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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02


h he
1 BE h h
Hssg aia very
fia career
lbs bea say A 1 a ne
sas @ De
tpla3 ay ard ftera a9uee3
affe1eae IS D. 5oae 81 bee
aa8 /, 8 nal iitsly So ba improved III
any further efforts Atthe Grt opea
movements q lhe gfeal caasP.Fsys De-
was aelte "a Be msmp, Is eaiangIe
bis State "a De mehes 81 rebellion
Al Washington be bias aluay. done
bs utmost g. des9en every blow which
ihe GogeraHcaiaimad al reaaliigp.-
Ills every aonl has displayed his
sympathy with iha movement g e.
cessioa bat be has not had ihe coar-
ase 10 81 - De las talked Having
hagd IN ail Ass Efforts 10 injure lis
country, il Is natural that be should be-
gin 10 think 81 those retired aud peace
iul shades beneath which all 5isap.
pointed ambition ultimately reposes
Ills career only lacss one thing 70
make L 4 consistent whole /, he should
cany himself 10 the rebel camp, and
prove the sincerity Of his avowed SYM
patby tor the south. Having talked
ike Breckenridge in The United States
Senate be should carry Ode compaH-
son farther by following bis steps 10
TIE Southern army No ono can doubt
but tllai President Davis would do Dis
share by making him a Brigadicr in
consideration Of his faithful services.
/ Now that another one Of these wor.
/ lhies proposes to retire to private lie,
il brings TO mind many to whoa tbs
privacy las been SO much like oblir-
ion that they are now seldom thought
Of. they did their best to give their
Southern brethren good start, boz
not having the courage 70 assist them
in the open field, having no inclination
to help their own Government, nor
traitors enough in their districts TO
keep them where they could injure it
with safety TO the properly aud per-
sons, they are now laid away IN the
dust Of the upper shelves, and papers
which were once filed with their deeds
( do moi even mention Their nantes
And even the " ilIustiioas exile him
self Is now SO little thought Of that
there has not been an item concerning
4 him for many weeks. Wien be FIRST
established his little court on the bor-
4 der some Of his brethren went to do
him honor, and even delegation Of Tie
green ones from a neigIboriug college
went to pay their respects 10 the sage.
But all this pomp and glory las pass
ed away, and The last heard OF poor
Val. lie was il want Of the necessaries
Of life. If Mr.. Bayard resigns he
must either play the part Of Brecken-
ridge or become Ike Nallandigham,
"priAate life . means for iim forget
fulness. And while he reposes IN in
1 glorious e, the country which he
sought 10 destroy will pass triumphant
lily through its trials. The nation will
open into new iife in which he can
have no part. Thus the privacy to
which lie retres will be forever, and
the record Of his tactious opposition 10
the Government OF his country in the
/ time Of her peril will be The record Of
his public career. History will make
haste 10 drop him from her page, and
the present generation viii only re-
member him with silent contempt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

Last week we had weather unusually
warm and pleasant for this season Of the
year. Many Of our farmers tapped a few q
their maple trees and made small quantities
of maple syrup and sugar. We have been
enjoying some maple sugar made By Mr zera
Hard on the 18th Of January, which was as
fine as any we ever tasted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

The IIarwool Brothers, Of Rupert, re-
Gently sold three 81 eep fer 5000 two two
year-old ewes for $500, one yearling eve
for $500, and one yearling buck for 500.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

~ We are obliged 70 print nearly one
half Of our edition This week On half sheets,
owing % the delay, on the Railroad, ofpaper
ordered, leaving US with bat about ohe bali
euoagh for this week issue. We trust this
mill not occur again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

We Gave a green Grasshopper Of the ordi-
nary size in our Office, which was found in
the fields by Mr.. David Kent, one Of the
warm days last week. He says there was
any number Of them hopping about in the
field where he obtained this one, We think
this will be considered very unusual &C.
currenoe for the last days Of Jan uary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

IIon. a. I. Miner and his son, y .. Nj
ner, have been quite sick with the typhoid
fever Both are now considered in q fair
way fer reco very.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

A malignant disease, called spotted fever,
is raging in Jamaica and vicinity with fatal
effect. Eight persons died in as many hours.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-02

I.L. - q NE - !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
Arrived.

Steamship Ens (Dr.l. McGuigan. Liverpool Feb H. Z
1855 m. and Queenstown 18th, st $40 p M mdse and
PASS 70 John u. Dale.
Portland FEB 2s M ndse and pass 70 Francis MscsSnaA
GCo.
Steamship Eagle Adams, Havsns Feb r. p. m. risa
and pass 10 Spoford Tileston Go. on Charleston Bs,
spoke H. g. steamer Dscea hfarch exchanged siynAb VIII
steamer hiasisheF, Nye, Providence, mise, &C., 10 4
Bynner
Ship Enerrie (Bram) Schmidt HAVE 81 days. mds. y
Boyd iipcksp. Experienced strong w. and s. ". wn4s
Do-t OF the passage.
Slip George AaTbut Mason New oresn, IS days udsa
TO StUryes, Cerwaa Co.
| Bark Return (BEL Kiam, Rochelle 30 days. brandy b
BOYD Hincken Experienced hosSy W. gales nearly whs
Bank r. G. W. Do1ge Jsryis Tan 10 days sugar and rs
iess.' to & j. ieter Experienced heavy head win1
Bark Twist Br, Newell, mstsHOros "a days, Gotta. y
q. C. Duncan Co.
Bsrs Espre's Bahr', Port Royal days, In bsi.s 10
gr Poll. Jons, Drl Lent MasiuorO, "a day. sot.sa 70
Bh; Amanda DAM Won Thr.n Rio Jaueiro s. day., ud..
to Punch heineAe Verdi EsPersnesd very tssvy ssss
CT tie Passage
Hns Herman. I.,sc ioll Takes, BOnsire JAM "a cu,sss
FEB. = s1t 20 C. :. rs-suin.
Brig Pedro rl, Wallace, Neuves 10 days. suss to p<l
schr SAsah Elizabeth, Smith New Haven
Sem Fhs Rebecca. Price. Fkli River
SclL Duie Nebser, PeIry, New Haven for Phsle rSss
sahr Abcrt jameson Savage RookAnd IL day., baasy =
7. =. Bucs Co.
ScLr. Rator sutham. 0,oGcester
schr. Wild Rover, Mcdonald Gloucester.
schr Asns tbs) Far. Nassau Il days cotton 10 WI
Pe'it CO.
Schr. John g. lrnes B.s.r, Rostor
seuT. Anna sheppard. Tucker, FailAsyen
BELOW--A bT, unknown.
NlAD-Slns-s, n. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. MARCH 8. 1864.

number Of boxes taken for export the particular, in regard 20
which not made public BY suction iT3 bids
leans gil goa S4 d. mos Refined arc firm al III ~lso.
for Hards.
STRAW Is in denrnd at ssc. a$I p 100 ID.
6TEARlN-1he market IL quiet but steadyi sales Of
10000 n fair to good White at l3idSsc, cash II,
sEEDS-The receipt, Of Clover seed are larger and me
market l. lower and co-es heavy sales Of go bags at $50
3tc closing heavy at lac- Timothy Seed selling sow
$3QS3 25 Rouch Flax Seed IL Ia good demand ~ W
y bush for good State and Jersey.
TALLOWThe market l. firm bot not actiye sh1 ,ne sup
and 2t0sc for Eastern aud City Grease Is selling al 1T
OLLIE.
TOBACCO-Keutucky Tobacco has been quiet, the only
business being few sus sales to supply mo wants Of MANI
f,ciurers Prices however. steady Report; from Ken
asking high prices Tor
their oop. under the supposion that they WIN ma upo'
be under eny TO raise anything like an aver
purchases by Western buyers very light they are as
general thing awaiting tho action Of Congress on inc SI
tion and receipts for time 10 come WIN probably Oe
light We quote Light Lssf follows. Log: H@zi Low low
PC. Choice and Selections Heavy Western ana
follows. Lugs, i39Itc Low Leaf iS0l1ci Medium DO
ls62oc.; Good 10 Fine do 2l02ic and Choice ena 90
ections 25G3c Reports from Baltimore state tha haIy
demand for shipment. prices very 6rn particularly the
grades which ONO and KENTUCKY were
10 moderate suppy but holders vefe brn at former rhes
Maryland quoted 80 to ~ of inferior TO common ~ "
sl2a SIS for good to fine Brown 4l5d Tor Fancy S'~
$50 Upper Country and f6a Sl for new Ground Leaves
Ohio Kb Tor good Common S0u 81 or Brown and span
gel Sl sO fl& for good aud ne Red and Spanged and
BI3a for good and tine Yellow Havana Tobacco Il In
large supply ard dull Seedlesf Is In f1ir demand ~ the o
lowing for old crop: Connecticut filer z6ztc 90
Binders 25do do WrApp-rs, +Da6oc state FILTERS lIg
2ac do Binders 2fd2sc, aud do Wrppers, S0i'c. Ono
2so Pennsy v.ni. For. lsal6c do BHdsrs, is2zc snd
do. Wnppsfs, 25dsCc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
Pn.scugrrs Arrived

hTiodio, NJ Hefdebegyer, p Bach, Hr. Dubring -
to Miss Bario ar.. H. L. Bishop Miss H. BLoe md %. &c
tie aad daughter r. II. Roberts s. r. Hi,ox Nh, RSas1.
ING Con T. Eunyon and lady, D. McCabe and two ehlJ.
j. II. oosess a. Cabsimo, J. Roger. J. Richard j. n
rs, A Annicto :. Msrinez, Mrs S. B. Crosby ND -
GhldIsH kJs ~. s Smith, l.. X. 5tsyner C. D. fyns
Downs, ~ shaien. W. r. 1honss. H. PuobAa H. Delern.
r. c. fsiles, a. Greenwood Capt. Davis
NJ, IN negTaitp ElrS lrog L,reP9d ard Que,n.toxs-
Ms. A. Means Miss z. j. Clay Mr. Eran Watkins go
LLOYD Mr. AcCready j. j. sesrs, Geo. II. Floyd j. Pisd
Ar heeAkin, Nm. Won BuoAtols }. AndraGa Vim. B. Bsr
rad kobt Chance, g. y. Bcprhard, T.. n. Fyersay W
sorneIsiet, Mr. solomon solauerSfsl, Le.,ie Somnsox
Dir. dhsnr.court, VIM. boekham, Boa. do Bussisre ~
others in the steerssc -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03

Bsl4nce credit Of pgehl and lOss...... $685. 20
Dividends on the common stock out Of the ques'
ton for some time and the road moods all IL surplus
for repairs In various departments The President
says;
Before dividesi common stock, n csrred sud
docssbs should be p8.Fed the iol ing position
,eutG sei: The si and Preferred stock receive only
certbcao accordance with The sgfeod for the
examination OF this oupany end from the want OF funds IN
July to hhE yearly DIVIDEND tvs. Gna second Pro
feree sock ser paying interest and sinking fund bond
Under sct Construction Of tbs welding Of the stock car
ttcato-, dYdtuds them caulsbo, be prop
cry declared unless the m year, interest and sinking fluid
under the mortgage has been paid Even the Directors
would the responsibility Of declaring those dividends
nall yearly the funds wanting because from July n DC
obcr when recpts increase The business Of the road
Is not only ANAL but tie outlay oI interest sinking fund
repairs, renewaH hboY etc. Is sreest The Company i
ito eIce he's y bad sufficient ash stef paying interest aud
srtmg fund on uoItssse To pay lh yearly dividend Pre-
terei stock whou. mourning floating Gobt either direct
TO such dividend indirect Dsng the cash hand 10
pay dividend md ocurrng floating debt 10 carry out 10
CURED renewals aud repairs.
The common stock equally Interested Ia the question
could never have hsfyosry dividend ca ned url
the preferred stock bad hrst had its half yearly dividend
shoud therefore, Ia ITS ultimate interest not merely
low, but sufficient accumulation II funds, ser doin
all needfo the Toed enable conveniently
rneni Of half yearly dvldendion preferred stock
Should tbe dividend second preferred stock have
be postponed the stock aim dviden
until the fully paid the second preferred
careful consideration this subject must convince
tockhodera ths dividend their stock mother elned
question proper 20 be discussed the rezt sockhoder meet
ing IN June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
,Iuls 1,,s, N, pos,.onc.

Tor Great Britain and The Continent Wis Soulhamn.
ton, by steamer ismmoniA, Saturday, March -. li
For Ireland, by steamer City OF Losdon, Saturday,
March 10y m
Fnr Europe by steamer Damascus Friday Muehs D. IA
For Sonth pacihc and CenraI America by steam
o. Champion Ihuriiey March 9............... lOi a. m
For California Oregon Wasblnson Territory, ard
tie Sandwich Islands, dolly (Sanday, except
a. m. and 81 p. M
Noiih-At9siy EnHIlo and CsnadAs. 80 a. H. enG "a y
NOr'h ant Nest Way D. Ia
Nes,ern Ms va ~. heoed s a. M and -
SoNthe' anu SOutA estfa D!a-.,as NJ, Is AID 10
Eastern hali IA and :, D.
hs"pgr and ran ityeT''' .'...."........... ~. m
Ale Long Island Mall closes Al a m aud 4 u p,
Sunday Asll-On sunday all nails close a. IA o. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
TIE BOHEMIAN DISASTER following

TIE BOHEMIAN DIsAsTER.-Tho following
are further particulars Of the loss OF tho steamship 70
hemlan. given las: Friday at the investigation hedd
Portland. Maine. Capt Borland, Ia command Of ~
bohemian a. the time OF the dSasler states IN hD -
tinORy thai the steamer mus have run two miles sns
she struck and tire engine stopped Ia leSs than ten nM
ues thereafter The ship was settling all the time -
she had hardly got under Roadway when her ens,nes
stOpped after letting the anchors So got tie ssss"
-. IS into The boats; every officer IN his own posi-
one boat was swaniped In coverings one end dropPss
down aud threw the passengers iuto the water; "
chic officer, after hi, boat wai swanpec. succcedee
bringing another boat under the st2 board DOVE 80
took on 4 number Of passengers At this time thev
was dense fog. tle sbip wss setting down. sud NV
boats we're all Az from the saip: tie oEy ALTERNATIVE
then was 10 get tie passengers into tie rigging wnee
WAS left on board with tie bos;s tlee Oh treeIe
and 20 or 80 passengers stccsetsd IL getting aeouI
women and children intc tas foretop; the water -
then over the iorecase aud the men In tue eoats =
iuli rcrsed TO pail sldngsde; two boats came esct "
about In three hours and the women and Children ~
lowered into them from tho rigging; all thoss "
rigging were saved; few passengers were wasnse ~
tbs forccasto when the ship filled; gun was ny -
aller the ship Sfruck; did eryihng 10 his power
save the lives Of the passengers The bohemian ~
firmly upon the rock which she first settled. W.
from 80 TO so feet OF water under tho bow ana ssSr
The wreckers are confident Of rnising her Ars
drowned passengers found up Sunday number ~ sps
all but one h1ve bccn Identified Two OF the crew II
missing More passengers are lost than was hfss !"
ported 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
TruNeInrs,Enidn

To Albany by Hudson r. L.. 90 Nancnst., 10
~ ~, ai,d H. $ and 1890 p a. Sunday trsin. So, H. m
To Albany by us.rm X. H.. .Ctltst l1h .av Iia m
and tl5 H. Spndsy train. A:25 D. m
t. Bslt more, by the New Jesey K. R.. foot OF
Couulaudtgt.. aid 10 T. M, "A o. IN and IL
mldnsht-snndey. "a q. L.
To Boston, b. New London line Per ~ ~ r.
stonlngton line Pier Is, n. H. Had Fail River
lire, Pier o. ~ r.. dafy iSunday srceptsJ -. S o. n,
10 boston ~ New-tiuseH mr.. via Springfield
Tfttt. and 3thay.. m ard o. m
To boston. by New Haven RR. 2fh-.t. aud en-.
Hy., via shOr L,ne.....llI nd = A. NJ Sunday 5p M
10 Buffalo, by Erie mr.. iost Of Chambers.
Nss..ss.. ard ~ and
To istp, Fire Island and othrr resort, on Long
ls.and. BY l.. J. Rsilrobd from James slip and
loot 81 sun -. T.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud
To the West. by f-nnsy ivsnis Central Railroad
foot OF Courtl,nft st.. q. IA. aud o and y. m.
SUNDAY uhiu.. D. m
10 ne Wet " Ccut1a Rsl..osa OF Ncw.Jersey
loot 81 Count aidt .........afa " M and D. M
10 Pliilsp lia by New leis.y R,.iloaJ, foot OF
touHisHIt 81. aud l0A n. IL a. 4 ard o. D
m, aud y mdnghi snuj,t".................. Go m.
To fiitdv uia ~ Camden and Anhoy Railroad.
Fer %. H. tot Of Barclay .......,.....o a M D. IN
To Na.lns'ou ly New Jsnsy ER. foot " Court.
lsrt ~. snd 10 NJ. \ p n'.. and " midnight
= sonjs'.i ........... ~ p m.
For fther Information Ia fegNd 10 Railroad Time Tables
~ sdyeri.i - IA uio.Gst PAT Of iht pee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
To.Als...I 80 l2n4a 1ei, 90 u - p III go.

n....'.l faj !atAs zsR 1919 Hi5l H,13I o{H
TOTAL OLD AND NEw.-City Ms,s ~ last month, II
eH a tS SsS al. "a. year. CITY Prime. "a l., mon.h
stS t date ss. yosr 1891. Repealed Chicago d. s<i2
:l nnon.h $50 Chs date !ss year es2s Railroad Beef
60 noaSi ~ III. ds.s lsss year. lsi. Refuse Mess
riine, Il s month Other Refuse go month o!,;
asI mi, dat. lat 2533 Ceuutry Msss an month
aSb Az ~, S.. a.. A.. ssL s.t co..y fse 81 LAT
Gs meath 1914; this OATS ,,t year sl uninspec;ed
so. Eo,i 20 last mon,s SIN ihs date .ss year =, 20
sss nsuh ig tt3 this date .ast year 3sIs
nloril " inquiry continues only moderate. bot holders
sa tscHn VIZ hn s;ie former We quote RAnsoon
soonhS-hsw sussn continue IN fair demand md hoders
nIM AZ w. ~s noyorcnt. Fair Refining is quoted o. fu
iSto snd good do at olc Thesar- 10 day embrace about
~ hhas a. 10. Cuba lJI9!<c. los Ke~ UIaps -
tea sna % 'o Enst Island. los srsde cle, bes4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
l,o.fon GaisIc s.arl1es,

AT CAMBRIDGE AND BhiOHTOS.
Eyeted for Tue Tirvss 70. ne gees e"d'"s Hsdne'fas
The osing % tho Amount Of Stock reported a rrsrket;
Cattle. Sheep SaOtes lG " -
Lat wess..............iP3 s56s 2s
oae year ago March 81. .l,2S7 2,JcS II loo
quality 50 5SGsIo Is Pc, 100 n on III. total
TLira d.. slS 9 IS and d. ossed heed
EITL....... 10 504 IL ~.
Waking 90a Sl55 according 70 their vs'u.
beet.
SS,,p aad Iassia7le. ? on live wei ex,r, "a and
heavy GGaic.
Dido Coi.-S2SS tssi Extra sSSs7s; I'D Ordinary,
t2OdSW.
Sriae-s;ors, ;Ge. live mt Hog, oornfed zone.
Hide Aac. cay Skiss lic. IdoD, 9. lc. Psit' 81 81
~ each
M Csabsa, tie make. opened yes.eri.y with abou, Bon
herd Of cattle i0 lee, than last week. There e
sood beeyrs than lsst week. but pces shout the
country butcher hsys become ismI with de high prices
which have rucd Tor the past few vsos and buy sDirnEy
Msn whoD lave 81 Ell slns up icsG a. a., think
they gri on eirrrJ noT BY paving LOG. y n A. Brighton
go from h!b 10 Western than there lAs
week aud M week before put together end poorer lot than
Ah oldest nthb1 Saw Lnosd that market Ton The
Albany Jhs best selected by tbs wholesale
lGclarS, whom Of tr retailers charge th rocnopoz
lug tie g. do uHI nothing Wottn buying u te, The
pectety aks namboT rom Albany checked trade yesterday
contdgby, aGd the dovefs colps y losing money ard
ole Of them i they could blame oAy hens.Nes Il looks
70 LAY though all be- hsd over To- neat week
The Sheen tTfde rl.y w0tug lsiHhidgs ahon.
the wees until the sriyt ofte Vernon. Central
lrn, which heeviy loaded tlei butchers hang back
anu ths Hssket then quite dan nd u decline in price
and ass IN some cases were effected with dscuty There
about 40 ShvnP rom Mtlg beside Others, which
expected by The butchers Moss o. tho lots
sold 90 et = y on live NCight good lots
ss0V sht DO; others loss than L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
Price. Current OF Wool nj w.York-nfarch -
1874.

Term. Of rsymen.For al de.cfp Of Wool cash scs
choic. selected saTony Fleece 90 ea.O
IhrSe:qaarters and fribloOded Merno Fleece 1SaTsc
Bsifbi0od Fleece, 75e7ic.
E.iivf ,ag quarter blood Fleece, 7oa7Sc
Cannon Fsoco. soa7lc.
Canada Fleece, 69aIJc
Dor.e,tie PAID
Eew.York City sItrs pulled. 73Q77c.
hsw.York City super Pulled, 7o@7Jc.
kew-Yort ci,y No. Pulled, eoae2c.
Country Extra Pulled TsaeOc.
County No. Pn.ed 62aG7c.
Canada Pulled, soG62c.
California, Unwashed Flcoces, In grader. 3S9Ss
California Washed Pulled. 45a6)c.
Calonia Common Washed Pulled, o59st,.
California Washed Fall Clip. IN grades. 35aiSo.
1Diraiian, Cdpc, ~.
Australian Fine Unwashsd, 42aFIo.
Cape Of Good HOPE Fine Unwsshcd ieHiso
Spanish Medium. White Unwashed ,s037c
Spanish Medium. Blscs Uuwashed gO0JJc
African unwashed. 3jaJbc.
Mexican Washed 55qiSe.
Buenos Ayre, Iuwoihed ss1Iony Fleece :s@zea
Bueno. Ayr,. unwssLed Mestiz0 ID lots, 2a36e-
Entire Rio. Washed 520l7c.
Enirs Ros UnwaIhed Z0G35c-
GORDON Washed tjaa0c.
Peruvian W slcd, 4jQ47c.
Peruvian UnvesLed, 25dJ0s.
Gillian Fine Un~ashed y 1850.
Chian Common Un~sshed. 22025s.
Smsrtd.
Smyrna Fine Washed, 5Cd55c.
sny rna low aud Medium Washed, <0dtscL
smyrna truy Washed f00i3c
smyrns White Li1lrd Pulled, ls6ise.
Smyrna Cray Lined Pulled. 4Ql6c-
saygus 10 Grease, 2J032c.
hguirr.
DonIko Washed Long White, 456t9c.
Dousko Washed Long BLACK +ga+.c.
kast India.
Washed White Medium TO 6n. aISsoe
Wsshsd White Common, T43c
yellow, B. &c.
Elsck, Rose.
Turtsy Washed 4T7scc.
Tsgksy. Unwashed. 2!g2sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEW-yORX......MA,
s;searess.

Sssaree.
stesn ,hips-clledonis Or ornf hverpoGai' y W
Donald Co. Hecla lBEl Mscsse,. 's5P'E ~, ~ 0anu&l
Kangaroo (Brl Brdgnsn, Liverpool, J6nn " Dne .
steamer Baltimore. Lewis Wellington; i hsns
Potomac Sherwood Portland II. V. Cromwell u Anna
Davis, Providence. G. 4. Knox Go.
ships-Donau (isn.l, Hshich, Hamburg; Criterion, So
sou, San Francisco, Com.tock s. 60.
BaskS-SeLinA (Russ.l, DukIoodt Queenstown Funsh
hcincte Neudt julia Hem Prus) Lieckf.ldt Msrsepes
tunch, Msincks Wend. tsuss rerD.l Wirting Londos
Ru-r Bros, Jane Maria Dr., Veuo, Hayre SIomas 8
Edge
Briss-Burchara 8. Torrey, Haskell, philadelphia A. p
Daley Co.. Kirkland Mary tbr.). schncider M.amoros
Saith Dunnbgi ). g. rhroop Or, Mcclellan, Hsvrs
r. ]. s c. a. DeWof; Renj Delano Baxter Pot Roysi
s. w. Lewis CO. Elizabeth, Berry, Cumberland HarSss
II. D. broekman Co.
York, Franklin. Boston. j. c. Dsysoss
Elizabeth Groves Wellington T. 81. May hsw; Dan MePhss
Hi,on. Baltimore, X. H. DTummond Co.; Emily, Mouei
Stamford M. Bnggs Co.; EN-. Dufold Jones AeIsndrisi
5. L. King ClendenDn, Calais, Jed Frye Co. Hswssha
Irgrshani, Boston. Metcaf & Duncan A. Kelly, Chase
Bos;on, g. w Lewis Co.; Prince Alfred Genrod Newberu
NJ T. Rgnyon Col Asa Eliriage, Lake, Fortress Monresi
Ots, Cs1 fs River, W. ). Brown Co.. Charlotte Graves
Stonng.on.
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pbiiade,obi, Cnuie rrrrhr.-MsucH

Tie saVpy OF Beef Csts iii. w,sk Amounted shout
80 head. The demand good atd ces al ghty.
Ordinary snd Coed Cse sold Al iOO 10, and Prime
and Extra at ifoIn 8 M 20 80.
SHEEPrhs market quite active, and about 80 head
were disposod OF a ffom 4 TO &c. = T..
Hostile supply Of Hogs Al both ynrd amounted % 80
besd, MI Of which were s0t a. lrofa ny % 10 - iVh n.
Cows-The sale ~ Cows amounted 10 us he L. Vt price,
ranging isona ~ 70 - each, scc0ldns 10 c1shty.
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T0's'.,..,bNI In355 tgBl 80 1915 tlsI tW2
ToTlL OLD AID Hxs1lenr 9i lat month, LID, this
date last year, 10 He.s .Gsl month 1909 thi,
dste lsiy esr Res2 Thia Mess SEQ last mouth, 1870
Tint date AT year, lss Prime Mess i6G7; last month,
saI ia date last year 49, FLANK 81 las. month, q
thu ds'e lat yesE A. Prime asa. last mouth TO This
dsto last ysu, 7dlJ Hump IOs; lsst mouth, lf5; this
dato lat year is Refuse Mess j7ig; last monh lis,
this date ass yssy StJs Do PINE Mess 1888 lat month
3,HOi TIL. date last yesr, Refuse Prime Sts Hs.
month, rs ~, date Lat year - Ohss Refuse, l25
lot mouth os2 this date ss year 735o uniuspecied,
1871 las mouth, q 49, this date last year St Total
vts las IgonA. 60 1885, thi. date las, yesI oA.
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Passen gers Smiled.

In steamship !ieeid for LiuerpooL-Mr end Mr.. s,u.
Jones and Child London Mrs. Amelia Cook and Jas :.
virginia MI and Mr.. Clenent Dixon Sa1 Pr.ncisco ~
end M' NJ BIosan San Frsnciseo VIII Lowry. Nov ~
end other. in tho stoe1sgs. :" "o"'iofA
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Recpiyfs of pro,,uc,,

hiRcT 2--75oO Dbl. Flour 40 Dbl. WHISKY 1890 bbl-
Corn Met, 2 100 bags Com hci, 5000 bush Corn, 0OO5
bu,h Oats 200 pksA Lsr 300 rfss Butter 70 pAgs Ashes
500 pass Provisions, 10 psgS Petroleum 100 Dressed