nedns
day ns Last year 3&9 head willie the number TO day
being ~ shows M bead the average and 40 head
tbsi This dsy week.
4.uc, In vLait "a
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philadelphia Cattle Market .MARcH2I' ion'.
There was fair supply beef Cattle In market hs Week te
yery bk And former pfices hardly nainsDed the best
oa.roi selling for only 100 ID ordinary andgood brought
from a1DSB 80 50. a.
sasrp-Ths arist was gusd the offerings Amounting TO
oysg 600 heed Outstanding sbs large supply prices da
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

The London Shipping G0zei'e Of March sGys:
have every believe that orders have y been
sent to the East the purchase Of from 800 600 to leO
bales under the Impression the part Of the OPERATOR That
oud rule very high IN price here owing the eeeon
In tie Southe States If America The large orders
however viii test the powers OF India to in' Nc
With the requ ID Of supply We believe bat tie whole
quantity here named may be purchased that railway com
mUucsiion rapidly opening Ire ors 81 ihe
coontry Without however due announcement 20 the cunt
vaisn OF cotton in the Fast would ~ our opinion be nnhe
,Tec upon arrival In Vie general OF years
No; h.i cotton than very simple matter 10 eultivse
bear in mind That immense quantities are shipped
70 Chin where in general way realizes bh rses and hat
nos enable the home producers 81 Won
20 offer higher prices for The best quae. than can be obtained
FOR them in this country.
The following is a statement of the financial condi
ton OF the State Of Louisiana. Tue whole der on the
LIST day of January last composed of the following
items:
Bond for Consolidated lilOl3V W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

The following il corrected statement Of the years
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

DoTman gives prices Of Hogs thus week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

This T. To- - love on cornfed Hor and The Dis
tiers ,ideg the state II tine weather aud creased
supply 'his Is rcmerk bic when al other animals selling
reduced There must be taste o bogueat
here Perhaps there T. increased demand for Lard
near he osf Lent The which good Catholics
only allowed to look at aud smell or while deprived of the
taste 81 meaa