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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19
For The Cecil Wing.



At meeting of the officers and soldiers
of Com pany b, 9th Reg. Nd. Vols, in camp
near the Rappahannock river, Sep, 9TH,
1868, Captain John X, Rouzer, presiding,
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted, viz:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an allwise
Creator to remove from our midst our eS-
teemed fellow soldier, Sergeant William Ii.
Smith, of Co. B, having died at Fairfax
Hospital, Va, August 3Oth, 1868, after a
short illness of typhoid fever. And being
DESTROYS of paying a tribute of respect to
his memory, and expressing an appreciation
of his virtues Therefore
Be it Resotred, That while we humbly bow
to the will Of God, we deplore the untimely
loss of brother in arms Who has been sud
denly called upon to yield up life which
has been freely periled in defense of his
principles and his country's rights-and we
unreservedly testify to his public character
and private virtues. He was gentleman +;
honorable, intelligent, and brave patriot.
RcsoirGd, While We cherish his memory
in view of his many social qualities, we
shall feel that our country has lost brave
defender. And we deeply sympathize with
the family of the deceased in their hereave,
ment, and offer our heartfelt coincidence
We also feel that we have been deprived OF
an affectionate and worthy member, and a
much esteemed and valued comrade-and
our country of noble son. Although we
mourn the loss of one of so much promi Sc,
and whom we esteemed so highly; ye, we
trust our loss may prove his gain.
Resotred, That the proceedings of this
meetin. he published in the Cecil Hhig
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We have been asked WHY we mt IN

We have been asked why we put up
Mr.. Gcldsborough's name instead 81 Mr. Maj
fits. We will give the Inquirer candid and
straightforward answer Because Mr.. Gods
borough is the only candidate, for Comptroller,
who endorses the State policy adopted by both
Union S ate Conventions, and which nearly every
prominent Unionist in the Sale, including
Gov. Bradford, approves. We mean the call of
IL Convention to amend the Constitution Of the
State.
Both Conventions declared, in the most en-
plIItic manner, that it would be the duty of the
next Legislature to pass law TO provide FOR
taking the sense of the people in regard to call
ing Convention, but Mr.. Mafit, with per-
versity of purpose which passes all cpnprchen-
sion accepts the nomination, but repudia:es this
part of the platform.
We think this of vital importance--the whole
Union party Of the State, as represented by the
Stae Conventions, think it of vital importance
Gov. Bradford and nearly every prominent
Unionist of the State thinks it of vital
imporIunce,-Mr. Matlit declares his opposition
~ ~, llo'4"Hlo ~ pIi al oSNtSibES III stuSuH
and out of season, therefore We cannot permit
him to stand as the representative of the Union
party OF Maryland, when the fact is that be is
liz most determined and bitter opponent. We
refused early i'll the campaign, when urged by
our friends TO put up Mr.. Goldsborougl's name.
We waited TO see what Mr. Matit would do ;
even after his inconprehensble letter of accep-
rance, we waited,--unll now we find him on
ganzing ticket in opposition to the Union
men vi the county, and deliberately play ing
into the hands Of the Secessionists, and court
ing their votes. We eau wait no longer The
principles Of the Union party and the success
Of tie Union cause are more dear to It's than
any man.
And we desire further TO say hat we think
the Cniuit~stae Central Committee owe il to
their own self respect and to thc Union men ol
the State, to demand M. Mathis Withdrawal
from the ticket, since he 81 openly ana defantly
denounres and opposes the vital principles Of
the Unionists Of Mary land, and the platform
of the Convention which nominated him.
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POPULATION OF HARTFORD COUNTY.

IVFJ LATIUN OF IJAKFORD COUNTY. -
According to the census of 1860 which has
just been issued, Hartford county contained
at that time. population of % ,415; divi.
ded as follows: White 1871 free colored
3,G4l; slave l.S00. At the first census, in
1890 the total population was 1876; divi
ded thus; White: l0,7s4; free colored,
10; slave 3,417. Showing an increase in
the whole population, III 10 years, of $, 437 !;
of this increase 1857 were white. The
free colored population increased 2,7GO
while that of the slave decreased 1,617.
Hartford Times.
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OPENING OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Public Schools of this county will
commence on Monday the 9th day of Octo-
Der. The reader is referred to the advertise
mcnt of the School commissioners in to- days
Mig for particulars.
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ARREsTED.-Constable r. f. Can't
we'll arrested on Sunday morning last,
George Oneal and Susan Crony for break
ing into the dwelling Of Mr.. White, re-
siding on the plank road, short distance
from town. The burglary was committed
on Friday evening, the 1lth inst. The par
ties are reported to have stolen SO; and
a shawl, peticoat, and bonnet They are
from the county aims house, and are now
confined in Elkton Jail.
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APPOINTED. The son of Alexandc r
P. Barwck, of Chesapeake City, has been APP
pointed by the Orphans Court to fill the va
cancy due to Cecil, in the Washington Col
lcge, Chestertown Kent CO., Nd.
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DISTRICT CAND1DATEs.-Owmg to
the crowded state of our columns, we have
candidates, but expect to do SO at an Early
day. We have had notice Of two( one from
the 9th and one from the It'll districts
declining since the nominations.
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EXTENSION OF PAVEMENT.-We u

EXTENSION OF PAVEMENT We I'M
derstand the town authorities have in con.
temptation the extcntion of pavement from
the offset opposite DR.. Mtchells drug store.
direct to that point where 1t again common.
ces near the store of John Rossell. By
this extension the street will be raightened
and its appearance greatly improved. While
we are on the high road of Improvement
would it not be well to have the west side
OF North street paved throughout its
length? We hope our town commissioners
will soon take the subject into consideration.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19

~ John Farera, the well known Furrier of
rs Arch street, Philadelphia is now prepared
to furnish his patrons and the public with Il
large and various assortment of Fancy Furs.-
His stock is superb, whilst his prizes are really
low Read his advertisement.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19

MAINE ELECTIoN--Th The Union pa rty
carry every comfy in the state, Elect every
Senator, secure seven eighths of the Rep
resentatives and roll up majority of 10000
votes out of total of 100000.
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"THE jos PA rebel deserter
passed over the road in Friday evenings
train, on his. way from Dixie, when asked
why he left the sunny South, he said, &c Oh
we'll the jig's up, and ] don't care about
paying the fiddler
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Who are for Colds John S. Berry,
borough ana al, the friends OF
Governor Bradford, the State

Governor Bradford,
Edwin Fl. Webster,
Francis Thomas,
Henry Winter Davis,
William B. Hill,
Charles C. Fulton,
X. Stockett Matthe VS.,
VIM: j. Leonard,
Joseph }. Stewart,
John A. j. Creswell,
Charles e. Trail,
Alexander Evans,
VIM. II. PurneIl,
Jas. T. Mccullough,
G. J.. l.. Leary,
Lewis, P. Fiery,
G.. II. Ohr,
Michael Warner,
john 6, Holland,
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JOHNS Il CRGSLEY'S
Gutta Percka Cement Roofing.


TT is lire ard Water Proof II con bc onnli,d
| to rev and old Roofs Of all kind. stern orr a -,
ami TO .ii;nr,e Egyrs without rcrnuviny the shin
rfcs
1hia article has been thoroughly tcstel in New
York CITY, and all nYrt. Of the ,',,;trd .tot,s
Caradn West Indies and Central ami; south
tmcrica on BUILDINGS of all kinds surh "a Fnc
tories Founlrics Churches. Rail Eond nenots
Cnrs. and on Public Buildings generally Gov
erln.ant Eai!dings. &c by the principal Bni!ders
Architects and other. during the past four wears
md has nrn, cd lo he The che most and mas, d,rt
be Roofing in use; it is Ia every rcspc.t a fhc
Water. weather and Time rroof covering 70,
Eofs Of all kinds
This j. III. onIy ,rntcria, ,,onur,rturcd in tLo
"S ,''C &c Inyn r.t mes me very Desirable
n"tcr%"'iy acknowlgdsea to be possessed BY
Hul.h f'rohA ana India rubber.
i"cfNpense ct applying it is tr.fling as an
ar"'nHry ho"f can b" covered and finished the
sninc Day, and wien hhishcd forms II perfectly
FIRE Iropf surface with an elastic body which
enhho, DC inlLie1 by Heat Cold or Storms.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19

THE attention Of sportsmen is directed
to the advertisement of Lewis & Marrett.
They offer five tons of shot for sale Black
birds fee
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J. STEWART DEPUY,
AT M. MAHAN'S

o53 South Second St. above Spruce, .
- PHILADELPHIA,
= would inform those who wish to purchase
9 CARPETINGS.
= that he has now on hand an unusually .
s large and well selected stock of Car 2
o pets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Druggets, :
!. Fets, Window Shades, Rugs, Door Z
Mats. Stair Rods, &c. &c. which he &
is selling (cheap for the times,) for
cash
Sep. lo.6m.
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RELIG1oUs. The Rev. Mr.. Myers,
of Baltimore, will preach in the NJ. E.
Church, in this town, tomorrow morning,
at the usual hour of service. The Rev. j.
D. Curtis will preach in the afternoon,
sermon to the Sabbath School children
The public are invited to attend.
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Dic0.

In this town, on Saturday morning, the
18th inst, Rachel Boram, in the 18th year
Of her age.
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TIE GAS Messrs. Baker g. Co
inform us that the gas works for lighting
Elkton are now completed, and that they ex-
pect to have the town lighted up about the
first of next month. The gas will be of an
inferior quality at first on account of air in
the pipes. In the.course of few days, how
ever, when the air becomes exhausted, the
gas will be pure. Leakngcs are liable to oc-
cur, and persons discovering the same
which are easily detected by the odor of
gas--are requested to report the fact at the
gas house. To use light about the pipes,
when they leak is dangerous.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19

nHESERYING KETTLES a full nssoI tnicnt
! IF Bias and Ma,lin Preserving Kettles on
Laid aid for sale cacaphy l.. W. STAPLES.
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UNIVERSAL, CLOTHES WRINGER.--Some.
~ thing that every family should have They
save more than ore.half of tho labor Of washing
Ty ono. For sale by Z W. STAPLES.
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TIE TRAVELLER.
.rkila., VII. & Bait. Railroad

Trains leave North East Station as follows
TO PHILADELPHIA. TO BALTIMORE.
Ist train, 1920 1St train, 1880
2nd train, -. 80 2ld train, sis
Through Freight. win passenger car at
tarhcd. leaves North East for Baltimore al
~ ~ r. 81. Stops at Charlcs'own, Principle
L,rr!ville, and Havre- dcGracs.
o. No huin for FhRadsiphio On Snr1ny.
W. b. ALEXANDRA,
Jan. 10, le63-tf. Agcnt.
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lust received full assortment Of Parlor and
y Cook Stoves which an offering cheap fbr
the Cash. ". STABLES.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WIG.

IMPROVEMENTS IN NORTH EAST. -
The firm of Mccullough & Mcdaniel are
making extensive improvements in their
iron works at North East. They are build,
ing new rolling MILL TO be driven entirely
by steam power. by this addition to their
works, which are already extensve-they
propose to make sufficient bar iron to sup
ply their sheet iron mill at Rowlandsville.
which will dispense with the pudding and
bar manufacture at that place, and be a
saving in hauling. of and pig iron, to a
considerable amount. The firm is also
erecting six new houses for the accommo-
dation Of workmen.
Mr.. W. Section, Foreman for the Com.
pany at North East, has also finished two
new dwelling houses.
Immediately within the town. Mr.. Rich
ard l.. Thomas is building twn brick dwell
Jugs. Contractor, Mr.. f. Reynolds, of
Port Deposit.
Mr.. Thos. McVey, of Egg Hill, is also
constructing two brick houses in the town. .
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JTTTER SCALES A good article of Scqlcs
i } With Dish ind Weights, from ! OF to lbs.
For salo by Z. w. STAPLES.
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RAIN.-We were visited on Thursday

>-''t'' " "SiC 'iSliCu WI HuESud}
afternoon by IA copious shower of rama
God send, which has long BEEN waited, and
hoped, for, by our farming community, es
peclaily. The ground for Fall crops is in
very backward state of cultivation. and
wheat sowing. on account of previous dry
weather, will be quite late the present Fall
The rain continued at intervals through
the night, and yesterday, and as the weather
like almost all earthly institutions, is very
often governed, apparently by extremes.
it is not unlikely that the long drought will
be of setted by protracted "wet SPELL"
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ROOFING
AND
SCOUTING
r DONE BY
T.. w. STAPI ES

TANES IMPROVED SToNEwARE AIR.
j l TIGHT PRESERVING JARS possess nd
vantnges over oil other kinds Of Jars Stoneware
.'as ean be used for nay lenght Of time. Sealing
Wax furnished with the Jars For sale by
July 20, 1858. L. W. STAPLES.
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For JUICES Of The Orphans Court,
LEVI II, EVANS.
JOSEPH p. BRADBURY,
ALEXANDER HILL.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

The Corn Exchange Fire Insurance Company has
declared semi-annual dividend of y cent, free
| from Government tax, payable on demand. The
Columbian Glsrine) Insurance Company, dividend
OF T. cent on the capital stock payable on the 10Th
instant.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing. House were
large,t in tie history Of the institution-$3, 3,jl2
22S 25.
! Gold has not been much excited to-day, but under
a renewal of the old rumors n regard to Vcksburg,
was put up at one time to l72 AT the Close how.
ever, it was offered at l7lt.
The Sub-Treaourer received to-day three millions
Of legal tender notes from Washington.
Mr.. Benson Van Vliet has become partner in the
house of Lockwood & Norris.
In Money there is change 70 note. On call the
supply s abundant at 6d7 y cent on good collateral
A fair bonus was paid on Saturday for the privi.
lege Of exchanging within eighteen months {, 600
sharea Of Pacific Mail Stock for 900 shares OF Erie
common Stock.
The Produce markets are dull and heavy.
The British Queen, for Havana, takes cut $40, ,5i7
in specie.
We have confirmation, in letter from good but
not Official authority at Washington, that Mr. Chase
Guh!itS tnaI the opuOh gwen III 'he rihauce OH 10
make tue three.year bonds q legal tender for
their face, convertible into legal tender nOies, is
with the holder and not with the Secretary. This
we give with duo Difference to the general con
struction," to the contrary given by an evening
journal, which general construction probably
means the opinion Of one or two persons.
The Boston City halfmillion cent loan sold
on Saturday went at 1861 1874, principal and inter-
est payable in gold. Principal due in 1854 and
1855.
Tie bank statement Of the week shows q very
large expaDeon Of deposits and further increase Of
tie lower line The gold line is also up over
million and hall, ard the drawing in Of tho circn
lston still continues.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
/ condition Of the banks Of New-York City:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

sffytS-AH dsicriptious very ffn, end prces snd
UPWARD - nafotig i,ry scye s4ie VI 22O' bsgs ~.
leit3 81 -. 4c and $500 bsss Pepper at si4soe aud
sn.ll llt. Al 81 a3ie
shDSCloyeg 5sedl rather dn md easier; sales of 5oO
bss al y9lc IOotny sells slow % og GOOD quality
bush.
AIhee has been considerable e1cieDens to ths =, az
kt s..ce or ias owing 10 the dg.ucon the Jecob eb
with LOO tls of Tea on boaId mos. holders have with
oawn their stock rom the maket ia consequences We note
'"is. s q bitesn rate decidedly above ih1 market
marx ' hiuiet ssles OF 2yD00g ID at JQJtc far Western,
and itic., each, for City and Eastern
NulShf 10 very quiet AID tho market l. lower and
sett'ed sales Of $50 bbls. sato and Western at Soc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

CONGRESSIONAL ELrGr.os'lh' S,asSs S", ~1lDa ,@;.
are to hold elections for Member. o. Cons,eSs s
axe are, srs r Ms follows. Nsw-Hampshirs g m'mCeIsl
!sa' aana ~ 1we.day in March; Rhode Island e. first
s,'J ~asnss5ay in April Connecticut a. first Wednss
w. IN ApriI; Kentucky o. first Monday in August
& Vrrmont I3,) fret Tuesday in September California
taI first Thursday in September; West Virginia
win ol,cs three members, and there may be appi'
capts for seats from the old State OF Virginia one
r.einber; from Louisiana. two members from A's'
uessee, two members.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

RksULr OF Town MEErIsGs.-Wyoning-
publican Union, e-C~te wm. r. Fitch; C0yiuss'p pun.
can Cameron, Eage, T. Lycn Gainesv'le, Wal prn!oi.
Gsnesee Falls Joseph Ingham Mddlcbufy. Oraudo Nelly
Oraugevle, James H. Webster; Perry Den1i. X Isy'gf'
Pike, Henry M. Jackson. Democrats, T-Al'ies 1o"a o.
skinner, Banpington, - Brown probably; CANA
Steele Java Wm. W Blskesleyi Sheaon' no cppo'ss 80
Warsaw, II. Garre,sel; wethenheld "m' "0''''
yoar-Ropubl,csn Union, it Democat', D. ~ g,.b Is
Yatss-Repub.ican Union. g-BaIing,ou A,a v Sr,so,
MAJ Benton Caleb ilsren ~ maj nsy s mai Mlaiesex,
D.ns bo.t~c. no oppo,i'iGssI mai @lG' la.
maj: Poster Hiram ksensy; inTOfIey Dad W D0n II
popdng lOl uai. Democrat
mai Same result last year
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
To,.l,.....ll11 l,lli 3,sg5 2,2l6 1924 9O13s ldl

1or,, Otp AND NEw Clear 20, Last month. 3?ti this
date i1 year 3D. Mess sb9l Last month ~ 40 this date
All year gJ5 TIN Mrs. lgij last month lt5O this date
, ys.r 42g Primo Ness 492. last month 5?Oi this date
al g flank al at month - this date last year
Prime T825; last month G613 this dao last year l'8
nnop, 800 la, MONTH 2JO this dss a., year 4B7 Refuse
M,,, $50 last month 7lo this date s't 4to Refuse
frims month. LIZA this date year fsi other
p.b.e d. st month OJJ; this date last year. I.bl
20 esO month 2lslJ, this date last yesr
1 GO Tosls-sSO mouth ,5Soi this date last year
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Toal..... ass 80. 2,so 1884 2osa6 $500 2ls

Totas .... $3.50 1884 2536 loJs 2O9a6 J'JC0 '1Is
Tor.l OLp ASp N,w-Repses.d Meas. ~ 81 last month
$685. this date las. year t,74C RoPsckea ohcsso a., wa
. month 28i tis date last year, i1J hsnrona pooi oa
ns month I3J, this date last year. 10 Refuse hos- itoI
lat month 1894 tlia date last year. O. lt.iui' n.e
:, lat month -; this date last year, Other hsi.s
252 last month"; l,l2l this date st year, LIZ les r'e
Weu s last month 957 this date last year. o country
NJ. al last month s154 this date is year o1J 'Inh
49, Piu- sgs ia, month l,l46 this date last ysef, ~ uh
''pretrd tc. iast month"; 6iai this date a., Sy
IA IJnnsperied bbls 367lS; last month, I'zt tbs
d. las. year 1904. Totas-SI 2io ast month"; -' '1'
date last yesI, $780, -, ,t - i...,.
HiCE--East India 10 hfm but tho'o "o"J A"'''''"''
bu.iDe.sdpn .,.. 80. .,,,..
.,d ,cs, ar. well maintained We quote faiYo good enn
ins ~ IIaIic Tho sales to-day include W, hHd. Ne"
O9rnn, Ut Oi Gle chiefly a! 0iko Row cd H,nSl 'rJ
! 6,u and uhsle 10 fair busnes dong
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
UnrEcts-CAnKvuLLI RBYohrEDFoR Tns y. Y. Tnisusr

MoSpAI. March 2. 1868.
ASHES-Thc market Il frmer for Pots. with moderate
,ale, ct 10 70. Pearls are quiet but steady at 10.
COTTONThe Nket Is duh and shade easier sales 0i
100 bales ct os4 g8ic. for Middlins Upands-
COFl EE-ioidors Of Rio sill very firm 10 their ,iews
and Ia consequence tho market quiet Other descriptions
are Ia moderate demand aud prices sie steady.
MARCH 2, lJol
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
n A.

u a.
FLOUR AND MEXLfi. market for wc.,sa oij is,,
Flour opened siosdy but with Ouy limited Inquiry covi
1t 5dloc lower with fair demnd E, the concession for tho
low end medlam ga trade eaaS, & are dr tst PFC
for suVerhne state; ~ .Oa o. for EI,fa sate - oc
.ds, Of wet.rn Extra 81 gsa 50 C5 ior ,hpprs Ohio
% i3c 80 2 for ses brands and ga 10 O. i:r 81 LOUIS
e. although tho ,pppy snO large at tho oose tas mtfe,
u EItrs and ca 1889 % for trade brsnd. southern
Four moderate Request, aud f. esr tho close 'sle'
Of ioo bb sds9 y i2T ared q cd 70 good ~. ,aF.1s FSs
br.ud Rye Flour rather quiet aud less hrm sas' of 100
bbs at % G0d+5 Corn Meal Is insciiyo yo' ssssdyi
sses Of 27O bbs 20 for Jecy and - for Brsndywine
GRAlN-1he Whes, msriet ia inic''s. and easier a The
Insopsd Chicago sprngtt . >s 800 do Amber spring
ri Ia 1850 io lied Western * II 7gd 2 ~; 1850 do.
Amber DO Il 81 0l al e3, and Il 400 do White Mich
igsn at Ola - in store BAILEY 1, hrin ard IA ia de-
isand .sIo. 100 bc.h Kascrn ssa+ 81 Barley
Malt Is eth dul and nominal Oais arc himef ard In so9J
er rate for .ms ioi. tud sss = bush for ii oOO buh
Pnuee Edwssds l.snd Rye quite and In mod.rsis
Corn /, les sc.ly. and h eIsle and u co.e OF
$500 bush a. gi4 nc of ieaow Jensy' oo49oc i'r uH'
HEMP-Manlla &. cru snd IN moderate requc' 'alss Of
500 lAl.s in boston q, l3c. essh
HOPS and Ia fair demand 4. o sSoc foT ordnay
HAl-Th. supply I, good and the mario, heavy sales Of
MOLAssES continue. firm and price. tend upward 'he
bu.s.s.fs s.e' q 20 ess Ee~-or.esn' at pane,
STOCK OK HANDx xtaCH !. l@l
Cubs MUs'ovsd'. -,
Total thd,..
Newlrlrfnr, bllt..... s..tsssoe ~
NAVAL STORES sdy sEi In lni,si rcqasst q, pre-
yiou, raies
OILs-Cy L!nteed 'euce aud trm ~ih an active ,psc
uatlve inquiry sset fIcrl crust IS ktnd' a. ga -
rude WLso 10 hrfn bat lc,s active a. o.c-l o. Crude
srofm IL rather qa-t but arm st FL el IeT9enH 10 H.
moderate d,mAd g,o ior Crude, ~cpc' Tor h'hn'd H.
b. nd and 42dt3- fof fee
PROVISIONS The Pok unsfis, 10 fsiy setivs ard price.
sliy hfncr 'eos Of 80 bb's st - ot h's'l
II f1 New M-s, 75a eis f'r Prime tee FT -
N s.ter Prime Mots and 4!s Is for City DO, Am.iant.
brsld peef steady ard IA moderate deu aid sales Of 20
ia At eIIdalJ iOf Plain Meas. and els 3Oa kf iof
E1tTa Ass Ilrrce Beef IA quiet aud without in'ioi
t,rt change in pdce. Beef iians IN hgited
r,gu,.t nhl prirf. unchanged Cvthl'ats slo nTm
snd IN GOD osmAnd sales u 80 polss dfys,iisd
saoudrf. a q atc. long Cot Hams, CITY, a S.c,
nd 90 do on pnvAls bacon 4. lees sevs fesuTs1
nd o.es hslVv; ae. II 10 boIes 81 ae.c Tor snort
bed Mddes y sc f0f short clear and leio of do cry,
Fsa.on Kuepy brand. Dressed Hos. STEADY salos
st,c for Westsrn and biati for City Lsrd is tive
d ,a,isr but st ia GOOD dsmsndi ,ats Of J0D Dbs al
MAZE. and ~. t. ioI p,fesl' 10 sffis"
,rOcK nEEy ~ FAcSiNS tshhs sb"-FoHk AND
sHO0KLIs. MARCH L. lltd
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Bank Gtaiements.
Atlnn,sc nnk.-s,n,emen, Of the ATLANTIC BANK

Atlantic DuBk.-Sta,emeut Of the ATLANTIC BANK
Of tue cty c New York required By Chapter 800 lAws Of 1885,
for tie weei enng fdly, tbs stb DAY Of PbfuaIy. 1909
Averare unit q Loans Discounts. e22So1S
AVefses amount Of 7S,sgz
Ayeuse mount Of Cculstn. I2i6bb
Ciy sHJ County Ecw.York r. w. H. Freeman Acting
Cashier Of the Atlantic Bant New rot du
belief X. w H. FREEMAN, Acting Cashier
sworn before tbs "a day Of magch lS3
Etsir 3. Conr, IT,, Rotary Public.