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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18
1862. TIL E 1862.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fros Nnw'io,E To THE Pa.ScIrst wEsragS C.r.ss
Eight tuins ruB daily Gom hevNob TO Phal~ phi via
Ney-iotsey and Camden and Amboy line.
ALL THROUGH TRANS hok IiE MESr BY THIS
RoUlE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT oF COURrLANDr-ST.
by way OF Philadelphia the morning passengers csvc New
York at same time as other routes Evening Passengers
al p IN one hour later than other Inca
BY wsy Of Allentown sveuin; passengers lcs'e IN.
hIec hours sor than the northern aes and by both
srse at the san. tine korhera lines in chcago and al
81. Louis Cleveland Columbia Cincinnati AID al main
points West, with fewer change. Of car,
Ptbngk = miles and New oh 10 Pittsbarsh "a miles
snios ne Id Saloon Co.'S on al uaiaS
Fare the same - other routes
Begsg. checked through. tIsnfsts fres
Secure Ticket; gSot Sn,ii I'D ~ rhs.SnTsh
Accommodation Line which aaord. Comfortable mode OF
travel TO parties moving al one haa ti ssusi rstes
Of fare .,,,,,..,
BY hIs route frcshs Of all descriptions be forwarded
10 and from any point on the Rxloads Of Ono kentucky la
dian., Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri by RAIL-
ROAD DIRECT, 70 any port on TIE navssbls rivru Of
tho West by steamers from Pittsburgh
The Freight AID from point In the West by
the Railroad ct al times favorable
charged BY other RsAroad Copsni hsIchsnss and
pe inustus the transportation OF their Freight to this Coa.
p.Dy. can rely with confidence on 1t. speedy transit
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealers IN Live Stock will ind THU most al.
vsntasoous route. Cepscious Yard. vol wse cd sup
and its conn@o,ions aud every attention paid r
From Hamburg where will DO found every convenience Zoe
feeding ard rsw,d,aS shoce Sasrsd Of the riILADEl
J. L. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent, No l Astsr.Houss.
LEECH Co., Freight Assnts
No A.tcI Hoa.e. and No South wii.n-st
A'DoNALD BisoHoFF' Em,!,.1's Assn.: .,..
ENoCH LEWIS. General soyL SssnS r
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Jorcian advertisements.
yVNO CONSUMERS OF RICIlARDSON'sl IRISH
Linens DAMAsKs, DIAPERS. CAMBRIA
HAEDKERCHIgFS. &c

Tie unsettled state Of tho markets for soms Tine past On
thu ,Ie ri the Atlantic attributable 70 coesp0ndbs infn
epces In the United 1ats aud the enhanced value given 10
Desirable goods there. through recent uncomfortable ccum-
stances. afforded T. interruptions de..Is .aoheI LIy
and knowing ths Considerable qusns Of worthless fabrics,
ia. pei In imitation VI lyle snd teiei With tho nam.
Of Richardson hve been shpped this ssscn 10 The United
states. feel called upon sssin 10 CAUTION toe CON
sUMER against the purchase Of linen fabric offered NJ
Richarisons" mako, not having tho full signature o our
firm. viZi ...,.eo,, ,o,,s , ou,nru
To those who give 10 nshuisctuIe. wo
offer the guarantees a. to quality soundn-ss OF brsch
and durability goods have always borne aud wio We
are 10 protect interest this side BY pose
cutting vigorously infringement u rights we trust our
American friends will sss. ut ~ putting down nusance In
whi,h tn o. consumers and manufacturer are mutu
ally inter ,sttd.
in times the present when The cost ofimpors6n 20
Inucn sngn.n beLoovos the consumers to see Nat they
get value for their money aud this they moro Likely to Oh
tain by dealing sIeasvey with hrst class houses who are
always supplied With goods. Respcctfuly,
in. RICHARDSON, Sons OWDEN,
7Aonlb, 18th, 1867 bsfast, Ireland
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lilc0itnl.
NLEANSE THE BLOOD.

u
With oorrup,. disorderei v's'si Blood you must Do
,,, I'll over Il may bur, 90, IN Pimple. OF sOre- In
., Z. ,,,, neral, ,.,o Won l,,,le.. d.
''''''
h'-" "''' '01' ''''1 - '
RlLLA psscs out 'he'' impae' and stimulates Inc 0's"'
Of life int vrorou, seon restoring The health and eIpenns
~, y...tu. v,,,.,, q, oornn,lp.. " hiel
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k"g' h'H' I""''' 'H'''' ''"' '"''
B,otls' B0ii' So AsAony' F'e. R" or E'I'Pe'l' f""
or Sail Rh,u. Sead Head Rsgxsr. Caaeer Caseero.'
r r. r.., r,,sl, Di,,s,., ,ueh a, R,t,.fo.
AiL"' '"''7'' ''''
ing activity with which eans' the blood and cures
disorder.
.vpp,s currRy PICTORIAL {, 40 universally known
., d.. rI,.
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- o., r,.f s,,.,., I,x,s,.. Hooa,o..
u,,,au,, Pile, Rse.r1ns D,cp.y Wors,, znd In shor,
for all ,h, purposes Of purg.,ivs medicine
For the.s pill. have been used with ,rr.od.
-. .,i,, ,ho.. a..,,., ,hi,h aria. s,on N..
AVIAN. and ,.,,r,. h,o,a T,., .,,si III
''u' "u'N''' "''" '"' ''' W '' ~ NV "
healthy v,a!'s They ''rie at tho root OF s's'e-tA'y
., o,,h eve, IN ,bo.. ., advanced in 49,, Ana
sai' h'h 'hen u's' even 70 infant"
AYERS AGUE CURE.
rur prurny THAT Nrvrp r.rs
FCa CHILLS AND FEVER.
1T NEVER FAILS.
,r yrvrp rama
W. '
1T NEWER FAILS.
FOR CuILLs AND FEVER
~ NEVER FAILS
IT NEVER FAILS.
IT NEVER FAILS
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Al NE'HN fA'|''
NEVER FAILS
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professional Notifies.

hrs. GRIFFIN, No. 255 Grand-st., opposite
~ Lord -aylor. n. Y. ara -, futoo-s BT0oklyna
s-uins fli parQa sets OF their improved aiihca
TEETH with without eIiFating the Foil ses .
gold o. plsna SIS; silver rubber 80; partial Gets sohs
per tooth 81; silver rubber 81 Extracting 70 cents
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Of Tbs
~ Scsgei ard Opsrstin. and Consulting surseon No
shsv Once eorsuations the obscure i-si~es
the pelvic visorA Rupurs Piles Varicocee, and Fi'ioA
radically cared without tho knife hgatme Once heoa
from . to ,. | to ,. and to evenings
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'S'HE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

Il - n
In compiarce With the wishes OF the Public the Shs"
the 1uth Bath Company have been reduced to len Do>
LARS coca.
Those however ,ub.rbrr dv. shares orto the Anoun
Of $50 will herd. the regular dividend, enjoy the pT'veg
of u FREE TICKET. available once IN every two nossA
winch guarantees " per cent the investment ,o,,.
Subscriptions % the Stock Of the TURKISH BAIh oo%
PANf will be received a. the otces OF the 'ohowlx
Journals; Evening Post Express. Journal Of Comne1
Iimss Tribune World, vsuity Fsr and vt Mssrs APpsoyS
No. l33 WGterst =,
The following gentlemen compose the Rosrd OF Dfrcuo''
Hon Alex. ". Bradford LID Valentine Mot. ND; ca
" IN Cullen Bryant col John OtdrousnI, NJ D,ssss
1hso W Dwight, LID Gel. itsry Coumiss.on'
Col Law School J ) lhaysr ceq,
Hon Geo Folsom Hon. Dsnlel =. nem'nn'
Chss Godfrey ounthss, SO. John Toney ND, an
Charles hhy, LID. Pres. Col WA b. Van ,,a
College Sanitary ConIni'sion
G. OscANYAN Secretary and SensIsl - Ma ~ y.uso
d. B-Mr. OSCANYAN eau be seen at the once o. '~
Fair No. llG Nsssaas. or at No ~ Faisyss place.
WIllrWORrH RlFLED MuShE insxyrs
complete Just imported and fer .ss oS ne case VII"
CHARLES II. VOORHEES,, .a,.
No ~ Cedsr ST., up starr.
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MPO ANT TO BUiLDERS.-SKID-
u HORES PATENT FERRULE for DOOR-KNOBs Gun
be obtained q MANY, BALDWIN 4 MANY's corner OF
John and Dtchs The object Of the kerrue or sleeve 10 10
prevent e screw In the knob nom bscOns loose and fall
lhg ct
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DHOTOGRAPHS may be COLORED 81
Any Person Ia elesan yle by III. use Of NEWToN4
ALBUaEN CoLORS FOR Ciellar - information addse1
J. +. TiLTOS CO, Bos.on, sole Agent Tor The lnisv
states
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r)e00ing CARDS, &t.

AT WM. EVERDELL's SONS-WEDDlNG
n CAKDS-These celebrated Engraved Cafds soid only
al No. iel fulton-sL, ~. Y. LstAohshe6 l8la
ENGRAVING and PRINTING CALF price. y
n Weddine ~ Home and Note Papers &c Bus'nsss sds
BiLIieads porrats 6c KELLY -, 81 Faliou-st. y Y
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miscellaneous.

DRICK PRESSES ard DRAlN-TILE MA<
I'D CHiNEs--Fsotory, No. 800 s.h-s... Philadelehia
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This Company invite the attention OF the psbic 70 theft
superior and well Known GREEN aud PURPLE kOOfiNO
SLATE which tley prepared TO deliver nom Their Guar
me- or Depotg 10 ell sizes suft10le for rooh1g.
The pubic are cautioned se.ns spurious and inferior
flci- which has been and used Eagle Slate
sls,e roofi preferable 70 tin, shingles or iron.
wei put o. lasts lifetime without needing repsi IL
as cheap "a tin shingles IL needs paint Rain watof
from slate roof pure hiss faint Of deosycd wood OF
pain Slate roofs IRE proof insurance COMPANIES favor
then; seam will not aa.c, them.
1he sHe Manufactured by this Company has been exten
s,ey used upon the tui din OF the New York Central Penn
syvsnis, aud Long ssud Rsilwsys Orders addressed
above or TO u fUBAAN, No. 70 Court aaat st., NewYork,
will receive prompt attention.
Eew-Yofk, March, 1861.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
Dro Goods.

GREAT ATTRACTION!
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.
STILL GRE ,TER REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF
RICH S,L.Ks nEISS GOODS, CLOAKS, SACQUES.
anu MANTILLAS. at the
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF
CHARLES HEARD Co,
No. sol GRAHDSC,
Previous 70 taking slock.)
Er0o WORTH RICH SINS
$1,000 WORTH RICH DaESs GOODS,
$1,000 WORTH PURE LINENS AND FAMILY
GOODS, -
MARKED DOWN.
MARKED DOWN
Intending The great sdvaooe in pee OF Cotton Goods
s continue sel pfrs"u' tlee riosS OF DUNES
TIC GOODS 80 WORTH the reduced price A. long a.
we hyr piece e ald leg irlVt 10 rssost 20 our pt
the propiey Of supplying h-s- Without delay, 0f
thew ere al.esd- rapidly ftvancing VA price.
CHARLES HEARD X CO.. No 3l Gsndf.
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Chantc5 tor Business Glen.
BOARD a,,o Rooms.

DARE OPPORTUNITY.-A icw single Cen
teaen. Gentleman snd VIE oaH b. seeomuodai'i
vi b fOAkD IA private hew-Enrsnc fsSiY, -hsrc oil
the comforts % home may be erjovet Lection very d.
s.rable. Terms moderate. Cal a, 30. II Last Ethst
BOARD WANTFD.-A young French Lady
wosd Mo BOARD Va resp~c'Ab. family above sb ct.
ga EXCHANGE for lSSTFU CTID, three houfs each d.1
in P.noF ore Organ. &C.. the elements - the French Len
guago Drswiur aud WISER Color Paluus VA Flower MAI
Ing &c &c She has also paih.d eduesiiot. ipci1dlDs
Ish Good ref given and required Addfen
T. Statisn q. Hrosiwsv.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHIA and the SOUTH AID WEST, via JEBt
SEY CiTY.-Aai. and Express Lines leave New.York u
and l0a m. 4, 8 and IL p. Fare 81 Though tctstA
sold for the South andWest and rou baggage checked
! a. IN. and and II .. IN. trains.
J W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent q
Nc baggage will be received for any trains unless devsrs
end checked Is minutes advance of the time Of leaving
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FlNO RENT-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
j Of the ate r. H. Colt 81 Paisrsop. n. J. Tho hous>
Il o. stone 10 % feet square. Two tOres besenent AID
siic Furnished with ,,d The grounds compnc
s5ou, Is .es Lsndon., ls.d ia lawn and gAdcn, and
fereet Attached tho Hon.n larse oonserv
stoy There .s. graptrs In fall bearing AMI
eli the necessary oItbniiiings 81 isrge pllco.
Aprlyto TlIOi. q. SMITH Paterson. ~ y.
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Turniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
IL The beet assortment IN the city Of Knsmslsd Furni
turs. in oil colors aud styles Walnut and Chestnut Plain and
Oman entsd In suites wholesale and retail Also Msttrssses
and Pssses Warren Ward, Manufacturer No. III CaDAt
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HUDSON RIVER n
IL NY end TROY, cor
NORTH and WEST. Train
From Chanbers-st
Express, : and II q m.' and 5
ID and SIP. m.
Troy and Albany with sleep
Ing carl. l0:l5 p "a.
Pouenkeepsie tran, Of ! an
6:3D . m.
Tivoli. 1880 q. M.
Fi.hkill train. $3.50 p. m.
Peekskill train, $3.50 Q. m. an
&:l5 p. IN.
Sing Sing train. 3:3op. m.
rarrytowu. 8 5. IN.
Yorker. traiu, 4p. m.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEN-,jERStf.-
~ from foot OF CoaftlaBdt L-Connectin. at Hampton
Junction with Desws-, LsckzW anna aud Wesrn RAILROAD,
and At Esson with Lehgh Valley Railroad and IT'S conn-s-
,iou. forming line to Pittsburgh and tie Wet without
change o. care . ......... -.
sUMILK Observation-Disclosures May S, 1862
Il cave New-l cft q, oiio"t; .
U,gKi,prHs EJPkEss-At q. m. Tor Esston, Rssdi1g
Pou.vllr Harrisburg Msuch Chunk, Wilsmsport Gc
NAL. Tnais-At a. for Eaton, Wafer Gap Soran-
ton Grea Bend Pittston, Wilkesb.rre, &c
II Il, THRotCH Tam ksstoD, Mach Chunk, VII
Il,rn.psrt Restinr. Pottsvil~. Harrisburg. Sc
Allentown. AID MsncI Ctuus
I:g0P.p WAY TEAs-for Somervl.
sP " WEsryHS EIPREss-for t-.ton. Allentown. Resi'
is dAr,hrrs P.bursh. and tho Wet Sleeping from
Jspey City through 10 rirs1uisn.
E1pRks, Tkls FOR H,KNtsBCRG-The a N. Expr-'s
Train FROM Newiork STRIVE. HsisburgG .. connect
Ing se and est on Central Railroad, No tsTa
Central R.rosi North aud South and ~!Ih tho Cumbes-
lsld Va ey Railroad M,
Nsw.Yors dAiY ,>sndaU eIcefief masking clos,
connection a. nAy.bur. with Penn,yysniA RaiToadwiti
no chang OF cars 80 Pittsburgh and but ono TO Chem
natl aud Chicago -Four houT. time saved by tAkns tis
tain. .,
Yorh Tem Pier Ma. 2. North River, 81 7so and ii 20 H.
$3.50 az. and 3. ~. - go
ina boat, stop 1t Bergen Poin, and Mariner H,fbor every
trip ~aon way JOHN u. SibhNS' suieiin'"hsen@
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lLROAD.-FOr ALBA
WITH TRAINa
Leave:
From 30th.st (
1:3, il;2s a "a. and $50 ssS
s:23 p. m.
1910 p. N. tSundaysin included.
liz, and SIS p. IN.
1855 g. m.
$3.50 p N.
s:55 a M. and t:@nn
3:55 p "a.
|6:25 g. N.
4:lJ y. N.
+. SMITH. Superintendent
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NETWORK & NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

l.
lsl. S.iIhG AKPANGEhENI i9o-
COMMENCING NAY 3 1875,
Passenger Station in ksw-YoTk cor. s7iast and sthsv
iRAiEs LEAVE kEw-Yo7K.
For Ne Haven - H., tEI)i Il;l1. (Ezli $50.
Tor b'idsePort = a H. 'E1.'' ia;lA Et)i D."
For Milford Stafford Fairfield southpor. ani we.,por,
Is. N. 1918. $3.50. AID A;yp p IN.
For Nowas : $3.50 a. m. l2IS,,, tErl; $50, 49, s.:
FOR D.rsn end Gresurieb $50 a. NJ; p:i,. s:5o 49,
$50 y. m.
For STANFORD, :, 8. tEr) SO = M a:is :, RLh .:
80, ~, So. p NJ tn)
foi Port Chester ard intermediate stations eJa ilE
Is, $50 4:50. $50, $50 p m.
for Port Ch.,cr etd New. Rochelle. ep m, (Er)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield =. w.. tEI (EIL
On
FER Boston, via Shore Line 1915, sp M tEI)
For Hartford aud Springfield IN. tEIL R:N, ),
ULl .. III. ok
For Conuso,icut River R,lroaa to Eor.rrai A. EL.
aud I2:l3 p. IA. 20 Northsu pt1n.
For Hartford Providence. snd Fshknl RailrosI m,
For Esw.fias-n EewL London. and stonin-toa Ralro.i
sts = m, 1918, y SIP. m. tk,l
For Canal Railrose, u: IS p M. " Northampton.
For Houss,ouic Railroad 70 fitbsoJ. IN y. n. 70
harrington erd on Sa.mdiys through 10 fiushed
For Naugatuok Ral.osd g. m, y. IN.
For Dsnbury and Noryalk Railroad. T. eJe m. 4: 10
Comm odious Sicopag Ger. stacIed 10 p In TRAIN.
JAhlS IL HDlT Sap-rinte ndsD,.
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GISu-NEw 7-Octave PIANOS in ros
Building Alatcrials.
y OOFING 81 AT Z.
CT y W

pep9t-Corner OF 0.hav and Qusries At Hydsvis ve-.
l2,h.st., New Yort. mont a. X. ny DER,
ADAM PONTON. Superintendent
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NOR CATSKUJ'-The steamer THOMAS
pourTLL ave, foot of Franklin Ct every TUESDAY
and TIRsDAy 81 sni syery sArFl'pAnR r.
TOWN M,LDEN ami CATSKILL, connecting ea'n trip
with stage. Cat ALL Mountain House. inroush neAosmaJ
be- procured on hoard.
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20 Cet.

DOOMS 70 LET with STEAM POWERFUL
IL cure At No. Il Dunhsia place. "iamsbursh. near tie
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JrsirrGuon.

NOOPERSTOWN SEMINARY, COOPERS-
" TOWN " Y.-Forv Doisr. pays Bosid and Com.
Eng Il weeks tbo.A se1e.l Send ~ Ca assue.
x. C. FLACK, a. NJ. Principal
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DRINCE's IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN
One filing writes ~ Sent by mail Send sau
for circular. GEO. T. HAYNES, No 6 Nasssn-st. y y
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STEAMBOATS, att0 Railroads.

l. CITY OF HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE dsily
Peck.ip At +p connecting Hartford with sssras
boat Springfield, and all points North, East and West
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Maslral 4nsIrrmcr,S.

ylOARDMAN, GRAY & Co., No. 726 Broad
desire to call attention TO their PIANOS. with ell
their yaus0e Second hand PIANOS Of then
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18
Gteamboais ai,o Railroads.

INFORMING LINE for ALBANY and Troy,
Vl aud ntsnediats landings. touching at Both s-Sesn
or ARMENIA leaves from the fcot Of Harnson-t MOI
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY tia m The IAN
IFL DREW lesvss the foot Of Jsy.t tub SDAf. THURS.
DAY and SATURDAY at "a m N. B.--hudson River
n siIr.ad Tickets will be received Oh board
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

The principal purchasers Woro McSsr9. Tab0rs, Mr..
Adams, Messrs. Tuesde Green, all cotton brokers.
They purchased chiefly for shipment to England while
small lot was bought for homo use. Nearly all Of this
kind Of cotton grown In this country has hitherto been
sent to Europe American machinery with q few excsp.
tions not being adapted to its manufacture. Il r-
mored though doubted that the sale did not realize tho
expenses for gathering and Rettng to Market including
paid the negroes.
FRkiGHrs-To Liverpool about 20 900 bushels of corn
dock at I'd 80 bbs taow at 2Os 500 bushels corn in
ships bags and $50 boxes bacon by steamer at 30s
To london 200 bbs: pork at IS 41sd. and to Glasgow
FISH was in good demand at full prices cargo of
large was recently sold at 81 12,l. as425. Macksrel
in good request, with sales OF small No Is at 80
limited
FRur.-The market generally inactive, except for
rasins, which wore in fair request with sales Of layers
,lew) at - 40, and OF bunch do. at So 20 per bog
Dried imported peaches selling freely at &C. &c.
with small ots Dord aux prunes in glass Jars at l5c
snd Sa ,% sa s'' " lS
IRoS.-The business doing was limited while prices
were quite 1rm.
LHE dull, and in the absence of sales quotations
NAVAL STORES were quiet and prices generally Of a
nominal character.
Ons.-we quote crude sperm a 81 40 and whale do at
5oc &c., for fair TO prime, with steady demand in
part export In consequence OF the proposed excise
tax llnseed oil was excited with sales at s5c a s7kc
the latter being generally demanded though readily paid
Petroleum also affected by the proposed OF &c.
per gallon Crude was held at 14c &c., advance Of
1c. &C. Sales Of refined made at 32Lc. 3sc !:
held at 40c 43c. Sales Of Ardssco were made at
CSC. a3Sc.
PRovsoss.-Pork-The market was unchanged, while
there fair demand from the trade with some in
qury for future delivery the sales footed up about
1000 bbls. at $l4 25 Sl4 37h for mess, and at
reported for June delivery at S14 so; new prime
1t $40 SIX Sill Beef quiet, while prices were
unchanged, with sales Of 300 bbs. Cut were rm
with moderate sales At full prices. Bacon fair
demand with sales OF 300 boxes at To- for long clear
city Lard was hrmer and In good request, with sales
OF 700 packages reported at ING shc State butter
in fair demand, In part for Shipment at Isc. 2Oc
and Ohio at 13c 16c. State cheese selling at &C.
7Lc, and Ohio at &c. q &c.
RIcn.-A small sale Of SO bags East India was made
at 5Xc.
SuGARs.-The sales embraced about 200 hhds, the
market closing firm, mostly at exc. &c., with small
prime to choice lots reported at 8hc. sac 100 boxes
at &c. and $50 bags Siam at p.t
wmrkN.-Prices were irregular, with sales of 900
bbls at CSC. q 30c.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

Canadian flour heavy and rather easier. while the
sales embraced about 800 bbs within the range of the
above prices Southern flour in fair request while
prices tended in favor Of buyers, with sales Of 600
bbs within the above range Of figures. Rye flour
in moderate demand at quotations. with sales Of ITO
bbls Corn meal less active, while prices un
altered with sales Of $50 bbs Jersey and Brandywne
Wheat was heavy and sales limited to some IL 900
5000 bushels 81 81 for red Stats 81 AZ for red
Western and red Jersey, and some white Michigan at
D. t. Corn exhibited frmness and buoyancy
The sales embraced about As 900 bushels at 60c for
Jersey and Southern new yellow, and at 60Xc. 66Ec
for Western mixed in store. and &c. 62Hc. do de-
vered Rye quiet and prices unchanged with sales
OF 700 bushels North river at 84c the dock
at tho railroad depot Oats dull. with moderate
sales at 30c 40c. for Canadian and Western, and
4lc for State.
CorFxE.-The market nrm but quiet, and no sales
of moment were reported.
CorroN-The market continued quite firm, with good
demand from the trade The sales embraced about 900
bales. The government sale OF connscasd Sea Island
cotton from Port Roy took place by auction to-day by
Messrs Burdett Jones Co. Il comprisedl64 bales It
went of without spirit, and the prices obtained were
full 12c. 15c por pound below those realized at pre-
vious sales. Among the marks the lots sold the
growers names, such as Seabrook, Drayton, j. J. T.
Pope, Graham, Means, 8. g. Lawton Hilton Head), and
various initials. The highest price obtained was o3c
lowest price paid to-day except for bale was 25c
For lot OF 81 bales 45c bid and refused, when 1t
was withdrawn. The prices obtained follows
a hall % nj .25 bales a