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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-18
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The New York herald., 1862-11-30
The Pirate Alaba ma.
TO TIE EDITOR OF Tue HERALD.

LISBON, Portugal Oct. %, 1882.
The dspredations committed on our commerce by the
pirate Alabama have dogbt called forth burst OF
honest indignation throug the breadth Of our land
aud 1t may be very pertinent question to ASK .wbo E
responsible for these prsc'es and by whom vas the
vessel equippedf The is the British Ministers
were perfectly cognznt Of the facts attending the build.
ing and equipment Of the said praca vessel then styled
2eo The Admiralty iudeet the remonstrance Of our
Minister, sent commissioners TO inquire uto the matter
and also 10 ascertain Tor whom the vessel was being
ouit These commis one reported that the vessel was
without doubt designed ior purposes Of war; but the
shpwright "decned TO inform them for whom she was
intended and ended this shallow and bareaced
pre,ence OF an sgaion. The pirate vessel was with
eu secrey hastened to completion. The matter was pa
tent TO every but the British government, who have
from the beginning OF this rebellion outraged all the les
international comfy and suffered the rebels TO Sc, vi
uougbt the pseudo proclamation OF neutrality Aud the
appearance OF things certainly ustnes strong suspicion
d conpciy on the part OF high British officials 10 this
rcbetpn Tor We have seen, the other hand that.
sardess Of good faith towards te United States they
have thrown every obstacle in the Of cruisers
which have sought refuge IN British waters, and have
denied them the mos ordinary hospitality courtesy
h the pursued by England, since this struggle
N.Y. then We are at loss a. 10 the meaning Of Ibs Az snn
bat Whatever construction be put upon their conduct IL
should certainly deiaapd an earnest rcmonstance the
pa Of or government and failure on the part Of the
British 10 do us prompt stice should be mel with de.
caration OF non. l.inercourswlh "pernd;ous Albion,
How well suited was the name given by the French Em.
pcror.
In striking contrast with the conduct Of England
brightly shines that OF the governnN " OF spain True 10
Their apcen instincts OF chvaous ho.or the spaniards
have with rigid honesty, adhered 20 the strict observ
aoce Of national justice and In their pors>the pirates
have with neither sympathy nor agreeaNe refuge
The Spanh gentleman disdans association with p~ardy
burnos OF defcncelcss merchant vessels but the vssh
cials find the pirates 10 be congcnsl spirits OK y
suited TO their taste and Is natural enough that h>sh
Who have 80 shameully pundered the natives OF India
aud who have go disgrsccd civilized manhood in China,
&c ~her.u ~. r 4,
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
plIyCELLANnOUs.


RRANDRETHs. SPILLS CAUSE HEALTnrvI. Cosa-
ID motion In diseased pody whereby The blood
Itself Of what is hur.u and tue disease cursd often when
all other eans had been vsinlf tried The following ID
corroboraivc- ~
GIKErsuRc, Nov. IG 1852
Hos. B: BaAvDRsrn:-DH sfw--Beine undsf Proyi
dence indebted 70 Brandrehs Pills for the last years or
lite, which they have rendered happy and healthfu
deem my duty to give you the particulars o. my In
1S47 was attacked with violent pain In right side,
crucating n The last degree seemed as u fhsd
fas, IN 4 NJ the time MY doctor called II chronic pleursy;
others n'ammatory rheumatism; others liver c6npiaiit
Whnteye may have BEEN. gave nQreet day night
cr Two yecrs T,ering aud using ltest deal o. orion
2, ast coarided 20 give your rus trial commenced
Gy as'n, le e.ey plght and two ey$y not9g for one
great tncotagement and continued BrAndreth's Ps for
anoNer month, In much the dosts s0met1nes taking
dose Of nre or s1 Pnl: Athc end Of this TIME was nearly
pain suddenly loft me entirely and has not returned, and
upwards Of seventy years of ser, strong ana 90
N.Y. ano sc slsu & o srsr nrrSach vi wonqsr. s. cus
them ,hcp nv constitution requires mqdtcins live DE
town OF nrccpbprg, 10 White Plahs and shall ks
pleased % spsNe ssy nqu'rss corA Tsys 2 n SeIe
f5ts 49, sgs Il ;s'ss dsSS. Gs STREET
ALSO No. unon squares. aso nlr of Houston and Lwb
efrccts, New York, and of NIL dealers. ~
~rgiT ASK F0R NEW sTYLh - ~
The New York herald., 1862-11-30

The steamship Cumbria, Captain Sumner, arrived at
this port yesterday with dates from New Orleans to
Nov TO- She left the mouth OF the Mississippi the 2ls
inst having detained hours In the river through
running aground She brings several passengers and
full cargo Of merchandise.
The steamship Parkereburg, Captain Samuel Hoflmann
arrived pier in this city nj six O'Clock p yes
tcrday having left New Orleans on the evening Of the
goth.
on Cape Canarve, Florida Nov 26 spoke the brig sar
Antonio from New Orleans, bound 10 PHILADELPHIA
We indebted to Captain Houmann for late New Or
leans papers for the following complete list Of
and merchant vessels lying at that port
United States soop-ofwar Hartford, flagship Of Rear
Admiral Farragut.
United States sloop-of war Pensacola
United States sloop ol. war Richmond.
United States sloop- war Mississippi.
United States store ship Pampero.
United states gunboat Kneo.
United States gunboat Kotahdn.
United States gunboat IasCa.
British corvette Rinaldo.
French sloop ofwar Catpet, flagship Of Rear Admiral
Renauit.
French corvette Renaudin.
Spanish sloop. Of war Blasor de tcray.
Barks D. c. Murray Mendi, Anne, Garibaldi, John Cur
It's Cavsrlo md Llizur Waieht. OF New York;
ln,mua, Of Boston; bries Clara Pokens, Rainbow,
and Bell of the Eayof New York Ponsett, OF
Boston; May, Of New York; Constitution, Of
Genoa Utah. Of Marseies; oscar Rue Of Portsmouth
W. Chapman, of 1homastcn Anglers Of PniladeI, ha;
barks Haviland, OF Portland M. b. Rice OF New York:
Robert Carter, Of London ship Ferriere, Of Havre.
At euarantjne-Baks ks Old Dominion, of New York
Ricasole Of Boston; brig Greenland, OF Philadelphia
Other United States naval vessels than those above
named were stationed follows
Gnnbcat New London, axe Ponchartran.
Gunboat Kinsman Entrance Of Lake Borgue.
Gunboat Cayuga, Baton r uge.
Gunboats Scota and Essex, DonadeoDvlle
On blockade of Mobile bay
United States of-of war Brooklyn acting flagship
United states sloop of. war Onelda
Gnnboats Kennebec, Wnona, and Arjstook.
On blockade at Grant Pass
G unboats Kanawha and Pocahontas
At Pensacola
United States frigate Potomac, acting flagship.
Soop.of-war Prebe.
SlOop of war Susequehanna.
Gunboat PiIola.
Mortar bark Horace Beals.
Mortar schooner Rache Seaman.
Storeship Sportsman.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
Personal Inte,l,ss.c..

The Following the st Of Americans registered al the
american banking houses in Paris for the week ending
Nov 14-From New York-Marcus starbuck, Miss Star.
buck A. Carter, ~ VIM II. Barton, Geo. A. Lathrop,
vile and Two sons Mrs h IA Bagiey, Mss N. A. Bmgey,
Mrs. James +. pennmnD, Miss Pcnniman, r. Pcnniman,
y r. Winthrop, Jr., Courtsudt Palmer and family, d. b.
Grent and i. T. Deysy. From phndclpha--lienry IAza
rus aud wife, Mrs r. D. Stewart, Daniel IL Knight Dr. g.
~ Btcs, Boston; Henry Gilman, yamcs Danman, Benj
Hobart, California; j. r Williams, O. p Williams Miss j.
Williams Stonington, Conn.,. r. Whestly, Bangor, Me-
Row Waiter Mitchell, Stanford Conn. N. Cefpef and
vie, Miss Alice Corner. Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
Advanee I'm sugar.

from the New Orleans National Advocate Nov III
The planters Louisiana have advanced IN their prices
upon this important article Of luxury for the following
reasons:-
he recent frosts have bit the cane and none but
an inferior article OF sugar be from
cane.
oil their machinery.
g. Il requires more hands, by twofold, 70 grind md
gather the than 10 does TO cultivate it, and planters
FROM the river will not hire their negroes upon the coast
d. The great number OF negroes already taken away,
and the FEAR II the crop perfected the Yankees will
take IL from them nssg4a
Those reasons have greatly advanced the prices au
noxt year, I. IL believed, tho supply will not be
hogshcad to the county in the Confederate States.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30

o. the city government by which the appearances Of
approaching eisctonan eiecuonesrns rcs
srs m ea. IN sei argues of integrity We charge that
for he us partisan Of he repuS
Ne eo%s % n an me snS name Of The whole p'0
YoS presep % me united Of The city Of New
=, ~ .m.. :, SxITGsas' SsSIis s'R' F. BRENNAN ss
sss::si a:: 4 ..s e :: ..s: s
iaaa sl%ost man in s our NV ~ SSS
man living Ishsest ,pat0l % III ase S or or
lie is man Of enlarged capacity prac,ca, ,uosa.., r.,
spoess ehsrsa,ssy hsnersy and % n Integrity OF pe and
i've i've power TO his pres""' or ne iorge os INA nl
should s Ss sss.,,sn ssas,Ssaac
ae ecns nass osso esen,ed Tor and Ass' d
sao 2a IS S, ssse'ss ssmias's4
his own At economic and just in the management Of
s ssafs 'ss Is;ss raise
qaass s%sSs sss sSr baa
ana trust than amy pampered arstocra,. whose position
To Ss
Hon JVnE Deyeln as the canddae Of the united demo-
experienced, able and eloquent member q iAe
found s lines s saS 2 abe Ssssa tassdias %
sonsusion We present your adoption the following
Resolved, That the nomination OF Matthew r Brennan to
Ne Office Of Comptroller meets our wames. sppIoha.on
held years
has NJ e. hs Sss with %sss *
seH to poss in an eminent eegree The
He entitled and shall receive vigorous and
energetic support
Resolved, That John E. Develin candidate for
Counsel the Corporation have lawyer of capacity,
and familiarity with the duties Of position,
whose hands the interests Of the public safely be
trusted and that be is worthy OF best efforts TO promote
his election.
Resolved That united and harmonious action, we
have complete victory coming cleo
tion which shall close up the political battles the year it'll
unph and be bright Of that
which we trnst before another year shah roll around will
The Union Il with the old stripes waving
bill from Maine Georgia, and from
/ & Pacific.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1852

for John hccuade, the yensrsonian and stump
bad roads % unit, 'ss sSis canvass s was eomnsDcsd
notwithstanding the money was appropriated M the early
s s Of
nomination. while the republicans are con entratine their
With these few outlines in reference the Adsrmanis
that the best men who nominated in sach H,
party afliatons Matters are SO mixed nm ,hi ~ o.
no man can feel that he is in the least bonnS ~
q ,se ereaos s9ts Sr any particular candidates
men are elected 10 these sfhces ~,
me property holders BY shs war render i
ca Lac aas ssiravsss{ ana sw,paus Job. =, ;ls me
aSs.es sar Ior Cow cmen we loave for the people
me very best Elves srssna ,ns ,ns' 'ncy WIN ss0'
the commissioners demand the special attention
0 s voters In severe! wards desperate eiort
useful men in tie Board This particularly the case tn
the Fifteenth ward, where Erastns G. Benedict iof
hong time an efficient member q ns Board running q %
interests and welfare Of the schools
In the Thirteenth ward the interest generally taken in
the election e school officers has been greatly enhanced
year the great number Of candidates thrstng Tor
the control Of the slight patronage attached TO those or
fees Mr. Shaver is the Tammany and Mozart nominee,
aud Mr. Peter r. Greene, very respectable man, is "a
independent candidate for the position OF School
roner There are also two republican candidates, Ind
the ward is strongly democratic the fight lies pr cipa
between Greene and Shaver The latter is the "Lng
ddate and being that account in bad odor likely X
be beaten by Mr. Greene, the independent candidate.
In the Twenty second ward Frederick w. smyth n
running without opposition, as far as we,can learn.
Among the candidates for school odcers In the Eighth
| ward is Mr.. James A. Carolin who has been nominated
| by the united democracy for Trustee. Mr. Caro!in wat
educated in OF the common schools Of the Eighth
ward from which he went TO the Free Academy, where
he graduated With distinction He s at present the Sec
reary Of the Young Mems Democratic Union Association
which did such good service in the gubernaora contest
Our list of candidates for school officers is incomplete
in several Of the wards and call upon those interested
in those wards send the list Of the nominees, ha
may be able 70 give perfect list before election:-
The New York herald., 1862-11-30

T EucoPLEMfC rILLINGs-TnE ONLY wHISE sun
IL known that eiecuay preserves the Teeth so,
decay Mere shells restored 70 their or6pa sbanr sni 49,
without Teeth extracted without paIp Sv
sss. ns~ b. PHiLftfS A. Ga s5'ss = %
The New York herald., 1862-11-30

3--John g. Haviland,
john T. Cav,
Robert Elf.
Philip Coegrove,
James McCIoskey,
George McGrath.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
The City Nomina tions.

The City NOmfna tfons,
FOR COMPTROLLER.
De40cTatic Repab
Matthew T. Brennan Robert 7. HaWs.
FOR CORPORATION COUNSEL.
Democratic Republican
John g. neven. Alexander w. Bradford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20

Fop IN. WEEK EspISG WgpsEspAT, MAxCh ~, 1907.
Rsportsd exclusively for rax N \ rKlDosx, By u~sw
tRRsCB
NOTICE. C0sGeyoRs OF FARs PRoDucK.-Fut every
thing n order. Mari plain ndclbe directions on every
package cuG wei yht with lsIc count ana name o. a
cleo Also uck bill OF particulars Inside OF ohs pacAsse
marked Bill" and always sepd BY mst Win Houoe
when and hos thrss are forwarded.
returned snd small los of siur " eens ohef
Farm produce generally, cent.
at whole'se Fslers realize. and not 'oeosS %
Speealstors' prcss- - ,. ...,
BEANS III. market continues duh " our s'' quo's'ions
We quote (pack ages Included: = .,. ,o,. -.
a. @ - toeS dl 90 M.rrow ch.. y bu. q 2S03 IS
o. 49,. SIsbva i1,Js AL do com 10 good.i .5d3 90
BuCKwBEAr FiouK-H 100 10 sh 10 A0'u' W "~@| so
BROOM CoaS-V 10, 4aoc.
BgsswAI-V No. Hd33c. a.,
BurraR-Thers 10 quotsbe ensnse "a pnees out tns
,hppns demand much less active, New batter We wsae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20

s}1b7e. new Western Do, el27c.; Cherries. 1915
PeareS 'sUsoe Pams babe RsspbeEdes, ls9iic sDd
BlackbdhIjes e9Ioc.
oRsIN-Sbe Wheat marhet IL lover, and quite unsettled
bit scve st the decline the de and 1, for en-
port ,ho.sh ,desss iaqn is necsate for mils sales
9f2oNo busn Milwaukee, CAB 81 3d. delivered; 3 900 do
Red e'ten reported IN stare az 3 100 do Red state
81 22 stoo DO Amber Iowa 1897 500 DO Fed Jer-
ssy. The dock, at 81 90 loo do iit White indsna st
cues cd TO print Barley 10 In light suopiy md with
good demand the mHket 10 hrn sales Of 900 bush ct eoc
Barley Malt i. in limited supply and IS firm; sales OF 7co
brsh ct 0S0 10. the dock Oats are dull sod lower.
Sd es Of Canadian and Western At G3ic aud State 50
3c Rye Is heavy and Ia feir ref1es sale, Of 100 bush
Saie 8Od32c Corn ia less active and Is heavy The de-
md Is raniy Tor experts ssl" ~ Wc bush s8d5atc
for Western mixed IN store 3eiyersd and sd5ssc FOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
PhiImdeIphia Cattle Market-HsRcH 10.

Th.rs va good supply d Bsef Cs,tls ,hi, wees the
Wv. mo-, very brisL but price. rsnsned about the s..
las, quoted the bes. cattle selling NJ ~ loT ip ID Ahe
prices o Ordinary and good cattle ranged from o. 70 % aud
s9;3 - 4, ,,. A..
snpnrTho supply Of Sheep wss very air amounting 20
$50 head all which sold At nom % TO 10 .
100 10 no, The market closed firm ct theso prices -,
offering OF Hogs The two yards amounted 20
$50 head and prices ranged from ~ 10 90 - lor stuffed
and from + 70 &c 20 r. iOG lbs. net "a
Cows1he o. Cows amounted to ~ head o. rom ~
TO 4 10 zach, secorairs 10 quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
orrvIso DAY OF THE xARKEr.


Tuesday, March lS.-There ia an Improvement ID e
week Of about half q cent pound upon the price Of
beef compared with tits day week At least it If 90
upon all Gi-class buocss and many ofthe buyers De.
clare that the advance Is still greater. The seller, Of
the lower grades Of bullock. contend that they do
not GET better prices bu they willing 10 allow
that stock cell, more rapidly, and We ihink. conre-
oueufly. Al better prices Tie number Of bullockp
reported ale dsy Il got Far from 33o ,nd the general
y-sss quality isr iaeio tat the svesg- weight j. any
po1nds ss Ia tie sht Object Ney f.w dfo,,s
good ,routh 20 Sysse ovsf eeni DOT pound h.i ,ev
efs syrrsg, that ufon isif -sisi.s ~ wsi.M Nhcs
the atsi opens th msrnins there "a. f.f pro pee, hsy
III III, .locs sale would s, - IS bead ihsn last
600 bead les. Bs, report prevailed torard noon that
ron % Of es,,i. the Psunyivsn. Genital
moruius. and for whie this report wa VET
hanks. vpoa the bafns' Il recovered hossver snd
stock moved quite isy that there srogd
considerable srrss for Tomorrow price, will lod rood
Several i1 hsYe been tam .Imy aeeoaa, al .t has
GOOD selections; that veHay ary report tho sss 20
dsy lively sdy.cs upon the quotation. Of tho lat
We,ssrePort
Be1ss'dav March ls-An unusually lHse proportion OF
roef above has arrived IL Ia expected that
the remainder viii be closed o., Siiaeni t,o. ,ssash
prices. particularly for hnt ella, buioeks The bFotsrs how
,ist ,t wssk stheusn every one expected two or
thee hundred would be LETT all bat hhy hesd
.od b.for. m. clo.s Of business Wednesday evsrn.
,ud I,y as pretty lat Will remain old
down to-day A. the weeks surpy Ia about BOO bead lee,
then a't week It 4 generally anticipated that n. prospect Of
good r.ftet ye-t 10 vep fr speculaors, however
o. u remember that there a. iunenae multitude Of t,h
eaters 10 those days OF en and that with anything Ike fair
supply there will be sdsauee above the quotations Of tho
ne weaher iii, week very favorable birg clesr and
CITY M s covered with II e excellent Seshsr for
toe butchers i.-p meat and good deal Of he Iols
prlv Of meat ~ 40 ss In butchers hands that many OF
chem do very well without bsJnssGy more I'LL nsI'
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MARRIED..

BARKER-HODGMAN-0n Tuesday, March 10, By the hsv
W. II. Evans, Isaac Barker Of Yonker TO josie ecess
daughter Of Daniel Hodsmsn Of this city
HAMILTON-P 5ON--On Wednesday, March 10. By the
Rev Dr. WI. Adams William g Hamilton to helen M
rs daughter of Henry L. Person esq, oil Of this city.
MEAD-LUDLOW- In Lansing on Wednesday. March ). BY
the Rev l.. Smih, Mr. p. II. Mead Of Locke, CsyuGs
County to Miss AGaAdsP. Ludlow Of East Lansing Tomp
kias County, N. Y.
sIEGEL-MlCHAELS-Ou Tuesday March ls. BY the Rev
Jonathan p Hovey, D. D., John Slegel TO 51sh T. MI
ehss Of tho late Jotn Mchaes, both Of this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20


Boston at l3c. cash.
HoNEYThe market Is dull and heavy o. about s. G67c.
cash IN nond ana i3c duty paid.
H'DESTbe extreme prices It'll demanded by holders pre-
vent al &C i've business and have important sales TO
advise. We quoe Busnos Ayrrs a. 4idJ9-c. and Rio
Sande a4i dc Ssu. hters selling at BGS.c The stock
on hand esimated AZ 10000 sssn go 900 SAME time last
year.
HOPSThe market 10 rather dull and heavy; sales OF rs
bales at Il Ul3c for fair prime and o. bales growth Of
1900 at oc. We quote common 70 fair new at SGsc good
20 prime at l3 3c selected DO at i9G2ec on Ion credit
and growth Of 1860 100 &C. for fair to prime Older growtts
are neglected, and prices entirely nominal
HAfLhe demand ia good and ,ae supply is fsi sales OF
!, 200 bales a. iU0 &c. y 100 TO-
lRONThe market quito dull with aas sales OF Scotch
Pig at f2l aOdt23 So cash fom yeEd American zig Is
itsils, seles Of 5sV tuns we're made a. ~, cash.
LIME inactive but steady 6c. fer common RocSsnt
ard s2.c. for Lump.
LArH steady and In fair request at u.s. 3moIihs for
Eastern
LUMBER Is scarce and firm at sl9Qt l3 foT Eastern
Spruce and Pine Timber by the cargo.
LEAIHERHsmlock Sole IL 10 good demand and very MN
M d25c for buenos Ayres Oak Sole IL arm and quite
scuye We quote udJc. Slaughter In rough h besYy ana
nominal
/ NAILS are steady At former rates.
NAVAL STORES extremely quiet and Spirits Turpen
tine nominal .. 81 E fsiop cash Of 80 obls No q,
nc ~ 2sO H. TGs stocs Of s Aino. Of Resin en.ted
AZ y bO, thai OF Spirits az 2O and that OF Tar Of 1900
/ obl.. Turp-ntIs Is cut Ct market
OlLShs inquiry for Crude ksh OILS l. limited but tho
supply OF Sperm very small and prices gearr firm Of
Ndtl - IL good 30 choice quail y but Whale 10 sone
what heavy at .Bo SIC for isn 10 prime Manufactured @e
Inactive at % deOc for Winter Bssched Whale and q
for ufJ and Bs,chei Winter Sperm Liusesa .ss slowly
n 10
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iAdvsrtisencut.I

iAdvsrtisemeat.I
DREW & FRENCH,
PRopucE COMMISSION MEsoaArrh
Gyrrrh CurEsR EsGs, PoULTsr, CANS, 0RAiB. yloeA
PokK, TO-
No. Ehe Buildings, Nev.York
Our motto Is Quick ssles ana prompt returna"
Rslreaee-D X. Mart,n President Ocean Bank Hsw.IasA
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sPICEsIhe demand 10 still very lights sales Of 50 bass
Peppsr bond at he Prices for most kinds nominal
rlshons continues In fair demand, and the market
better sales Of go sacks by tie ship J. Foster
and 80 do by the Belle Wood, about 81 Other kinds
! inactive. - -, ~
sFEDS-The S.msrd good for Clover Seed and the mar
10. 10 arm a. the advsnce sales u go bags la lots Hdoc
rcothy Seed IL IN fair demand aud scarce sale. OF ~
b,s. Al ~ 3t 81 SOY bush Rough Flax seed II In
~ dem,nd a. "a ~ Is T. 100 10. Small ss!cs Of Bonn
a. 3dee 80 y bush in Boston aud on the spot Cal
out,s 10 nominal at :. 70 -,
SHOT are steady at 81 dac., csSh for Drop and Buck
sPELTLR Il in limited demand at " d5ic for silesap.
SKINS are a aud in fair request sales .! Oo bales st
cnr.ros Goat 4Oc 80 DO. Mstsmorss DO on phi
VA. terms. 5000 n Ssal at 3Jc les+ cash, snd
1OO0d do ssa Juan private terms.
TNPia has been quite stvs at d2so. for strsts sud
29 aoc cs,h for Bsncs Plates inscsiVe ANAL sales of
l. e. Coke At 81 rs, cash.
TALLOW-The demand Is Is of the supply, and
prices tend upward sales Of CO. at sic Tor Western,
and 81 &c. for City.
ssTOBACCO-1hsrs be, bsen only moderate 5u,nes doing
n any description operators being rectsd BY the
tainty /. regard he question Kentucky hrm sales
OF !l hide a. ~ Oi4c We quote Lugs At Sdesc Lastes
gaiOc Medium, II dllc Good 20 Fine, lJdl.c selec
lions, sdIsc and choice Clarksyc Rack fst a. l8d20c
or Haysns We have only notice sales OF q oass 1t AGO.
in both for port and home
sales OF a cs,es seeoes a. lS;c. 49,
WOOL-The demand ia moderate, bu, prices arc without
Ig,5ic 10 70 low DO a, t5c 30 bAes and extra
pulled private terms; also, loo tse' bonsAoi a. about
be 20 90. Mexican ana V0 ID washed Turkey on private
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~ Boaf9. Pot Of yesterday avs:

Committee ~ the Boston hr ke-s hs. beer ch1sen . pro
esed Washington in eorjbncion nh Committee ron
Now Hok Philadelphia ia regard 70 tai proposed Of
sale al the Board Which as pIc.ebed 10 be yer,
ma.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20

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FOI rul WEEK ENplsG March 49, 1862
TOTAL RrcgIrrs oY CATTLs EISDs PoR rns WEN.
According % e reports from the several nnket aces in
tho city, thoIe have been rcceised tina week:
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