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n CIAR GUARD. Member Of this company are re.
ferred to an advertisement in another column,
wherein tho stated meetings ana drills of this com
panY are liked. ~ - 49, Nj
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Receivers Notice.

~ aEE& 60 f4* U.s. CoNFEpERArs STATES OF AMERICA
y $3.50 Receivers Office, No. 100 Grayier street. 3
This District embraces all that portion Of the Parish Of Or
leans that Hes shove Canal street. excepting The right Of
the Mississippi river includes the Parish Of Jefferson
GEORGE W. WARD, Receiver, e
N o25 2ptf &y ~ &# &f, No. 100 (;rayier street
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Ss asoulsIAssA STATE BANK. Stoekholders in this
Bank are rsferred to notice published this MORN
ing n relation to the Confederate States war tax.
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AN iATEREsrING NoTIcE.- We refer ON readers
\ ~ the notice published this morning by the City
Railroad Company in regard to their tickets. "a Y
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TAsarA BAr.-A late Tampa Peninsula says our
people aro 81 work with a hearty goodwin ii com.
plotting the fortifcations Of This place. The cit.
zens render al the assistance in their power to the
aid of the military. with ID alacrity that d
that they are fully aroused to the importance 81
the jHdicious steps that are being taken.
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Foreign Matt FROM .SesU Orleans.
VIA TAMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

The Undersigned now suffering in with others the
nconventences Of blockade with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval L. RiddeI
Postmaster Al New Orleans taken all needal measures 10 e
a5iish at his own expense Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port Of Taupco to connect with the
regular British Mall Steamers touching port Augusta
de Mesgrgney and E. NJ Maard highly recommended by New
Orleans merchants have been app0n cd duly qualified ~
mail carriers by Postmaster for this service The first mail
consisting Of 1888 letters left this city or the 10th IN
charge Of Mr. Meserigney The will Gloss on the
9Th OF November poximo, at o'clock F. and will leave
New Orleans the morning The third mail will leave New
Orleans on the 10Th of December subsequently as soon AS
proper be made the regular lines Of depa
tuTe will be the 10th and 18th Of each h. making semi
monthly mai.
Tafg OF Charges ongotay Lscrs, iacudigg Confederate
Postage.
Single Letters half less i0upe and multiple rates
,.- in proportion:
10 Island OF Cuba is
10 other West Indies. 0 Is
Letters from abroad be through the tue route
pco and they be endorsed BY West India Mail via
Tampico, care Of Postmaster at Matamorosn
ANTONIO COSTA,
new orleans Get ID, 1901. No. l6 CuBtnmhouse st,
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Notice.

All taking notes. have them redeemed at on,
office, when presented in sufficient amounts g. -am.
\ tz'@F Et MAGEE, 4 GEORGE l>s-
d. 2pTaThsa&Mo2w@ " VI 81 3D. No. Magazine street,
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2 BS- MessFs. W. r.. Adams. w. MI. SempIe
and T. d. VanHorn have my power attorney as per
passed before W. H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Public $500,
nl4 .fsa. N.-. ..,....-4 Il n NJy0br
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LIKELY NEGRO GIgL AT auGTioa. This day,
st n O'clock nj sails aea Masonic Hail Mcceften
Landry MI likely Stays vobap aged % yeafsa
niF eaek washer and ranef. pess Rseh and English
ftAS saateaised. sse adFs.siAsnsal.
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The foregoing project Foreign Mail IL fully entitled To
public confidence. Antonio Costa ESQ., New Orleans 1ne
chant of responsibility and He has been resident
Of New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Letters intended for a Mall may be enclosed along with the
money reqnired tariff above and the oater euyeoue adj
dressed, Costa's Foreign Mail care Of New or
leans"
The Confederate Postage TO this Office be prepaid.
j. L. RIuDELL Postmaster.
New Orleans October Is. 1861. ole gaf
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The Confederate States
TTON TIE AND WOOD HOOPS
e. N. DAVIS, Patentee,
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS

This the most fastening made the construction
bringing into action of the powerful principles known
in mechanics that stronger the tension the stronger the
Clasp about the hoop and the therefore the hold
and SO simple that child may make it.
The test in szymanski's press in this city, the 1rh rstan
Of bale of cotton bound in white bae can be
seen at Messrs Nixon Co., is streetdenonsrated
that cotton bound th way the perfectly
Tor foreign shipment and iron bands dispensed
with.
be furnished cheaper any other and brings into
use hoops-which may be made by plantation of white
oak hickory and other suitable wood to be fonnd
In the Confederate States thus saving large yearly per
cenage.
DectonsHoopS for Cotton bales shond be one inch wide
by three sXeens thick enlarged the ends to quarter
inch thick.
For the tie and other particulars. address
THEODORE DUVAL,
M 2plm Agent, IS Union street.
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n1e Military Fair win be held at the
Odd Fellows Hail. on the evenings Of the 18th 18th 18th
nsants for the benefit Of the Orleans Cadets Company E.
Isskets 70 cents We = = ' az 2p5t
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4 IA ep5t

ss-Eotice+1 take tnfs Is,e1ho., or osga ,,,,, a.
my professional saryc nee charge families Of thoe
who are absent from ho city military duty Residence on
Harmony stieet between Coliseum streets
District, y
aysl 2ptf P. YErsEs, MN.
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- we acknowledge the receipt Of tickets Of
invitation to the grand military ball. for the benefit
OF tile Magnolia Guard, to be given at Odd Eel
lows Hail this evening. We trust il viii prove q
pleasant and successful affair, Hs 81 IN
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ME- We call attention to the brilliant letter q
Mrs Gresnhow to VIM. a. Seward, which we pub.
lish to-day. II ought to make that guilty man
quake with terror. His Ineanness and despotism
have never before been pictured in such graphic
style IS Nv this elegant and accomplished lady.
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saar0a bird,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. 10 and 10 Royal street,
sAar01s BIRD,

large supply o; thecelebrasd CREME DE
BouzY CHAMPAGNE IN quarts pinB brsnd.
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEInsEICK FAR
MENTIER, and other brands OF inferior quality, have
large assortment Of the best Old sherries AMOHT
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHEERTEs-- lsss--sOUTHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other Madsras of grade superio
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of Less grade
The celebrated SAGARAC BRAEDIES-v 1895, i7es
1909 and l5o5-slsge supply always hand All grade Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, In glass ard wood WHls-
KYsscotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat whs
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pnts quarts COR
DIAGs etc. MyIsas Assortment the best WINES wh.sb
will be sold ms any house the
AARON BIRD,
ais 2ply Nos Is aud Is Royal street
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MS AroTroa, !. 81 Walton. auctioneer win sell
% ~ c'ciuek ~ the Merchaats aud Auciicneers
EAchaage lot Of ground 10 The Eonrih District in tbs
square boapdsd BY Rorseau Philip sorepau and Peters
streets iot N the inIaediets pity Of the soraparp
Market and affords eligible sc ser tic erection Or
store esraiu % handsome iaefest Investment Fer
partIeiIats. sec Advertisement.
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f. GANUCHBAu, President.
A. PICoLET, Secretary.

AT MEETING held the 9th instant the Board Of Trustees
have declared a Scrip Dividend of TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT on tie net earned premiums the past thirteen months
ending s0h September 1851 for which certificates will be issued
and after the 10Th of December next Also agreeably with
the Charter an interest at The rate OF Eight Per Cent per an
num- which will be paid in Cash tbs 18th instant to
the original subscribers premiums paid credited on their
notes
T. GANUCHEAU, President.
AMABho LANDRY Vice. re,tdeut
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Z R8-Herrtng's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos So and 81 New Or
Iaaus -. 81.
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MILITARY FAIR.--We hope our readers will
bear ID mind that the fair for the benefit Of the
Orleans Cadets, Company E., viii be held at Gdd
Fellows, Hall next week, commencing on Thurs.
day night, and continuing to Saturday night. An
Immense quantity Of beautiful things have been
prepared for the occasion BY the patriotic ladies
who have The fair i'd charge, and d Company E Is
an organization which deserves well Of the com
nnnitys We hope that goodly sum will be realized
nv fbp salpsS 3ss
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Chesrsa.es Street.

Z d. 3 NJ f. H. O.
No. ~ Charities street, New Orleans,
81. In Quantities to suit pu chasers.
QUININE .-~..r -~...-y- ..--.--.--,-- ...-.s.--,
w1NER's CANADIAN vERM1FUGE, ,. .#k ..
JOHN BULLS sARsaPARILtA, -.r u. h'# r
HosrETTER's B1TTERs, ..s.-.... ..-..
AYERS CHERRYPEoToRAL,
, wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
49, RADwAY's READY RELIEF,
<l DIR. JAYNEs FAMILY MEDICINES,
r.. COD LIVER OILS,
- DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
osgood's India Cho agoge,
Rogers Syrup of Liyerwort and Tar.
Brandreth's Pills,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
n Mofas's Pills,
~ Mofat's Pills,
In McLanes yermlfuge aud Pills,
|. IT, Hoolands German Biters,
d. g. B. a. Fahnesock's Yermifuge,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
h. .-..- Smiths Tonic Syrup for chlls, ETC.,
landowners Medicated schnspps,
r. Mills Bourbona,
r...... Wilson'S Rat and Roach Destroyer.
r...s -. Van Zsndts Detergent,
Darby's Proph, Tactic Fluid.
' Hauefs Katharion.
~ D.. -. Gray's Ointment
Wright's Reuvenatipg Elixir,
f.. Seidlitz Powders,
Hair Dyes,
Soaps,
" ..-...-s sa.7 .--a Sal Soda, ..... ...-
.@ .s 49,. ..a, 81. fsrfamery,
. N.....s .,.a.,.-....... .- . D. Colognes
.y Wrights Southern Indian Vegetable Pills.
Ali Of which warranted GNUINE and will be furnished
in quantities druggists and Dealers the lowest cash
prices, by applying to
, '-'S' J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
; 'tf@ u. -a % '|' '' q Chartres street,
DE- 2p4eod Between Canal and Cnstomhousa Streets
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RB~southern Pacific MISUNDERSTANDING
ers in the late sold out copsny who acted on the
proposition the Company reminded that the propos
is liable to be withdrawn time The Company having
graded twenty additional miles is entitled to $4,000 acres
Of land and the State loan These reans viii
amply supply the Of the Company plac, 1t in an
dependant position Stockholders ths Company cannot
complain of OF notice. when tho proposition shall
drawn. 7ss sE 81 ssasi' u 5.,isa+G & ~ -.
s94Es stksS HIS. FUIKERsoN, Agent, 500
dt2pH 81 Common i, sst
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asAEemovsl = Doctor ID. w. BrlelkeIi has
his otee and residence 1s5 Caoudee street. be
.Seeh airoa AID Julia strests, d. 2pst
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, CITY Of Neyy Drlpaus
First Annual Statement, .

STATE or LOUISIANA,
. Parish Of Orleans. City of New Orleans. (
BE II remembered that this 1h day Of October 1851
fore the subscriber Justice Peace In and for the
parish aforesaid personally appeared Ganncheau President
snd B. Pcoet Secretary the Louhians State Mutual usr
ace Company OF New Orleans who being duly sworn accord
ing law do dspose say accounts are lust
and and transcript the books of said Com
pany.
hi f. GANUCHBAU, President.
A. PICoLET, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- lth day Of Oco
Der, 1851 ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice the Peace the Parish of Orleans
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a. Ne lad he pleasure q an iuteryiew ',

mr. We had the pleasure Of an interview yester-
day with fhe Rev. DR.. Rice, lately d Louisville,
Ky, bat now temporarily occupying the pulpit Of
IA Palmer In tha First Presbyterian Church, dur.
lbs the absence Of the latter gentlemen from the;
5city. Or. Rice is a native Of the Old Dominion,
and Was an original seeessionist at time when
there were few Of that way Of thinking id Louis.
vile Or Kentucky. Some of our readers may re-
member . very able Southern Rights article which
be contributed to the Southern Presbyterian Re
view last summer, which had great influence IN
promoting the Southern cause. And since then
be has found time, in the midst Of his ministerial
lahors. tccentrbute the aid OIL to the cause
Of the South. AT one time residento Of this city,
and the editor of d paper here, be returns 70 find
himself welcomed BY host Of old and new friends.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Z
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans
BE 1t remembered that this 18th day Of December 1850
before me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace
city aforesaid personally omer Qaard President
and A. schreher Secretary of the Czens Mutual
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depos and thai the above just and
true and correct transcript from the Company
o. GAIILARD, President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day.
1860. ARTHUR sAUCrER
Third Justice of the Peace Parish of Orears.
INC Board of rustees have resolved
terest the outstanding Certificates Pre6ts for years
1857 1868 and 1852 and after the MONDAY Feb
ruery next.
-eRrsTxES-
Geo. ". West r. r. Hunt
Jas. A. White, M Musson
.. So1glas West, Martin Gordfn, sr.,
~ Jnini5on, &uma Augustin,
Ar MiltenbergsE, Cesaire Olivier,
, Z J.Lssy, A. Bohh,
f> 0nsr Gatlsrd
FheUomP8ny contnueto against pes
and rivers and less and drs, curreatrssB
premiums.
sa- Office No. 5 cArondeletstross, DIT
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SO,ttSt-pS.esfe,.se
nix r. RES ~ 90 MP NY
EXPRESS FOR FOREIGN MAIL MATTER" CON.
Meeting AT TAMPICo, MEXICo. WITH TIE
..- BRITISH STEAMER. -.s..-

Meeting AT TAMPICo MEXIoo. WITH THE
..- BRITISH STEAMER. --.s..-
This Company having extensive arrangements for the rapid
transportation of Money Valuable Packages and Merchandise
of every description through the State of Texas has
quenee Of the blockade aud tho dcoutnuance OF Mail gomu
ncaon with Foreign Countries taken the necessary measures
for extending its lines Tanpco purpose of conveying
mail mat. er destined for .G-. r..a.
" All Parts of the World!
The first Special Messenger will leave New Orleans Es
DAY the 10Th inst ut o'clock A. NJ 500 ... .F -ar
Letters go by this Express will be received up the hour
of starting r-r .'
The second Messenger will leave in time to meet the next
steamer that leaves Taupieo of which due notice win be
given.
Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters.
Incudng Confederate Postage from this cityJ
Single Letters half ounce, to Mexico ...........sl 90
to Cuba ,-.......,........... / w
10 Europe -.............--.... 1 %
to United States. ...........,. %
Letters half ounce will be charged in proportion
Letters for the United States will be examined by committee
appointed by the Governor OF Louisiana, ...
Letters from abroad be received through this Company
They must be directed to the of the South Ex-
press Company Matamoras and the postage that place be
prepaid The express charges from Maamora will be collected
destination.
Leerfor this Express forwarded from any part of
the Conederacy by the Southern Express Company charges
this city being prepaid
Letters by mail may be enclosed with the required as
per the above tariff of the South Western Express Com
pany, New Orleans.
For further information appy2to Agents of the Southern
Express Company, in any part of the Confederacy or to
J. J. McKEEvER, President,
NIL 2ptf 90 Camp street, New Orleans La
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Mef1 NrIsalrs laiIp GrsseeIlt.
IrrIcrkI IpuRNAL OFCITY oF EEW 0RLEANs.


SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER I, 1851
& mr. We are under obligations to the Southern
Express Company for late Memphis and Bowling
Green papers. q IN ~ 38sQQ+ I'd IN
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do 2pTaThsa&Mo2p
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122 CANAL STREET roUEo BUILDINGS,
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HIS. FUIKERsoN, Agent, (,
81 Carn,nn,,- -, az,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

and 200 bush. mixed sbeiled in sacks, In
store, AZ Doc. WAN
OkTS-The market is unchanged and
dull. We auote them NJ 25o, in bulk.
RYE-The demand Is fair At 55956c, but
fhers is not much in the market
BARLEY-We have no change 10 notice
in the market; the demand for the choice
grades is fair, but other qualities remain dull.
We quote prime TO choice Fall at 65@7Oc,,
and prime Spring at Coo.
HAY-The market is steady, with fair
demand at Sll@12 per tun for prime
Timothy, in bales, on arrival.
CHEESE-The demand is limited, and
the market dull, but without any change in
prices. We quote Western Reserve at sac,
and Hamburg at &c.
BUTTERSPrime and choice roll are in
fair demand at l59l7c, and common TO good
is dull at S@19c.
APPLES-The market is firm, with agood
demand at 81 5O@2 per brl. for fair to prime,
and 50 25 for choice.
POTATOES = The demand continues
moderate at 81 2O@l 80 per brl. for prime
Neshanocks, from store.
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as follows {:
TBy Telegraph.I
New York UTRrkAe.

New York, April 9-P. M. - Ashes firm
and in fair demand at So 81 for Pots and
Pearls.
Cotton heavy and lower: sales of 1900
bales at l215@l25sc. for middling Uplands.
Flour dull and &c. lower, and moderate
business doing for export and home con-
sumption sales of Is, 200 brls. at $5 1905 25
for superfpe State; $5 30@5 40 for extra
State; So 1906 25 for super6ne Western;
So 30(05 60 for common to medium extra
Western $5 6095 65 for shipping brands of
extra round hoop Ohio, and S. 1907 for
trade brands do; closing little more steady,
owing to slight reduction in freights. Cam
adan Flour is a shade lower, and in moder-
ate demand: sales of 600 brls. at $5 35@5 rs
for common, and S. 35@6 IS for good extra.
Rye Flour is in limited request at SO $50
10. Corn.meal quiet, and prices nominal
and unchanged.
Whisky less active, and a shade easier:
sales of 500 brls. at lS@l8Ac.
Wheat about lc. lower, with a moderate
business doing for export and limited in
quiry for home consumption: sales 5,400
bush. good common Chicago spring at ST %,
delivered; l6,400 bush. Milwaukee club at
81 2s, in store, and 81 80, delivered; 6,00O
bush. Racine spring at 81 27, deliveredi 400
bush. red Western at ST 359l 81, delivered !;
l2400 bush amber Iowa at 81 80, delivered ;
8, 400 bush. fair white Canada at 81 A; 700
bush. white Kentucky at ST. 65, and $500
hush. damaged white Western at ST. Is. Rye
quiet at 6S@69c. Barley dull at 65@78c.
Barley Malt heavy at 65996c. Corn l(92c.
lower, and moderate business doing for eX-
port and home consumption at the decline I:
sales 69, 600 bush. at 66@67c. for old mixed
Western, delivered; Gle. for new round yell
low; 6l@63c. for new yellow Jersey; 66c.
for Southern yellow; 6S97lc. for white
Southern. Oats in active request, and quite
firm at 32@321Sc. for jersey; 33@341Sc. for
Western and Canada, and "a &c. for State.
Pork quiet; the frmness of holders checks
business; sales of $50 barrels at SIT 37@
II so for mess, and $l2 75@l3 for prime.
Beef active and steady: sales of 740 barrels
at $4 1906 for country prime; S5 1906 %
for do. mess; $9@l0 for repacked mess, and
$40 5O@ll so for extra mess. Prime mess
Beef dull and without sales of note. Beef
Hams moderately active at $l2@l5. Cut
Meats steady and unchanged, with trifling
sales at 614@65sc. for Shoulders, and s@
8Nc. for Hams. Bacon in moderate request
and very little offering. Lard active at 99
lOHe.
Butter selling at lO@l4c. for Ohio, and IA
@20c. for State. Cheese steady at 99lOc.
Sugar-Raw very quiet and prices slightly
| 434@54c; sc hogsheads of Porto Rico a
| 524c; 100 boxes Of Havana at 43zc., and by
auction 1876 hogsheads of New Orleans at AZ
| 655sc, and SO hogsheads of Porto Rico a
| 5s4@6Nc. Molasses dull and unchanged
sales Of l25 barrels Of New Orleans at 33c
| hogsheads of common Porto Rico, oil
crop, at 22c.; so hogshead of clayed Cuba a
| l66l7c, and by auction ll9 barrels Of New
Orleans at 25@3215c., cash.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10
Cincinnati Produce Market.


FL0UR-The demand is quite limited,
and the market rules dull, but we have no
change TO report in prices, and continue to
quote supertne at $4 1904 40; extra at "a
5094 65 and family at $4 1905 25.
WHISKY-The market remains dull, but
without change in prices. The sales COM
prise 200 brls. at 1916, including that from
wagon.
GROCERIES-Them market is quiet and
the business doing is limited, holders, how
ever, are firm at 6(971Sc. for Sugar, 32@33c.
for Molasses and l3N@l4%c. for Coffee.
The only sale reported was 100 bags Coffee
at 1876.
PRoVIsIONs-Mess Pork is in fair de.
mRpd at ST, with sales Of 400 brls. at this
price. Bacon Sides are in moderate demand
at 91z@l01zc. for Rib and clear. Shoulders
are dull at &c. The sales reported were So
hhds. Rib and bone Sides last evening at 8
l6@l0 7-l6c., and 80 hhds. Shoulders and
Sides at 7C992sc., and there were some small
sales at 91X@lO1zc. Nothing transpirel in
bulk Meats. There is a good demand for
prime city Lard at 9Ac., and the demand
exceeds the offerings at that price; 400
tieTces sold at 9Ic. and 800 kegs at lOhe;
so tisTees Head Lard sold at sac.
WHEAT-The demand for the choice
grades Of red and white continue fair, bat
other quotations remain dull. We quote
prime TO choice red at 98c.@$l; prime Indi-
ana white at 81 %, and prime Kentucky
white at 81 1901 10.
CORN--Ear Is firm and in good demand
at 3O@33c. at the upper and lower depots
shelled is nominal there is no demand for
IT. sales Of 800 bush. ear at 32e. at the river,
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By Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

NEW York, April 9.-Stocks are generally
a shade better, with q moderate business
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 70; Galena
and Chicago, 69Hi Michigan Southern,
l414 Reading, 39H Harlem, Az Chi
csgo and Rock Island Bonds, 90; Oalifor-
MIA Sevens, "a; Virginia Skies, II Cleve-
land and Toledo, 37H; Illinois Central
teed, 33k; Michigan Central, 81; Harlem
Preferred, 81; Erie, 25N; Hudson, Al; /;
Michigan Southern Second Bonds, 81 Han
nibal and st. Joseph. 451s; Missouri Skies
6CH; United States Skies, 'Sl; (CoupOns) 81 ;
United States Tbrees, 'sl; (Registered) 93H =,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10
lBy Telegraph
HaltImOre Market.

BALTIMORE, April 9.-Four dull. How
ard street, Ohio and City Mills held at S5 so:
no sales. Wheat declined &c.: red, 81 300
81; white, 81 45@l 65. Corn steady; yell
low, 5e@6lc. Provisions quiet and un-
changed. Coffee firm, at l22<@l324c. Whisky
frmer, at l7M@lSe.