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enable which is preferable. and using
failing derive the expected benefits.
Glade that hev ELL hnn,bugs Thal It may be kno"a
which be relied the Undersigned, pTOpfietoTa
HOyTS tIIAWATaA HAL. RESTORATIVE.
propcseThat aome cal known persons 10 De agreed up
disnteesed and OF unqucstoned Integrity designate
petsop whose hair has become gray to the proprietor
each preparation 10 restore IT. each proprietor 70 use no
thing his propagation aud the person to nothing
while the test making the certificate Of the result TO
he published Ia alt The principal papers OF the country a.
tho es pensc oil the unsuccessful competitions. . =
JOSEPH ROW co, 10 University place ~ \.
Papers aiming Aoys Hiawaths advertisement please
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uoyrs H,awasha Hair Hestpra

Cons n d's POUdre Subtitle UprOOts Hair
low toref spy past Of tho body "arrsnted az
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Trus.es. Elastic stockings. &e.--Marsh
co Radical Cure Truss ocr only o. 10. fesey s'rG
Lady attendant
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Gatt &nsnser Taken! -ahe PhOtO-
graphic OF Fort Sumter and ueu. Gilmore az HOLMEJ
galley. .N5 BroadWay.
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pm,~n,.. Paten,s, Pat,m,s:

Messrs. MUM co publishers OF the SClESllELC
AMERICAN, continue 10 act Attorneys Tor securing Pa
Inventions IN this and all foreign countries
Mum Co. have had seyentecn years. experiences
IN soliciting Patents and have acted Attorneys for more
than ~ 100 inventors
Pamphlets eonisniog the Patent Laws and other imPor.
information inventors furnished Tree anpice.
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Mnag~t'S niSeetSOs Labels and Tags,
Deanis0ns Merchn ndise Tag Patent Direction Labels.
Fsv's Paen. Hook Tags Gum Tickets, &C. at VICTOR r
MAUGEn's lis Chambers street.
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Messrs. Simm ons, Rogers O. Co. az
authorized 10 reSage de- 0siLs and make collections
account y. T. SIMMONS 90
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rfEuTr
e1A everv dses.. Eve aud fcse requiring Saw
medical slrggJ at5 Sicaded 20 BE- D.. Won fiSlH~
Balrf. 81 his coa1qpg rooms sls Brosdva. ncsrT~e,t
afftes
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wigs, roupess. Hair Dye. Hair Dysing
and Moldsya Cream, besuifying ,Le ta VI W. A.
BAcnELokS ID BOND street.
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coyery Deafness Noises the Head, Discharges foai
the Bars Csiarrh Sc &e always be obtsneA Of he,
principal 40 street, Philadelphia aud - bona
street. Few York Price - Celebrated .oc Rchards Eve
Wees and Scalp Renosator. Zach ST.
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cent premium rsid for prIzea Information furnished
The highest rates paid ~ Doubocns and all kinds OF Cold
and Silver. TAYLOR 4 CO. Bankers.
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MIA rsh's Radical Care TrUsses. Shout
der Braces Blk Elastic stockings AlstOpsai Belts.
suspansorv HANDBAGS dc Corner OF Broea~Ay and Ann
siree.. Nntes E9I nnn . MAsetiin.
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Lesiss,> Gi~xes Wi.~.
Delightful. sooassss refscsliag
For safe at a., t,e 4esdioe croeers' Ia the city.
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Prizes CasAra fm As Legaiized I.otte
rics aud information given GALGAGIlsR BENJAMIN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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nAIAstA or Ell 9YMPAkFC MUCOUS
- HSt.ARE OHsFnpGfl@N oW THS
lLSl hCUlhb tUHK
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see sale OF Cotton Cards in Advertisfn;
coli mi
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Al Pittsburg II was necessary again 10 change care.
Here thore wae great danger Tho transfer required
be made In The heart OF the city, In the middle Of the
AFTERNOON, and with erowof people pressing up TO sec
the prisoners great that the bsyone eveed
pst dvAsd Of the city Captain sIpnel transferred his
oAarre without the loss OF man, and al six O'Clock on
TursdAy evening The train started for Harrisburg.
BoAPn.
ne rsa 70 Hssvsbvv less fortunate than that pro
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: NANcpAL AND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 20--6 p. m.
Theie was no Abatement Of The speculative fever
In stocks tbn morning, and prices at the opening
again advanced. Toledo and Wabash was The
especial ;nposite Of The speculative clique to-day
aad untc, the magic influence il rose 10 Gs-aD adj
vance OF 1874 since the meeting Of the first board
ON Tuesday. New York Central went up =. Hud-
River z. krie u, Barlem ~, Michigan Central
IA Michigan Southern %, Illinois Central ], Ca
lena and Chicago ~, Cleveland and Pitsbmg
NJ, and Pacific Mail 2. Cumberland Coal de
.iiBed n The market was rot 20 strong in The
afternoon, and nearly al The Western railroad
shares decl,ned IN. price. fhe closing quotations
were as follows: New York central, 1867; E,ie,
l0s4 Ere preferred sold up 10 lOa, Hudson
River 40, Reading II7ss, ard Michigan Central
.l3o
An idea u the extent Of The speculative move.
.saent which ~ Iow going on IN the stock VI West
can railroads nay he found IN the following table,
whoh compares the quotations On the Jet OF De
ccisber )ast with The hirfest prices obtained 10.
Au
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auction, 90 bills. New Orleans brought ~eSc esxc,
four months Total eaae.,sy o. domestic and foreign
n, l02 2es cations, o. whcb foregA aported direct
II, 2socS3 gallons. against TOTAL cGsunpon Of fore "a
In tho total quansy tabso 10 1858 Of over ly
Oae per cent The consumption al foreign IN che Un to
sssss y iss sa wee = sss Sss saons ssaDs, 900
domestic taken IN 1868 81 osS saoos ags,ns,
total consumption 1854 q s2.ses 200 salIOns, or de-
Paoyaaox- Rsceip,s 4.s4S sbls pors 1887 packages
beef 45 do. cue meats 4o2 do lard and AIT dressed
hogs The moyemen. 10 provisions was moderate TO-
yet there was - marked change N prices The demand
for pork was moderate, tho Into speculative demand
Tuesdays prices. Beef in moderate demand and
prices were pomipally tho same Beef hams hrmiy
%oSo.ao dcmapd eu: "uosons are about .So same
Cut meats wore steady Lard wos In far demand and
prices showed bste or no change. Dressed bogs
were In fair demand ut 9h4c. 9tec. for western,
and 90 1910. for city Butter sold fair extent, for
export ut 22tsc. dc for Western. state butter com
mands 27c $780, Cheese sold at 10 10 1870 for com
mon to prime, for consumption and export pork-Ibe
sales reported 70 day 200 bbs the % $40
$40 for OLD mess and s.s for new do sol 80 taa for
mess, for April, onpt 5000 bbs beef at $l2 Sl4 for
mess and s4 Is $40 for extra do $50 do beef hams q,
for long clear. l2c for short do and 10sc lie. for
Western and city Cumberland cut 900 packages meats
also 1000 do long out hams TO arrive, at l3,se $500
bbs and tierees lard on the spot a. l3c lac for oG
and new--the latter an extreme rate
PEIRoLEuh.-Reccipts, 3,324 bbls The market was do
cidediy dun 10 day but found change IN prices
Tho sales were only about 1000 bbs crude, Deaiy all az
$3.50. 32sc. aud mostly for February delivery, a.
81 40 32Tc, buyers option 500 do, rened, at 4lc
a47lsc for light straw white, and 4ec aSMc Cor
prime While 900 tree at 5,c soc. for straw and
58l.c. $50 for light straw 70 prime white Ben2pe
WAS nominal
PKAs-A cargo Canadian sold at 81 IS, and small par
Gels from store Of 81 ID
SUGAR quiet sales OF 222 hhds, mostly New Orleans,
baye been made at l2ac $50 boxes Havana at lae and
at auction 266 hhds New Orleans brought Sl2 20 .
SIS 81 four months.
TAILow very firm and active for export. Sales 2o0,-
COO lbs at 12s,c &c., the price for butchers.
WmsKEy without essential change and the demand
moderate Sales 900 b6s at soc. 32c for State, and
csc e4c. for Western, including bbls. at 95c.
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A comb nstioD ~ specuiators. among whom
snsgta have teen incinded, Tor sught We know 10
She CONTRARY, the notorious rebel, &. a. J.. Lamar.
s0,d .. 4. so1ttsr 20! med last week ~ Wall
street, Tor rfe purpose. DOUBT, Of csrIylng ont
kse sct-osne-w hck recently esme 10 light through
Gle eapsussd correspondence Of the before men,
kioced i2soag snd Soutjer. The plsn alluded 10
4 var 20 "Sosso~ Inc preenoseks, ouy ne gold ship
"A TO Engla1i draw sterling bills t.n them ~
Ma York. ant pocket Inc difference" u. opera.
s,.. it was ,sa.ted, would .end az me pIice of
.-e,.,, 20 two randred. w6stber II. continuation
=. 40 70 mentioned were parties 10 mat ,lar o.
"a, 20 have suesns Of definitely ssceltairing;
bo. xel new that = ps'ty ~ ,peGnlstois, whose
.oh;.., = az 10 Gs... bs pessam 90 DIN
>er,e.,.5 heir arrangements On saturday sud
rom.nen.cs operations. Nv Tuesday .vaning thsy
And .e...cS y fedncng 'he ON = gold y
.,a oo.setto. a.. exert Of o'twe.u ioaf end i've
s0,t,.on, .oyspt 20 The rfi'e ~ Roid ~ 100 'it
.a.acd ~. ,ailrr, 81 ha 6ozt6 hfms rn'ct 80
ho.o g., .,,,.e ts,o, previous selling short fn'
e.n,,os,,on bs.,o~ pFoF~oly clesneo n'eb cot
and no mo-, ,,s,ee, n sed Ne appreciated - ~
sbgty q MI. sadfn onal purchases. 81 n.i'
ssos.mert w,l !. "a 6tsl ose " 4e '"s' = - ="
haod 40 va, II, amon. 4 wech Wa hns WI.
d,awr .ones srsn II ,he = afb,N gcscnoo w
follow TIE uuolc srooid IA 1e sJVsntape y t''
v,,s,oi - - few davs 10. y NC IS pre-
down again ~ - seven 80 cenL
~. 80, nsp Il nc Once d II, ss'sNshi ffess
mer lo.1ay wa ,cpoyted a. fcnows..
nocopt' .......,..,.. ..,........ .s.,SS4
paymsols, ...,..t ........... Sozo'@6s
sssIa"'e ....,ttttt ,'''D'tr'Hf
: por customs ,i,rs W. r,sc,v,o s2t,. y, 2.
rhe ogowiug we're - 800 +. - - 10
soy.frmenf i1sr
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T. =: 8 o. y, e 20 sa~ Russian steam frsase under
nash Water LaIiy tBr, Assei Glera,er 80 days with
Hss ssssr Ss ss s' had hssyy gales and
s rs as .r a. e lon s: e % 81
Ssi.s.s y" *. c. s: sn
n.ss Harry booth p.s,o ns'anas. Jan Is with ssass
John chryssa Barnes. for Philadelphia; Maran for Glen
SarL Blanche Marie ,hanOs>: Haesoop, Rotterdam %
Bark Glacier ,of aaiiax Fish, Bermuda 10 days. in bal
Dr. Sa,acAo, Jan with hide. and
rss%s' e. s had
ss, sn~g the sssssse split oresa and mns been
s,a IsaOel tCf Barbados nanGd. Para 20 days. with
d s he s Il. EDDY S Nsw
10 81 was ooarasd By sSaboal Hem,
d5e5 Hudson and while lying 70 came in collision with her
~ b. seS as hence poor wes
BILE BY Nan and
anchor % sandy HOOK aslt q IGN s. se@pa,
Brig Nellie nsnt Br, Nelson Buenos Ayres Nov 49, and
Julia sr sasssfsd gsra Dee q and TIE Ever
PASSAGE spoke scbr James of sppcan from Philadelphia
Brig Eclipse tof 81 Kius, Petersen St Martins u days.
ns 70 ea s G%s sse, pao d.ys
Brig halph0 tfta), WIN
Brig Dorohea Breln) Fansmeyes Bahia 43 days. with
order had heavy weather tina lin
INST lat 81 81 Ion 10 0I passed large vessels
csS atoNt hftv feet above WAFER aud appareS.y attach
ef the he'll; had " rls then. cry tosa1ns
days, with fruit 10 Dani Trowtrldge.
Byg Odola, Whi&temOse. NeasfaL with and fusc
TO Owen Carnegie. ,(Arr lth.)
s.hf Coast Pilot 1lochkiss London Nov z with COAL 10
sea- o M9Ss s po sas E coSs
ncus liz days from Gems nople for New York.
schrJ small small Car,hagenc. ~ days. with hides
&c. 10 Mclean " Lntz.
Schr Phebe Morrow. Havana, days, with oranges to
Pearsall.
Schr Sierra (of Belize HoDd). aaron, Havana 10 days.
with cedar. TO pelant Bros q Co
schr re tBr), Phalop. CORVALLIS, Y days, with
schi Napoleon, soper. Port Royal SC. days 10 ballast
TO master
Schr John Nolhrup tBr). of CORVALLIS Laird Grand
Cayman, IL days with OgwoCd, mahogany de- Wes
sells Jan ~ lat 80 rs Ion II II John Raybrsh knock
ed OH the manboom overheard and los He a SEAMAN
of Hamburg
Scbr Lily, Frances, Port Goyal, IN ballast
Schr Chapman Far NewDefD, 10 days. with naval
stores. to master
schr Ocean Wave, Foster, Virginia, with wood.
Schr Julia FrankliD Name, York River. oysters.
Schr A II Partridge Rhodes, pcEomoke, oysters.
Sehr Mary Hnrd, HendrigFs. Prov dcGce Virginia.
Schr Albert Edward tBrl, Campbell Sackyie, Is Gays
with.coal. 10 r Nevius 4 20.
Schr James II tfoyt, Lyons Yorktown. with wood.
Schr Eliza Scranton, -, Virginia .or New Haven with
oysters.
Steamer Gu,. Kernev. Proyoence
Steamer Meschester Baker. Providence.
BELOW.
Ore brig unanOwu.
Wind at sunset w, light
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yypnso1sr INSTALLATIONS as no TRADE bErwEEH
ssv yoss AND rHE cosrsAsAnD poRre.h
More stringent regulations have been adopted she
rsssom House with vis~ TO bseas,ne w Ne aes,a
Saa,e 81 blockade runners Hereafter, all cases Of
,h,pnests Tor Havana, Nassau and other ports woese
s,Scl agent. their haunts the Col will require
sopas te teeNes, with suretes for double the
81 named in the bonds, ono half 70 10 real
estate, and me other half in personal property Tho
ssicctor has refused 10 allow any trade whatever
Now york by parties who have been goyed Already 70
lave aoossea a'd and comfort 10 the evcmy.
A GOOD SELL, AND now IT WAS ooRE-NEw YOsS
AkE0BANre MAKE Up PpRsK op sEvEs THOU
SAND DOLLARS FoR WHAT rusy THOUGHT
Bloom ADE EuNNEE-BOw rHEIa OBJECT WAS DE
BEArEp BY A SMART sLooP CArrAN.
The captain Of sloop plying between Rccsaway ard
now YORK, whose name has not been furnished by Mar
shall Murray, bss p,aycd trick rebel sympah,sers in
hn city which is worth laying before The pubic 1bo
nots OF the case appear 10 be these
The captain the habit OF frequeniine corter
house in socth street. where men Of oospess N
thai locality 'mosty did copgregste While f,l'
ting NJ q conSiyiai meeting with these eepue,
@en tnc captain spoke or hs knowedpe OF
geography and Impressed The company TIE fact nal
nc thoroughly acquainted with the southern soore OF
Virginia, tie added that II he had bs STOOD -, fhcu
,wtb good cargo o: saeabe articles, he could very
easily blockade and dispose Of the meeoahose 20
ioon tins nint The business men who surrounded tho
tL.i a ~as .big hing Tor The tortbsraroc OF winch
they made up purse 81 000 which they placed The
captain 70 purchase contfaband cargo and ron
the blockade with IL
The captain them that he would carry out The
tsion dcpuod 20 HIM with pleasure, took the money,
pare cargo, embracing variety OF articles which
be carefully shipped board his soop. Alter these
Amnaros arranged. tho captain applied at the Mar
office for permit Of clearance The Marsha cues
pretty closely and not hiking hs explanations
AIMED 10 send detectives down The soop Tho
morping il all right The captain EFT tho
Office the Marshal and, as " he understood that
runctopary Intentions got on board bis soop, passed
the puardship by bureipg Tho Staten island
shsre rrelly closely and made breach The blockade
tar Fun alter he had achieved tbis daring act the
captain began 10 consider he feasibility Of furber
oil inc blockade. ms Was rather knotty ques
finally resolved 10 "bout shp'' and reform
Eockaway Gu arriving at which place he unsh pped HIS
cargo III saai parcels and made sale Of amongst ITO
natives of the sea grit shore.o
yh,s proceed ng osme OF the gentlemen who
had been liberal supplying him with FINDS add
they al became fun Of wrath and vengeance.
couple OF waited On The Marshal, and gave
Information 10 hun that Captain wanted 10 run
the blockade with assorted ccnraband cargo and
they donhnded ms instant arrest.
The Marshal gated The case found ont me Tshi
tac,s AID took 90 Further acton.
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S HIPPIN &c NE w S.
PSpt OF New York. January 40, ise.

PSrt OF New York. January 40, lsea.
CLEARED.
iona Hawai-. sss s:s D:s
Si9sInship Potomac. Sherwood, Ponland-HB Cromwell
Bark sUlpuunde tPrus,. ForVdi. Antwerp-w Salem
BARK easele. Black, ssresdos-H Trovbrdses Bon.
A,Iss.-c Trumsail . ''s'''' "o'''N'' '1a
s.9 as.s Es
arg ssnis sBs5. i ferSins s' % aSS
Sru Is,efans tBr) welsh. 81 John. PR-H Browne !
sns Merlin ND, Bnns. Hsysns-.J wsrs4co,
1sG mn,5 sr t Ract Saaos rRsR swan
-Bsis Ensupar tBr) smith cienfussos-c Duncan 4
E ffSss~ a., ~ &.I sSG i. 9SsS pn
p vs.s ssss DSsss
ssr A n s sG5a f ss1 i Penis
sopr osiy son, Cunningham. New Baven-B Racket
schr Julia sBrl crcoker Kingston, Jsm1H De oofd0n
setr sussn Jayne Russell BA umore-- Benry, Smith
soop vs,, vsn, New Haven-B $ Racket SON.
ARRIVED. -''-rS
se.%ssip h.sle tass ,syans Jan ,s Pm % spcs
Sssoo. hence Cor new orIssn. Experienced strong NV
Steamship Virginia snyder Washington De- TO Quar-.
Sc ss s'sa Sscss ss o Tas m'R s .: ID
cana IoDhopt. AVcke Jonpextcp who rcpUt
81 LaylDg captured that morning blockade vulner
shp Ba,re Nor, La l Barcelona, ~ days ballast TO
ahip White Swallow Bencser, Woods Hole. ballast 10
Rsnrer Brown
rstk Chabel (of srEsiersnc) Job Algoa Bay, Oct o.
villa wool W MARI 10 Nov 10 lat Y07 y ion ~ e.
ssrss Dutch ship ohnner Iadewyk days from Ba,ayJa
for Rotterdam: l5b, al ?yrfs Ion 2?sE spoke Br ship
.lnrlIn, Calcutta LkerpUo 10Th, lat ion
~ 70. SPOKE chip Tbos vi he'll 81 slsarow 6 days from
sogaes. ~ hFsS ss y " y 20 ion s.0Ss
Nov York She reported tevinF had very heavy wtatbcr
fot Is DAYS rev ous aud ,he ,csssA rakDg great qnany
q
paIx WasL, ug'on (raul Gaba5icy yIaniburr W eaye
win ndsa 81 lgf uns-rntnn ~ ti0isan Edye Had
yseg teays he'd winda hc pllre iamas'' Nov u w %
4 hn ~ ~aisyctfrd brig. painted blas. Ntth q
wtc house oe \, apparently ,cccrty abandonsd Jan
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York; schrs Jas Hewitt LAKE. Philadelphia Beees
Cid. bark Tycoon, Dewhurst New York.
Sth-Arr, barkf Investigator. Carver New York cid,
bark Amena, Swan, New York.
sth,Arr sssamship Creole Thompson. HYork: barhs
Leroy, colman and Champion, Mayo Boston WIN Creevy,
Little and San Antonio. jackson. Philadelphia.
l0th-Arr steamships Geo washington, Gager MaR-
rimac, sampson, NYork; Continental Aarsbmau, Port
Cavalo; Cahawba, Baker Pass Cavallo ships
TAFT, and Lisbon Brown NYork bark Old Hickory Meade
Philadelphia; brig Cashier, Hastings baltimore q
Scrlbner. Duryea's, Philadelphia
Arr llth steamship .abama BSwsn; Pass s casso &C.
mony; ID csrs. Koppe holdt from BAH Me- banks
Commerce Robinson from Boston, Gertrude chasa from
Islle. Mayo, from Boston; " Boynion Mitchell floa
Philadelphia; Fanny Poulkes Cook from do; Sawyer
Bourne from do. Horta, washburne. from 40, schrs
Knight Hewes. from Portland; w Miner Berry frog
CHANGE, from Vera Cruz schr Sunbeam Cid. Brsh ship
Messna Leathridge Matameos towed down and % I'd
inst ship Pacific barks Houston. yorwarz countess do
Rroane 9th inst barks Sierra Nevada Cephas sc, and
brig Gon.es.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20

WEDNESDAY Jan. IU--b 7. NJ
Asnrs Receipts, 10 bos With a continued light sup
ply the frmer. small Gales at s. IS for pos
and $40 for pearl.
BRyAnsIutys Receipts 53s bos nour, $40 bushels
corn 1908 bushels i25 bushels rye, 2so bushels
barley, 57s bsshels mat and % bis. 9s0 sacks
meal. The market Tor state apd Western -four
opened hrm but closed weak, influenced by the lower
rates Of gold ano exchange The demand ess active
bU,b Cor home Consumption and shipment, the sales com
prisng IL 900 bills Southern nour nrmy held and
ivey sought after WITH saes o. 200 bols. Canad AN
6our without euoable change closed In favor o.
buyers 600 bbs. Al quotations meal raled
steady with sales OF 800 obs. Kse Hour was Hrm with
a moderate demand, sales o. 90 o6s buck heat
-four dull and irregular 10 prices.
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The wheat market opened STEADY but closed shade
easier innepced by the decline ia gold and exchange
Tie demand continued active for exoort TIE sales
Jog 900 bushels al 81 81 81 So Tor Chicago spr M
:. 90 " o. tor M.suses ccb y So 81 o. for am
~ Tor amber do, ana 81 ~ 81 ST.. for good white
ws-,ern Rye continued 1srcs sad iaactve A sale Of
Northern was hold al 81 20 zSI S. Barley quiet
ana prices favored tue purchaser Mali was held al
u 20 u o. though y would bs sc,l obtain these
pfces except Tor ,sts we've ia good reaueet
81 faer easier pTces "sauote Ca,sdisn a ?cc Sic,
Irms western Cora wss IN oe,tec request and without
decioed change sics uno BUSHES al 81 81 AL % for
Jersey eod Psnnsyvsns 81 ~ 81 25ls for Western
miA.J closing a. ~ % and ~ ~ 81 ~ for Western
roHpd yellow.
t,r,is -Adsnsatins were lsrm sale. 81 oso boxes
Gown dun, without sale. o. moment stock OF Rio iD
Ne country, 2oPIf bag N, - Isl here, esuc 5,4s7
'o'r~.-saea 4 0cooo lbs baltimore nave been
made nj soc
,o'1or tm o. 80 ior middlipg uplands sales 800
tFnU Sales u ,4U boSes rsisius a, a 30 a a. rs
ior ayer and - 10 as - fcr bnncb AZ auction 90
ooSss hsiega lemons brought 81 90
fstsnts we've stiff, with ori.k o8sness 10 broad.
stnns ~ ,Sxepool, oy American fse, we're engaged
fU,eTu bO,ovo bnshes wheat az a d. a a.d 10 bulk
and 5i. Ia sbip's 6a2s 900 bbs. lour al - ID 10
tons bacon and iailou ~ lis sd. per neutral 800 bbs
LoI 81 ie cd bin ~ wheat al sd 100 toycve lard
iss loss oil cake and 400 boxes bacon at rs Cd Ta
fpDdox ger american. 900 bushels wheat at I'd 600
hbis Bour 20 IT, 10 100 tierces beef al 80 Cd as coo
tArces lard ~ x2t. 60 300 boxes bacon al Dos ia az
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pes ion p 600 bushels wheat IT 1000 DO. per Dou
traI ID 800 bbs. -four at ~, and ler steamer no
Doses bacon al a5s. 10 Marseies go lcrces at
III 10 direct port IN Great Bri,sn, fol cargo wheat
on Two briggs Gone peuual) 70 north aide ,uta and
eSCf sugar "a Ac. and molssses ~ f3 de,k poup
shIN from Irbe Islands 20 Cork, for orders ports On
sle blL~fhii rsnsD ~ e. Two sbIs IRON ssrd'n 10
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NGt - "cr Fosl OF ~ tohs tWf Exchange "a VI "a.
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The Mobile Rioe Il ode.

rnB REERL GrEAlER GRAY JACKET CApTUREp-TBE
suNBoAr hE1NEBEC THE GATOR, ETC.
correspondent, writing 10 ns from the Mobile block
ode, says
sanoe writing you yesterday have another prize 10
scgser Ter Tins blockade On the evening Of the 3lst
ail the rebel steamer cray Jacket ont AID
tslsed the feet before she The gunboat Ken
sctcc, beng close at hand, ordered 10 give chase
aiier her, and after chase Of twelve hours she
brought 70 and made prize She yesterday brought
20 the feet and Immediately sent 10 New Orleans.
She Is steamer, ard resembles gnmboais some
wh1l she has board hundred md three bales Q;
Gotten and quantity Of turpenine and This
her nrst uip. She s estimated TO be worth between
$50 500 600 There ere The bay
waiting 70 run Out.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HsowER-MAGnL the residence Of the brides
parents, Monday, January 49, 10y the Rev Weed,
GEORGE BRowER OF New York, to Miss PAULINE MAcnl,
Of Brooklyn.
HARGous- HuSr.-M Trenton, " j., on Tuesday, Jan.
nary 10, p J. HhRGous, u. s. N, 10 VIRGINIA HcEsf.
eldest daughter of the late Captain u T. Hunt u. s. N.
MuIuERN--BARNgy.-in New Orleans, La. on Thursday,
December 10, by the Rev f. i. Chubbuck, Captain
ANDREW j. MULnERN TO Miss LOUISA BARNEY both OF New
York.
day. January 49, by Rev. r X Cady, WILLIAM n. SgEFiF,
rsq of Monawk LAURA ESTHER, daughter Of Douglas
a. Lovien, Of Albany. No cards.
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this city, viii pay February 1, semi anna"
diyiden nd OF 1--WE per cent, tree Of tax
The Norwich and WORCESTER Railroad Company
have declared q dividend Of three and ma" Peg
cent on their earnings