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, 1864-03-06

NC" V1aeH4aa <9tta39. 11s31 LIZ E1oe As0s
FnrtheE TGcslpse Hna me nn5avosaale accounts ona
day. and ths prices paid indicate qlshe5 ialias 81
&c. ard 20 barely Liverpool Aiidd1.nE At sk and At
1uct1t ., b. order Of the United Stairs Narshal Ill
dnt5 inc1nd ed-l; baits cod ordinary It &C. $ Low
addhng At :nc Do dnsy At the same, y idd'lnE
dsnsfed. e shish bales so1dat s2s5ner bale, i,
Isl 30. this makes Z fotai 81 IS baes ye.. e.
ierdny. n sddgn to tho stnount reported /. bales
tt9caton nos given, At 72hc: Early In tho day Low
Ordinary Eas quoted nt 6n7s2c ord!nagy at G5as7c,
5ddlins y s073c, nad strictly Mddlinz at ia: sc.
hpt The market closed heaxr and nn.ettIcd.
, 1864-03-06
C0H1NIERClALs

Tetal....... 8l3e5 6104l2 2s61 s31 1903 G6He
der continued buoyaney In gold. the genera! mark
cts were 1rm and moderately active. .-.5.
The receipts OF Hogs were 39f Dressed and st hre
Dressed Hogs wcTe quiet and easles and we note light
sales ut u tGBao Live Hogs were In active demand
and the market steady and dru. with aaaea Of 2oN
head, At s5.7p@7.es, gross chiefly At ss.4o91oo.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle vera 400 head. and the
market VIA brisk and hrm-wlth sales Of 8S head. at
e8l5@6s 20 EroBs-ehiedy at si5a95s0.
Provisions were drm and wc note advancing tan
dcncy Ia bsrrellcd Pork. Meas Pork WAS In brisk dc.
maud at $1Do and We note sales Of about 800 brs at
that price, and 100 brls at 3o At tho close holders
or good brands were generally aRllng xa1.oo Prime
note sales OF 800 brls city at slaoo. and
100 brls 10 DO delivered on the Mississippi Ryer
1T $3.50. Picked Hams continue scarce and firm,
with sales Of 40 tcs At Hc. lot Of 500 tcs sugar.
cured and canvhssed Bacon 1isms was sold at 15c.
Bulk Meats arc scarce and nrn. with light sales Of
rough sides at &c. Hams at 101@1oNc, and Shoulders
at 7xc, loose. There WAS rather more inquiry Tor
Lard to-day, snd although We have no Improvement
to note In prices, the market WIS lrmer-wth hight
sales OF prime Leaf At 12c.
The news Of the passagc Of the Whisky bill, partcu-
lars Of which were published this morning. caused
better feeling Ia tho market for IIlghwtnes and We
have to note advance In prices Of 67c per gallon
since yesterday opening at &c., advancing to $685.
and then after the receipt Of tho New York dspaEch
on Change, becoming pAnlcky." and closing un.et-
favorable adyfces from New York. the market rallied
again, soc YES freely offered, without sellers Up
wards OF brls changed hands at the range Given
aboyc-these sold at Sc, being "on time" The high.
est cash sale reported WINS 63c.
The Wheat market to day was urn, aud prices ruled
shade hlsher-wtth sales ofEo.1 sprlng at s1.15@
113x, and Nc. 96pring ut $1,osa1.io,+-the market
closing quiet bus firm.
Old Corn WAS In active demand, aud VIC noto an i'd
vance Of 1c bushe1-with sa1cs OF No. 1T 8s@stc,
and No. at s1H0a4c-the advance At the close hAy-
,ng been barely supported. New Corn ruled 1c low.
cr with sales ofNo.1 at 7@sQc and No. 1t s69T7-'
the decline having been moro marked In tho lower
grade Ali receipts Of New Corn were also dull aud
lower, with sales at i5@77c.
Oats ruled quiet and Nc per bnshel 1o~sr-with
lAes No.I at esa63ac-he mhrketlc!osing du1l. Hye
ruled 19ec lower-w1th saes Of No. At 9931t0 lar
ley Was active and asiir-wth sales ofNo. in
store 1T $l.so@1 Sc, and No. 2 at F1.l3.
Flax Seed Ia d1m at $s.c0, With yery light supply.
Timothy eed was quiet at se.5o@a65. Clover was
dull and nominal.
Carbon Oils have advanced &c per gallon, with In.
creased activity. at 56@5Sc for White. Lnseed OIL IL
arm ard the supply light.
LATEST.
In The evening there was more active demand for
ulshwincs snd the market 1rncr, with sales 200
brls at Sc 800 brs at E and 100 brls, buyers option
for 20 days Mt sc. At the close there good de-
1nand at &c, but sellers were holding ut sa@s5c.
, 1864-03-06

II Thd principal London papers pay lit
tie attention to the statement, In the Liver
pool DaiIs Rst Of February 11th, that certain
British merchants, who had lost property by
the deprelations OF the "Confederate" pi-
rates, were fitting up a fast serew-steamer,
with powerful armament, to hunt and catch
the Alabama, the Georgia, the Florida, the
RappahaEnock III allowed to leave the
French p,rt and go to sea), and the Tuscaloo-
81. II II limited in some of these Journals
that this: "may be only pretext for getting
another war,steamer out Of an English port,
nomiua1ly to act against the pirates, but real
iy as IN addition to their plundering fleet"
The Driti.h authorities will be cautious, after
all that hss occurred, In such suspicious cases
ns flIs
, 1864-03-06

Major Gen. Ord's report, in regard to the
battle Of Bayou Coteau, Louisiana, has been
received, and it completely yindlcates Gen.
Washburne from the charges of bad manage
ment of TINT affair, which were made BY
Washbune was at his prescribed post, with
his command, on the morning Of the attack,
and 1t was owing to his zeal and diligence
that the rear guard, when attacked, were re-
lnforced promptly, md the enemy driven
away discomflted.n
, 1864-03-06
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.


=
Trade very inactive, and the market seneibly "a
buyers, who ret DO not buy more than for lmme-
date auts. CQttor goods easier, buyers hanging
bac9 from an expectation Of large increase IN The
supply Of raw cotton fon the opening Of Tue Mobile
market, where there is large Accumulation. Many
cotton dealers have to New Orleans, to be ready
10 buy early The scarcity Of workmeu In The mills
production In check and II holders OF cotton goods
se!l out they cannot rep!ace for some time. even the
have been sold more freely, from! concession In
price OF 182 cents. StocEs are small. yet are unset
lied. ..
Ihe following aEe The wholesale net cash priccs of
Ill the leading styles of domestic dry goods sold In
the New YofE market:
, 1864-03-06
ABRAHAM LIECOLH AND TIE
PEOPLE.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM IN RHODE
ISLAND,
A Voice from West Virginia, New
York, Nebraska and California.
HOW TIE SOLDIERS FEEL.
uow LITTLE nUoDY Is MOVING.

An immense mass meeting Of electors from
all parts Of Rhode Island was held at Provi-
denee last week His Excellency, the Coy
eruor Of the State presiding. Elo
qucnt speeches were made during the
meeting and the name Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN
waGinyariably the signal for enthusiastic ap-
plause. The following resolutions, which
were passed unanimously and amid loud
cheers, eloqucnt1y tell OF the character Of the
meeting:
: R<sa2rfd That by his honesty and patriotism: by
his aithfnlncss 10 the Constltutou and the Union;
g his s a,en.s Ia Ia M sppfseng md eayiDs OUT
and the confusion OF numberlefe connsels, the
VT of the nat9n b 1s prdent yet ssa psoges
otlen triumphant over the wiea Of disloya1 fad9er
Fl pRps III ssS Fpes e ss ana naqs e. a asS 10 X neH s
: and to do the will Of God-AbFnham Lincoln has
"abundantly approved the w1edom Of the people IN
States, has acquired their almost unlimited conf
dcnce and has 1nade himse1f frst among living
statesmen IL the hearts Of his loyal couatr5men.
Rfe0ted, That the right successor OF Abraham
Lincoln Ia Abraham Lincoln for second term.
VOICE rnoM WEST VIRGINIA.
D.. The Wheeling InteAtyeacer Of tile I'd inst,
says:
The informal meeting OF the members of
the Legislature announced yesterday mora
Ing, took place last evening in the Hall of
the Housc Of Delegates, Mr.. Stephenson, of
Pa1kcrsburg, in the Chair, and Mr. Debar, of
Doddridge, acting as Secretary. Nearly all
tie members of the Legislature were present.
We pass over the technicalfties of what was
discussed and determined upon at the meet
ing. These a1e given in the report Of the
Secretary, published elsewhere. The sum
In the vote ofthe members to'fold two State
Conventions: one at ParkersbQrg, on tho
third Wednesde; o1 april, to appoint ter ..:, .;.
eeee.11yeo 10 the Baltimore Convention on the
7th of June: the other at Grafton On the 1st
We&nesday OF August, to nominate State
ticket 1or Governor, Auditor, Treasurer,
secretary, &C, and to nominate Presidential
electors.
There was no expression rs to Presidential
preference BY the meeting Inst night. though
it was easy enough to see TINT no other mau
titan Mr. Lincoln WIS seriously thought of
by the members.
mxEw YORK..
The Utica Herald says the Union County
Convention Of Oneida, held Mt Rome last
week, gave token Of "t1ie feeling in favor of
the denomination Of President Lincoln was
unanimous and enthusiastic' The people
will certainly take care Of the next Presidcn-
tial campaign.
FROM NEBRASKA.
A telegraph dispatch says the Legislature
Of Nebraska have unanimously nominated
Mr.. Lincoln for President, and Andrew John
son for Vice President.
TIE SOLDIERS AND THE SUCCESSION.
4 letter received at Washington IRON Gen.
Grants army, says that n1ne-tcnths Of the
men composing, it arc in favor of Mr. Ilu-
coins reelection, and will vote for him If
t1,av have fha onnnrtupfEv IN +hn Q3a oe
, 1864-03-06
@lScellanRno8,
1lkfHS,

IODINE WATER,
A Solution Of IODINE In pure wATz1, wlrHoug
soLvIHT.
It acts upon the
LITKR, KlpNxYb,
Uf8EdT1VE OA0AHa, AID GLAHnU1AE SYBI1A.
The great succets which has attended the Use O.,
IODINE wArsn In private practice, and the indoz1e
ment OF H1aH MEDICAL ArTHoHrTI, enables us ia
recommend 1t, feeling confident that with far tiA
It will attest Its OWL excellence in the OF Scrc,
tnaa in Ill forms. Cor sumption, Cancer. Bronchu,
Heart, Liver, and Kidney Complaints, F1mples On It
tace. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous AnectieEt
Female Weakuess. Oyspepslh, Debility, 8TphtN,
Metcu1lal Diseases. &c.
Full directions accompany each bottle
Price II per bottle, or half dozen at one time. =
Sold hy druggn t. generally.
1op1Nk WATRn ia scientific discovery, prer+ y !.
only by DR.. H-ANDERs CO., PhysictAns ami Ch.a.
lists. ~ Broadway. New York.
Sold by BLISS / HHARs.
dee5-t177.sm ? HAwtssdp III Lake street. .Ch!caks
, 1864-03-06

denies have their allotted periods. and ust eoon-
CT or ialer be exhausted and disappear. Whom re&-
son rc'nins onl cnen.los Wm probably reaeet thata
biliics and extcmpor1Eed such rosouscea can mover
be subducd; TINT vaat e1panse Of territory, With
such populatton, cannot Be governed ~ an obedi-
Ee hs1s In our uninterrupted control ton tori
which, according to past progress, will require tho
ncm d!ncn'ties: With m enormous debt, the f.
nancia convulalon long postponed IL euroly coming
Ihe short = mcTops ~ the Omitted st7tcs and abundant
incyltaFe, Many sagacious persons at the Nor,h
d cover in the uturpation Of fthcir Government The
certain overthrow Of their n,eriics. A lars n1m-
bring It to an end. Others looE with alarm On the
complete eubyeEhIon Of constitutional freedom by
Abraham Lincoln and fct1 n thcir own persons tho
have failed to tnflict On the 6oulh. Dravc and car
peat men at THO North have spoken ont against tho
and sed tsnoe seesss 9
which noss rulce tho North may open tho way to
peaceful negotiation and cessation Of this bloody
fellow citizens to be OF good cheer and spare no Ia
bor nor farfces that may beneccssary to enable ua
tered.
The sort Of stuff With which they attempt
to feed their dupes is thus seen ut glance.
Because We have some rebels here rs we'll as
there, something is going to happen In their
favor pretty soou.. There was time when
the Northern rebels were dangcrous Bnt
these Solons do not know that inst as the re-
belllon has been su},dued at the South, in cx-
ocly that ratio has 1t rerishsd also at the,
North. There has not been a single hour
since Sumter felt the first rebel shell, when
there was so little power on the part of their
Northern allies to help them as this, when
we write this paragraph. Just as the rebel
lion staggers with weakness in Dixie Itself,
so fast It feels E.intness, and reels to Its end
In the free States.
On the whole, It is doubted If this address
will help the rebel cause with the Southern
people. They will take It as confession of
all they fear. It will make apparent the fact
that the leaders have no more well grounded
confidence Of success than the people. The
feeling ofgloom and hopelessness Is already
intense. This paper Will not Of Itself relieve
IT; and coupled with such legislation as Its
anthors have Just enacted, Will help to smoth-
er what little Of hope previously existed.
, 1864-03-06
A. r. Fullerton. - 900 ns II 1Lc p y.
J. +. MnlhollAud, &o,e09 ms IT ioc 2 n.


' The y. +. Grocerh' Fire Insurance Company will
nay on demand semi annual dividend Of per cent
The Corn Exchange Insurance Company will pay
on demand scmiannua1 dividend Of 5peF cent, ftec
ftax. -
The Chemung Hailro.d comnan{ vim pay on DC.
teriy dividend Of : per cent. noo oftax.
The Hudson River Dad tonp4ny has declared
4 semi.annual dividend Of nve per cent. payable
, 1864-03-06

There has been much larger demand durinr ss tas
week for good medium to prime Ahipp!ny Beef Cattle
and with an adequate eupply OF these grades they
have advanced fp5oc 100 ~ stuce the closo Of
Saturdays market. Medium Dsef Cattle haye beeu
!ess aetEe, With decline during the vecl Of eoac
been dun and inactive.
The following arc the closing quotations Of the
ket this evening and as oompared with last week:
Prime 70 Extra qualities. Is 5000 S.sas@
Common e. sif neiuam as11,,ssifii ansiiti::: as ssi
SATURDAY EvxxMo, March s-Tho market for
Beef Cattle opened this week under uniavo.abe
circumstances than usual, not only had the ftsm-
ness and acslsitJ which prevailed some eight OF ten
days previously received = strong check. but also
durins tho prerions week prices kept dcclotnx and
stock acccmulsng 10 that the close Of the market
on last Saturday evening q large quantity was left
OVER unsold There had evidently been strong dis
roeeu ttuong culaaots, ~ tho receipts tol
crshly liberal, to break down the market. and there
Is little 'ocbt hut that further decline IN prices
would hare folio Eed but for The Increasing hFmness
and activity which were cEinccd at
tho opening OF the Now York Market
&c On shipping Cattle, at which largo number
sold. and many more shlpped through on owners
account in preference to selling here. Since Monday
the market has daily been increasing IN activity and
hrness for good Cattle with supply unequal 10 tho
demand. There has not been corresponding degree
OF activity 70. Medium grades; the demand for these
IL almost entirely confined to the supply of army con-
tractors, whose scale Of prices II necessarily
1afge for thelr present requirements. tho
value has been somewhat deprecated, for
the week, amounting to lasscoc per l6o ns. Common
grades have been very unsaleable, the only difficulty
being to discover how owners can make it worth
thefr while to eend such stock to market 1t a At
r freight and other expenses arc paid the balance on
the wrong side must rather heavy The receipts Of
Beef Cattle to-day hare been very limited, -amouht-
, 1864-03-06

#uEAT-ShIts are Halted. and the market fs very
quiet though fr1n at the following quotations: No
Gnits !res on board. att15e No free on board tls
boaEd. 81 From WAGONS: Red $l2 919, white
On. Bar1ey-Market unchanged. at $..613a "a per
, 1864-03-06
CH9O1G0 0AILT MARKEr.

q Warehouse Fectipt& for Drdfn ddted ~. Gkh
and gJtf1e1Tds are *u9dtct oniH 70 eHc &fcro0e np
HAMeft&h A741l trhtte khoae dated beToTs tAt IA
are fubttcf to &c xfornJe II II therefore sfued IN
ths market report rhtn the saes ore for tcittr OF
for fTfsh Fecetpes.
SATURDAY EVENING. March s. IN.
FREIGHF6Thtrc u no ch2nge In rates. Wo
, 1864-03-06

by two banks aud as sn1x At another out.fds rates
ragged scnstbtnE les,. ~ 4309s.l5 and SILK.
The daY. yrt under the reported decline Ia Wall street
and Tho f1fth Aveaue Hotca E1ard prices :wEre we'll
Amcrican coin, At nom 15s 70 l58X. Tho supply M
INV ara n
, 1864-03-06

The total receipts Of Beef Cattle during the weak
amount, according to tbs daily returns posted on
Change. to 5647 head. This ID l,sl2 less than were
received last week. and 1,11 head more than the re-
cepta Of tho corresponding e:k Of last year. The
daily receipts At tho various yards compare a. fol-
hws:
, 1864-03-06

Including packages Ut SC IN bak SC wss tho ruling
1sxFixxn-was steady; salrs Of 90 brls bonded -
&C. 1he brand WAS fasorite one: 4S.s S Hamraa
ANAL lots Nefe made at shs q 1e!oW tneAe
FREE 0tL-W11 scady at SOC. 90. n.-
HEnzoLx--xge note a sale Of 100 bfls At 17e' no""
KxsIp1UM-Market steady. ss!es Of 50 brls Ut
, 1864-03-06

Value Of Exports 49 New York.
The forcisn e1ports from New Yosk, exclusive Of
specie. for the week ending February 3, and snce
January compares ~ follows With the previous re-
turns: . ,. .,..
Total for the week.. .4S7lab1 $s,tl1,ln $3N1s21
Previously reported. .on.Eo,s17 sllo7i61 esl7sSss
, 1864-03-06

There has been little auetuation OF change In tho
prices OF hogs OF any description through the week,
excepting extra grades, the supply Of which s diin-
ikhng more rapidly than that Of lighter hogs and on
Thursday an adyance upon previous quotations OF Is
@eoc 100 ma took place, which has since been fn1iy
suetalned other grades remaining r1u At the quota
tfone given 1t the close OF last Saturdays daily
market.
The following arc the quotations OF the value of
Hogs at the close OF the market this evening, md
also compared with the previous week.
CLosIE1 PRICES.
Prime to E.t.. Qualities. ..sss@7sa s7eesS;
cenmon eaaH 70 Medium quaiiiics. Sss sssSo sSssoo
SATURDAY EVENING March a-The warm. sunny
days Of the past 1week seemed unnistakably to tell
that winter With his icy friendship about tax
ing his departure and hsd it NOT been for the sudden
transition we yesterday experienced from sunshine
to peltiug SNOW storm. We might have come to the
decision that he had really aud truly gone These
transient periods OF sunshine and balmy breczes arc
not generally TO be depended upon. We c,howeyer,
enabled form to1eraby correct Idea Of our where
Abouts between the respective seasons Of
the year as We watch the growth and
decline Of the eeveral branches OF commercial indus.
ty that belong to EACH The receipts Of Hogs for tho
Arst week In January numbered s1o65, and for this
the first week Of March aSso and there Is no doubt
that the supply Of present week has been got to-
geher with considerably more difficulty than that Of
the former onc The dfmtnuton In point Of numbers
Is not marked than It is in relation to quality
and dnring thc past two three weeks It has been
most apparent. evidently leading the conclusion
that heavy bacon Hogs for the BRIEF remainder Of the
present season arc done With.
The receipts OF the present week show consider
able decline ss compared with those Of the preceding
week, being no less than 25s head. about 50 per
cent. There has been Al unchanginE and active de-
mund In tho market through the week. bnE wholly for
shipping, and as the principal supply for other
ksts appears to be very much depene this, ss.
e1s have very much more their own way than Is
usually the During the dsst three days Of tho
week the market ruled steady and very rn bus With
out change: with considerable falling OF In
the receipts Of heavy hogs. tie market
advanced on Thursday 15@efc y 100 ns on prime to
extra grades aimee which there has been no further
alteration. The receipts by railroad at the yards to-
dsy amounted 10 1851 hogs, and the entered sales to
s7 head At prices ranging from 8570@725 but most
II ut $6o9;no p 100 Tbs. The best criterion Of the
activity OF the market Is gathered from the fact that
the hoga sooner got out OF tho than they
were sold, and In one or two Instances prices were
given, which aftera cool walk round the pens 1t is
most probable wonld rot have been realized by
We care no, TO say how much.
, 1864-03-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

Florida Fat1uro-Where the BIau1e
ReAta-VolunteeffnE 0oMntiox-Emt.
eTntton-Repeal OF the Fugitive Slave
Act,
, 1864-03-06
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending March 5, 1864.

SATURDAY EVENING, March S, 1881.
The receipts Of Live Hogs and Beef Cattle at the
various yards In tho city during the week ending to-
day, compare as follows With The previous weeks
Tan
, 1864-03-06

A Good Movement by the Sultap..
The Sultan Of Turkey has decreed that d.
ting from the commencement OFT current
year, certain number Of youths, fred for the
present at thirty.two, md chosen each year
from among the Greek, Bulgarian, Armenian
and Catholic Armenian communities, shall
be educated at The government expense In
the Imperial Military Schools of Constanti-
nople and Poris, with view to their subse-
qnently receiving commissions In the Turk
::ssfn army; eight out Of this innmber will be
brought up for the civil service These STU
dents will likewise be permitted to practice
their religion without any restrictions, in the
same manner as the Christian School Of med
icIne; and to prevent any undue influence
being exercised on them by their Mussulman
fellow-students, they arc forbidden to en-
bruce Mahometanism under pain of expulsion.
, 1864-03-06

Contracts Awarded as Louisville.
Major Symonds, Of the U. S. CouarnlRsarv Depart
mcpt, made the following awards On Monday:
FRESH PEACHES.
W " Morris, 20 dozen cans at +. 40 Per dozen.
F. B. Hastngs Co., 100 '%esso csns at ESQ per
dozen.
rEEsn TOMATOES.
Ed HasttnEs& Co.. 200 dozen cans It $50 per
dozen.
coKpEEeKD MILK.
Austin Smith. 100 dozen It &l.to per dozen.
W.H II. DnSkhArdt. 80 dozen cans 1t t42t per dox.
DtIKp AFPLEs.
A. r. Fullerton, - 90 ns 1t 1Uc y.
J.P. Mnlhollaud, 1900 ms II 1oc z n.
.KHsUTs
US. Campbell, 400 brls It st4s 2 brl.
GOLDEN BTRuT.
Stout. Preston Hlcks 1000 gallons 1t u g. PCT
a contract for beef waR awarded on Saturday t.
Rudolph Faun, Of ofJeGcrsouyIllc. At &f.8o-v9urM0f
, 1864-03-06

Sales Dds Uhio Apples Ht 11Rc 153 hbls
do 1t l0tc; 26 bgs impaired Peichea Ai13c-
GRKASE.Market gulet. Sales to-day we're: y
tres inferior Yellow 1t 9c 20 tres do Mt 9c; 50 tres
HiGHWINE9 Received 5bbls. Market open:
Cd excited and buoyAnt ats 0c. advancing - Ec. but
8 soon as the New FORK dispatch vas read-quotnS
Whisky nominal At e3c..-tt fell back to PC and
closed unsettled Sales EeFe 100 bbls {eArly) at 8oc;
$50 nbls st s2c as bb at SIC; 20 bble at SCI two
weeks time; 800 bb1s do 1t e5c. on 80 days time. AZ
ter New fore dispatch W8s read on Change. 10 bbla
AtT9c.
DRESSED H0Gs-Receiveda asl Hogs. Market
, 1864-03-06

BGTTER-1n fair demand and firm. We quote:
Ir1me Dairy, In crooks aad tnbs. .z@c7c
Fair good Dairy In crocks and tuba.
Esime e.4ppine IN AsE1na
ar 10 EOou 10 -.s1Gs.C
Roll Bufter In boxes and barrels 2saic
nEHNS1Nomnals 1t Dsnsn isnsaa,
~ f;n0PEKAGE-1soL Lard tierces at si.so In store.
CnEEsE-stoessG Is GEeSneEany serX snail af aaa tas
New York and Western States. the latter especially
so. PRESENT quotations very -fm. VIC quote:
Western HeEErvc. aais
1llino11An H1Acons1h- .....,....:.s Wo
COFREE-Market very nEm md active, with
strong upward tendency. We quote:
ERntok 7ees1
Java -. +:.....- s.-.... = "'.s."-1S1SE
c; eoSa tH ,,rbt viii GOOD dsmapd Pccs
nTm 1t 25@26c per doz Sales to-day brs at &c per
Coz 3 brls do 1t &c.
FiEH-sfaEEct generally very arm .and actiye.
WnIIE-FIsH in nominal supply and stocks generally
light or No. rs there at present In the mar
Ie. TRour in better receipt. b9t With demand fuiiY
equal TO 1t. that prices rula arm and uncLaus sed
MAckxlEL u good demand and modeSnte supply.
tIy HEnEINo IuEcod demand and moderate supply.