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Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

THE TnEArER Mr. Buchanan opened in
Othe,o, last evening to large and fashion,
able audience All the sitting room in the
theater was occupied. Although Mr. Bu-
chan was somewhat hoarse, his Othello was II
very mosterly piece Of acting He is always
great in the part Mr.. Pore's lago gave
general satisfaction lie is a very finished
actor. Mr.. Mayo, who usually does so well,
disappointed US in Cassie. We beg of him
to remember, when next he plays, that the
drunken business of Toodles is totally unfit
for the Observation-Disclosures. Cassie got
much elevated, no doubt, but he did not get
downright drunk. Miss Virginia Buchanan
as Desdemona, was very good. She is very
young. and of course there is much room lol
improvement Mrs Saunders's Amelia was
well rendered The subordinate characte
were very well done, and tie piece for the
most part went off admirably. The company
is the best we have had here for long time,
and will rreat " TO a good week. thtatticuis
Tonight, Schiller's great play of The Rob-
bers. Charles De Moor is fAyorte part
with Mr. Buchanan.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
Police IrEMs.-John Freeman, d. d., wa,

Police lTEMs.-John Freeman. d. d., was
find IS, yesterday, by the Recorder
red-skinned aborignee, Big Indian" "
plead guilty to the charge of petit larceny
and was sentenced to twelve days in the
chain gang. His crime was stealing bag
of shot from Treadwell d Co.
Daniel McCalgan became intensely inebri-
ated early in the day, aud lay around loose
on First street till afternoon, when he stag
gered up to the corner of c and Second and
came to a rest in front the Rialto, with his
head planted firmly on the pavement His
physiognomy suffered by the collision, and q
humane policeman discovering him, compes-
sionately bundled him into an express wagon,
and bound up his wounds in the station
house,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
w 8NTED


And will perform any, even the most delicate Surgical
Operation.
DIR FLATTERf proposes here, as everywhere to
instruct persons individually by classes in the me-
cuarte OF lis successful treatment of the abdve
naured complaints.
that hi, mode of treatmSnt and examination are on
trely new. newly invented Stetho cone for tbe .v
animation of the Lungs, (unlke the old) enables him
to further tect disease in this del, cate organ and
by his laryrgeal Hpe' uInn he is prepared convey
light witt in the throat, sufficient TO eXpose to view
stinctly and uhmstakably its disease inns oiTorIn
knowledge which hHs long since been a dcsideratnm
in the treatment of malignant Throat Diseases,
His treatment for the CURE OF CONSUMPTION
and Bronchial Diseases Is principally by inhalants
and Nutrition, which bear the closest PhIlosophica
examination.
N. B.-Lelters addressed 10 Dr.. J FLATTERY. San
Francisco, will be promtly answered.
CINCINNATI, o March 5th. 1s5O
We certify Dr. j. FLAITERY to be graduate Of
medicine OF the highest order and entitled to MI the
honors and privileges thereto belonging If is tbera-
fore with great pleasure that we recommend bio o a
Physician and Surgeon OF the highest capabiliries
competent to the discharge Of any duty the nanre NJ
his profession may impose
Professor of Pathology, and Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
L. f. JOINS, MD
Professor OF nI Matera neo,ca, and Therapeutics.
JOSEPH BUCHANAN NJ d.
Professor of PHYSIOLOGY ana Institutes Of Medicine
HIP GArrllFLI, NJ d.
Professor of Anatomy, special and ,ne,ol
II. HIEI, NJ D.
Professor Of Obstetrics. Diseases Of Women and Gill
dren, and Overative Surgery
Professor of Chemist and Medical JURISPRUDENCE.
Ocl2
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

that France and Spain will forthwith interfere
in the affairs of Mexico
WAsHINGToN, Get 5th.- Blnir's charge against
Fremont had not been received at The War De
partment up to noon to-day.
The foundries at Richmond are engaged IN
casting iron and brass cannon and altering HINT
lock mu>kets to percushlon.
The llarper's Ferry machinery is now running
dav and night at Richmond, manufacturing i'm
proved muskets and bayoneis.
jeff. Davis was at Manassas last Sunday.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

BRUrAL-Judge Letford and Constable
Faughnon had quarrel in Soma, October
4th which ended in rough and tumble
fight. Both parties feil, and in the scufle
Faughnan bit off one Of Letfords elrs The
latter is represented as ordinarily quiet and
penceabIe man. Faughnan has been arrested
for maVhem
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
POSTAGE STAMPS.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON.
PosT MASTER, Marysve, Cal
You will receive herewith a supply OF POSTAGE
STAMPS which you will observe, are ofthe new style
differing both in design and color from those hitherto
used, and having the letters H. y. in the lower cor
ner of each stamp, and its respective denomination
indicated hy figures as well as by letters
You will Immediately give public uotce through
the newspapers and otherwise, that you are prepared
to exchange stamps Of the style, for an equ vo-
lent amount of he old ISSUE during IA period of six
days from ,he date of the ire and that the latter
will not thereafter be received in payment OF postage
on letters from your office.
A. N. ZEVELY,
Third Assistant p. NJ. General.
Marysyille, October 9th, 1861. oclO.1w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

RECRUITING OFFICE AT KNlGHr's FERRY. -
NJ L. Glasby, of Sacramento, has opened
Recruiting Office at Knights Ferry for the
Lyon Guards. to be attached to Col Kel-
logg's Regimen! California Nolunteere.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

CAMP MEErING.-We are informed. that.
the Association of the United Brethren, OF
this County. will hold a Camp Meeting at the
residence Of Mr. c. Hubbard, below Fremont
There have been ample accommodations
made for all who may desire to attend-the
meeting commenced last night t--Knighfs
Landing NfW,, l2M.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
JUSTICES BLANKS.

We would can The attention ofJustices OF the Peace
10 the assortment Of Blanks for sale at the DEsoeRr
office. They are Of the latest and most approved
orms and will be sold at liberal rates
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
MARYSvrLLE.
AGENCY NOTICE.

MIR. L. p. FISHER is our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco to receive advertisements, receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
DEMOCRAT ohc No. l7l$ Washington street
nearly opposite Magure's Opera liodse, upstairs
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

JAMES E. huffman, the Union Democratic
candidate for State Controller in the last po-
litical canvass is raising q company for Col
onel Connor's regiment
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

The USEFUL AND THE BEAUTIFUL Some
fellow. of poetieal turn, says "rhe use
ful and beautiful are never apart Semb-
lins. of the Sierra Democrat, says that's a
mistake, for the useful is often up town get
ting cocktail while the beautiful is at home
getting breakfast ready.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

SERIOUS ACADEMIA lad named Bruce.
one Of the jockeys, was kicked at the race
grounds in San Jose, lately. by horse which
lie had touched lightly with a whip The
bridge of bis nose was completely crushed as
was also one of his eyes. He lies in a very
critical condition, and hut slight hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
TOR SALE.

Ia, THAT valuable property known ms the
le!!EAd MARYSVILLE BAKERY, situated on the
IsssEM corner of Third ana High streets Mry,ville
ssz1sIA now rented for seyenty-fve dollars Der
month.
For further particulars apply to c. L. SEXY. Lonr
Bar; or to Mr.. MoDkRMoT on the premises.
ocl1 Inns
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
Arrivals at the L. =. Hotel.

SIT KES & slllkLDS....... .PRoPklETOkS
October, IL, 1861.
Iqwrence j San Fancisco IIyman City
Lawrence AC Wood
Lawrencs W u " Oooton Thos Nuba Co
Wood " Ikhcut potter Geo
Putnam c FreemansC Kinsey NJ Butte Co
IIoon d City Lamping Downievlle
Chandler II Morris
Faley Andrew Williams Il
Gaager Lewst Robert
Coors w II Wasa Mrs
llaltJas NJ d San FranciscoLamphewe Geo
Pond Wash Nuba Co Sn'ed Jno uba Co
KvnerJ Upham Yuha Go
Gates l. McC rmac Nm San Juan
Brown II n Nashoe Mcdonald & + l. Bear Il
Compton Jno Sierra Breedove Jno Oity
Cories sutttr Co ltctzy A w
StanSburrN j J tiaiena II Lohet Jro Feather River
Montague : + NJ Ranch Brown II y
burst Gurus City Clifton Ii San Francisco
Smith j B Snyder los
b, edlow Mayo Frank
Pdschal z Powtrs Geo
Il0dg, II johnson w
Nichols Geo San FtanciscoMontgomery Jno"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
MARRIED.

In Marysville, on saturday, October I'm nSt.' by
R.v Dtv.d Deal, Mr. " p b OF to MARY JANE
v oopwAhD, both of Marys,ile
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

In San Francisco. on y 9lh inst. CHARLES FEVER.
lY SAMPSON, uf Leveu RtctorH, W. bshfe, Engh nj,
in n, 3gu year Of lis age. The deceased was ior'
merry I. rs .ttut ui tins city
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

national GUARD, DowNIEyILLB-The mil.
itary company by the above name, met at
the Theatre, in Downieville, recently, and
elected the following officers: Captain, R. II
Taylor: First Lieutenant, Charles Cochran :
Second Lieutenant, Otto Houseman; Brevet
Lieutenant, W. S. Day Treasurer, ]. B.
Bradford Secretary, W. A. Donaldson.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

AN OFFENEER ARRESTED. james Chand-
Ter who shot at F. Ackerman, in lager beer
saloon in lhis city on the 2Sth ult., and then
escaped, was arrested at Sacramento on Fri
day afternoon, by officers McClory and Bu-
nett, of that city.
The Bee says shnt when arrested he said
the officers must have made mistake and
got the wrong person, but he was taken to
the police office. when he soon thought tn,
matter over and remarked that the officer
were rot 50 much in error after all.
Sheriff Hall of this county, went down
Immediately, and brought Chandler to this
city on Saturdays afternoon Stage.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

CALEB CusuNe.-Caleb has just turned up
again, at Salisbury, near his old home He
made a speech in that little town the other
day, speech that is brim full of patriotic
sentiment, and which bears all the marks of
heartfelt sincerity. His voice is also for
war But one thing remains to the United
States" says Caleb, "and that is, to conquer
victory. This war must be pursued for
twenty years, if need be, to achieve that
victory" Thus wheels Unto loyal line the
last Of the "conseryatives' of Massachusetts,,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15
BIRTH,
DIED.

In ills city, Sunday morning, Oct. 18Th, the wife Of
LOUIS EDER Of son.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-15

Marysyille, October 9th, 1861. oclO.lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

gooJs been more and satisfactory prices put lh
osg puny that less Than the ugsI qohhy OF sum
eocds has been msde Sales Of staple wooes sse pen
limited snd geneay made 8, low prices thr1e oeine o
little ueenent 10 anticipate wants and there etns ~ - "a
10 leok for much Immediate improvement IN Tue .
d.scrip ion Of goods. The mopth ju.t opened WI u
scvy a. seAsansbe goods snd nothing further ra pre- uh
favorable 20 the 'rade may look Tor more eAay
for woods at present rates The market i wen I,,
manufacturers 6pd difficulty in ootAriis goo "
leJ,isu.ry Of the Gner qualities fir proportion VI %
Woods has been sold =, sbOnt previous rates ana tne
tnues good embracing desirable parcels There hsVe
sales OF sorted California Wool, st prices come
duced ders hsvipg determined to meet the view" IT,
manufacturers rive preference to their " oob IN A
Wool bar little has been done -, It,x..
Thee has BEEN ONE activity in foreign Woods and large
ssss Of Cope aud Meszo Wocs have been made mere sd
Bo,on. Foreign Woods Of medium q7aity have been 10 sn
quest and The stock hand quite light Carpe shu
MOODS active and desirable lot. meet with rsdy s
abroad report dull markets and decline IN ne
prices II kind Of Woo OF rom 70 10 q cent we
reported the following sales: lljOOG n 1eeces 81 81 io
n pulled at D4Gc 600 California and 6S bales fal cup
2li0J 10 fine African; 1900 n Sandwich Island is4LDc
h Black 25 IS has Chinese 50a4OO bales aesiilo a. in
prices bales CodoYa 30 baes Texas at lci 900 Ie1A
At Pc cash; and 20 bales Cape A. 25d26c 800 o..
In Boston 30 600 ib fleece and pulled at Sdo,e.
bales Mediterranean Tape 200 ballots Peruysn l0o
valparaiso 1874 bales Cape exported to Liverpool and large o
Cspt AZ 25c., particulars not TRANSFERRED o,o
In sdsphia-20, 800 heecet at 3d4Sc ooo 70 pnleu
At ma 33c. 800 Foreign at lcid5c 20co low crmosn
sic 1000 East Indian at lec 1000 ID low Russian a.
lee .oo. .
In Providenoesooo u fleece 3oaI1ic.i and 1900
Foreign AZ 3Dc" .
wHISKY-The nl,rkst rather lower with fair demands
sales Of $50 bbls st l8dlStc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

steam.hp-Msrion, ADKINS, Charleston spotord Tlesson
Co. =.
Ships-M Livingston Samson Hsve, Boyd Heines' Vie
tory Ainsw ORTIZ Liverpool, d. Uyao., -~ Ve"---- ~ -
Funch MCincke \
BakPride Of the Sea Petugrew, Zzs, Yznass Devt II
Co
Brs-Kns Brothers Lsa~ay, Port-.uPrince, r. Murray;
Wenouuh, bow, CsIdenas u. D. Bookmsn Co Backhsh
Savannah D. T. Muray Gen. Baily Noyes Trinidad SnAn
wood, Earle Co.
Schoon-r.-D A. Berry, VooIhi., jacksonville Van Brnnt
sIsght; Maria (al saSsuse Gloaeessr Fupch Menckss
Electric, Lord Bristol MASTER Indus Syoiely WIhan 9c
j. A. Stanley Jackson Ponce Y. X Indian Queen, hods
son Lisbon t. Amsnek Co. Harriet. Young, 9sratArs
G r. J. Peters sOp.roe Robins n Portland - .ee'
Carson New-O Orleans N H. bghah Emma Fulton 81 .ehn'
Il j. Y. DEVOTE T. Chester, Brewer Oe0rse'o~n ~"
Runyon Co. ,y.....h,.
Simmons, Somerset
Steamer Jersey Blue, Chadscy, Newport mass"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
Passenxerp Arrived

IN steamship Cdhdubl from Nec ieaHs and Hrrdna-o
Fezepde q. baker ". spa Is " b..ss Miss D. Llc9q,
Mrs r. LcoQ Miss Eenuey Miss \. Scott, Mrs A tsbui ~
VIM. Francis A.Iiual G w. Merritt the 81 q family "a
persons) H. H. Hrsh, T. Howard. W. spencer. J. b. VEST
C. De lady. T. NJ Armstrong, r. kopp Joe Dor
u,s j. NJ KERRY +. WOlcJtt and lady, Chts Gege Capt e.
Rug B.ch Nr. r. Gouasss AID son. M. j. Auhfe r. Lo-
psl f. Bolts g. &C. Vernsz lad, and enid w Esnl)n Han
lon y. Afford c. Wise j. Bondnan, w. Shiyoktryi u hare
ing 8. r. Morgan w. w. Hi. - nu
IN st1amsAip Northern LishL from 4'Pnrai-M Mrs Maj r.
Rinsold and child j. LoIeit Lieut. Piee, Able Guy, MIA
Bicort L. Rene NJ Rinmsn, W 4 Peck wm Van Sand A
Bsyman j. =. Cshnsn g. Levy 81. Casper, kier.a, A.
j. ScheL Mrs Irwin AID Children Mis- EsteD, mother an
and Children Mis- Alexis L. Madins ard family
Besnnot Mshewson n Bsnd.on p. NJ Jones, Dr. Buell. J.
NJ, BaSsett and Col. Rnoler from Honduras.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
The Cteccidnd Leader has the following IN reft
O the navment Of The Ohin State debt;

10 the payment OF The Ohio State cebt:
bill has been introduced into the Hon,s at Columbus oy
Mr. Bad~ provide the payment oil the state deD pro
yidpg that order that The sinking fund be- made ufeh
the interest such deot Ao redeem VIC
princuAl thereof than $4,000 ~ there shs pe
yiec annually including the amount heretofore Authorized
W be levied for the ta1 Of w mus eaeh
dollar opeIty until the 1877 ana ueressf
until nkng fund sd- ntCent for ID. nG -nngulsn
Section Second provides that so uch
Tsed by Iii shall be uecessEry to redeem
principal the named hai be set sIaH "a ne
d.mpuoI Fund" to be used foI no other purpose .
this proydu he amount thus raise IN 1909 woud De
500 which would ucrese by cen, each year until the
Sl34sS & one.hatLe be rGied each year to be
apart the inst Of January and ouehfh on tic hr' oil
July a.. Ill,
any fluid provided by from bcug used In the
II the Sat- debt the II this act had not psseo
TIE money heops thA r.dempiD fund be O'ed Tor
the payment Of Vcks purchased by the FUND Comnh'iohep
the sanle a. stocks dee 81 he time Of payment
The nal report of the Mime sofa "copper" Mining
Company gives interesting and satisfactory state
ment Of the pogofs Of of the Oldest aud most sue
cesefu enterprises in the country The product for the
year has been 2 1901 tuns of copper and the gross
value $3.50 59 while the price of COPPER has averaged
70 92-l0J cent? v b. The net earnings have been
$2l0,766 or more than $40 y share. The following
table compiled from the report, gives comparative
abatement of the buspess and results of three years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

FsH-TAs market during the pAst week bas b"tn quiet Tne
very moderate In luiy which does prevail proceeds mainly rom
dfy buyers who only take just srch lots they need 9
their immediate The outoftown trade VIII not
uutl he opeing of the canals when good op,
tcps,eI the stocks 10 the country undoubtedly
SMALL o Dry Cod foot up 00 qile, Of Shich
about quinals Of sold for 81 500 80 49, Gfand
quoted 81 50 80 rs or Nackael notice 'Gcs
Of O bbls mainly Shore OF bo the supply 10 ISrge we
quote Mass l-rs, No at GA 2jG GA 90 Halifax do SEQ
US so sga+l 50 FOR large No IS asS % iSt ,msa
DO SO 80 rlsge No and - 2sd 20 Tor medium o.
Picked rering dull: quote nominay q %
Box BerTiuS notice sales Of 1900 boxes OF iaG1
for No. ] and 23tb2Sc for Scaled. n
FRUlTssles Of lo0 boxes Rsi'ins :. prev9u, rte,
sncon this morning 600 boxes Palermo Lannon's brought %
0sl So sud 500 boxes Mesins Oranges, 81 SaSl 20
GRAIN-Tbe Wheat market opened qlite hTm WIN sooo
demand for port milling bot nfer the recelts Of the ste
adyces the demand sbstsd and the market closed
embrace II 60 bush. Chicago Spring A1fI ~
% Mw .ukee Club ri 3od 81 t the inside rae "
store; 5000 bush Amber Iowa reported at 81 81 eW ra
State IS; 200 bush. Choice Amber do at Hl S z2H
bush Red Winter Western at 3jfSl Jt In store AID e. ne
d.pos 80 for good DO delivered bush VINE
Indiana and Ohio t5dSl 50 and o2cO bus White MhL
gan 5d Sc Barley Is lower and closes duh ard nesvy
the supply larger the sales % 90 bush good state c
Barley Malt quiet s 9c Oats 10 fail demand ana "
steady ct Western and Canadian and d@tc io
Ste steady ard in fair request sales of 500 bush Nor
them ct 6e Corn opened dun and heavy and the coe
Change prices declined at the lbstet good inquiry prevail
ed for - port the sales 700 bush e?tHtSe iof rev
mixed railroad depot for olddo IN .o
6gUiOc do delivered e for Yetw Jersey and $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

The product OF tue mine, II will he observed, has IN
creased from s3I in 1853 to 2lJv tnns In 1861,
while the earnings are but slightly larger-a result
entirely owing to the dmiuished market value Of cop
per- The following statement Of resources and habih-
ties for the fiscal year ending March 1860 and March
L. 1861 will show the general condition OF the Com
pany affairs and its available surplus assets for the
tu,o no rions named.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

choice brspd, do IS for low grades Of Western extra;
IS IS for shipping brands Of Round Hoop sxtrs Ohio
and IS 500 81 rs for ade bTsnds do Canadian Flour
Without change the demand fair especially for choice
sales Of go bbls IS 50d 81 50 for Southern
Flour & without important vsson the den AMI IL fair for the
trade Central Americ. the syss mode the
sales 4cbbs at as &c IS IS for miIed 10 good super
tue Baltimore Ge AID IS SOa Is 70, the better gades Rye
fair demand and is sdy sales Of 2l bb p 3d
~ TO- Corn Mesl IL Eesdy sales Of GGD bb 80 10 for Jr
ekwbest Elour IL ,alabe ct 81 sOa 81 IS plOo r. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

Phil.Aelpkfa Cattle Market. APRIL ., 1851.
There ha. bscu quite large supply q Bnss C.rrI N mar
ket this week the Offering. amounting 70 neA - a
declined nons :ens than % 100 and this only
for eIt Cattle Prices ranged generally nom s7esseeo"
''s Ssris, W. ase favored wtb hss ssnsu q
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Arrived.


Steamship Northern Lsh, ImliepaHsA' A'p'n"'" -
mass and treasure o ID. b. Allen
Locust Point French Baltimore and NorIoh moses
TO H. h. Cromwell 20 ,t.h..J c,tx N n md,e "a
Barstow 4 Pope ,.,,.nS OF a.x. .o~l IN o,dsy
~ s.nn. s,ench Partt. raTks Island with at bond 70
:. the Goyern Dock at Sandy Hooks put In On
winds being short OF iro''si me VIII process
. .on :. The weather pert. has eiPerisneed very heavy
ss9 Mary and EssOeh Tyra EhrabehPo, coal for New.
schr. c. s. Watson RsOch. En1ase'hport coal for FsS
sehr A. g. Hazard -, Erabethpor, coal for Hartford
schr Yankee Boy, Rsley khzabetbport coal fof osofd
ssbr CoreA Msckey EhEaUvthpor GOAL for Providence
schr Hull, Pierce, Rocklsnd days, hume. sor Flushing
schr o. G. Acken, Beck. Albany, lumber for Stamford
Schr. Forest Emery, RocklaDd ) days hm1. -.
Steamer Fancy. Loper. Philadelphia mdse TO Lopez Kia
pasick. - 49,, 81
patrick
BngnL
BELLOWS ships and barb A Hai1it
for Charleston, ship osasesut0n iBfI
for Liverpool
Withholding the day, N a b-9 tiAaA go
ny Telegraph.
CHARLESTON, g. c., April a-Ths u s. u. stssnsbiS c.
anbh Cap eeuy x0n Nsv.Yssh NJ here 81 SslesA ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

FlOIettes (boIos).. .......b.0bll
SALT been IN moderate request and we have only no
tic. s.lr of 200 saok. Liverpool Ground o. 7c mos
SOAP in limited request sales Of 80 boxes .s''he "sc
mo. -, 4, -, ,,,
sKINS-Deer are quiet but with snail 'soeh holders are
finer (jo are dull and hear Of sales worthy Of notice
SHOT quiet continue steady cnh Tor Drop
and Buck No.
SPELTFR-Th. business doing few small lot, from store
sEEns~Tls Inquiry Tor Clover Seed Ia limited, ard The
market heavy and veil supplied at u aSo Timothy e.ea
quiet 5000 IS bu,h Rough flAI Seed IL In lar uonAa
at I'll SD 81 81 v bush
sTEARIN--Ths inquiry Il fair and the marie. 10 stsadyi
sale, OF II coo 10 prime White, at stc-t cash 49,.
THAwe ooce further sales Of Wv pkgs Green ct terms
Dot made public ,
TTN-T6e inquiry for Pig IL still very moderate The svs,
Of Straits have recently been quite large but prces nave
frred Ia consequence We quote at 23d2 ic casn i9
Of go slabs baDcA no, cash Plates have oeeh
astve but pd fully supported. We have only 70 ho''oo
sales Of $40 boxes ID A So IS months -,
TALL0Wfhs market firm. and ths dsmsnd sood $50
o. m 1t 81 eiOo, inferior sto9io Rough fat s'es'y
WOOL-Ths continues duh and we nave no "a
di,ionsl 70 advise Manufacturers are expected
soon for the parposs Of settling up accounts Whe
business snticpaisd bat q prsscot they are o'yoS Ss
worth meAitoninE
We qnotei =. ,nz,s
Domestic FYhsos .....n6s0 sosth Anetcs....'.",o6S
Pulled Wbos 10 6<8l Smyrna .....'..s'ss".'ivdn
(sIk,rui I. II D35l Dolakol. ..-............s QIl
Cape ,..,,... isdsOI East India $500. w.
We EXTRACT the following hoG NJ Waller Browne mon'ny
nrD" ~. month II Msrch thsre hs. been moderately
sotiye dsuand for 6secs which have been
taken In small lots and for immediate ana WIN no
na.a..l ys.top ip prices on February Thee no
S.postiop on bs psr Of 10 buy much sdvsno
Il hsh Rssest.iss n sSds 70 SsIs>s md SRDRw vsa~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

Sheep IL all 500 head The demand however was good and
most oftssm were sold a. nom s4a IS Is 100 b net.
Hostile supply Of Hogs amounted to $50 bead all Of
which sold AZ from So 750s 50 % No. Tor stiied
and from ST 25d f8 for corn-fed - = :
Cowshs kind Of stock has become cutie scarce the or.
ing. amounting only s5 head These sold 81 80
6s5 each, according TO condition I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
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No. Erie tuidiDgs, New.i crk.
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