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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-28

Wherever known the GROVER & BAKERs Sewing
Machine is acknowledged to be superior to all others
They require no re-winding of thread are SIM
pie and more easily managed than any other; always
ready for work, and do varieties of work which no
other machine pretends to do.
We speak from experience when we say that after
having tried all the principal sewing machines we
must accord to that of Grover Il Baker the pre-
eminence Those indispensable features of sewing
strength. uniformity and elasticity-al of which are
brought out in this Incompatible invention make ii
the first sewing machine in the country.-Ne,o York
Chrtstidn Advocate and Journal.
SALESROOMS,
se15-d3wtf 1871 BALTIMORE STREET
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W. r. COLE,
oc2l-tf N. E. cor Baltimore and North Il

EARM OF $50 ACRES, in Anne Arundel
IL County. situated on South River. and known as
Boards Point Farm" The soil is of fine quality,
lent; fine second growth chestnut also oak hickory,
poplar and pine wood sufficient for all necessary pur
poses. improved by three frame dwelling houses.
which are more or less in bad repair. Water fowl,
crabs oysters and terrapins in abundance This is
good point for business as it is public landing
where the farmers for twenty miles around haul their
produce. large schooner plies regularly between
this point and Baltimore. For terms, &c., apply to
w. R. COLE,
n. z. corner Baltimore and North straata
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W. II. GUILE,
N. z. corner Baltimore and North streets.

MARIN OF 400 ACRES, on or at the mouth of
- the Threadhaven river. where it emptes into the
Chesapeake BayS300 of fine wheat or corn land
BILE timber: Improved by fine Mansion, erected at
cost of $4,000, and all necessary buildings
Contains plenty of good fruit. Three oyster coyes
two of the best ducking points in the State with
plenty Of all kinds of fish within fifty yards of the
door For terms. &C.. apply to
WR COLE,
N. X. cor. Baltimore and North sts.,
oe2-H SaNnud story.
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TTVHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE.-That the sub
u scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court for
Baltimore City letters testamentay on the estate of
JOSEPH KING, JR., late of said city de-
ceased. AN persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warnedto exhibit the same, with
the youc thereof to the subscriber on or before
excludes Cd from ell benefit of the said estate,
Given undsr my hand this S.h DAY y q December.
FRANCIS 7, KING,
pd7-iWtx Executors
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RAILROAD NOTICES,


On Lar and i after 81, SUNDAY S1?41, De.
VIII run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
sunday MA5 TF s vii NJ leave RR RfRss' AK v
ACC03MM,9DATIoN TRAIN leaves Cumberland Gun fed md
These trains connect BeIair and Parkersburg for
all RFRRtS Mf KsOuhTe End NohTe
leaves Baltimore daily at 80 NJ except sunday
East-Leayes Frederick at IT'S A. M. daily (Sun-
The ELLfGoTT's MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti-
more Is, at ,[! 62O and 10 NJ and $50 NJ, and Eli
colts Mills at TAO A. M, and 1.30 A. NJ. and 526
FOR WASHINGTON:
Leave Baltimore at $50, 7.O5, 845 and $40 A. M,
And !. and ?; NJ. On Sundays at 4sO and SIS 4;
and and 20 a and NJ. 81 On sum SDo
days M at Sa A. NJ and 8, 7SQ and P: M. The $40
620and SA. NJ and ?: NJ trains from washington i
stop at way points. The and 8.45 A. NJ. and 400
P trains from Baltimore and the $40 and A. M.
trains on the Annapolis road:
ap TGy orh n ESeR%b tickets hsD kind
tion or at the Ticket Office; "; P. SMITH, '0''
L. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent. VI de2.tf
o cEsF NoETH R,Ikw.v.
WINTER SCHEDULE,
On ' fh 1fiSE sN&So0fkaFE h N4Ii 3 1866
Leave Baltimore as follows:
York Accommodation. No. 1................ 720 A. NJ
T. 9QO
East Line P; NJ,
Parkton accommodation, No. l...........l2.30 :"
YORK do 3............. $50 "
Parkton do 3............. $50 I"
Pittsburg and Erie Express 720 "
flttspurg and Elmlra Express. .............l000 -"
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pittgburg and Elmra Express. .,........ 700 A. NJ
Parkton Accommodation, No. 2............ $50 "
York Accommodation No. 2..................1O15 "
Parkton Accommodation, No. 4, at Bolton 43O :"
wan. 53O
York Accommodation, No. 4............ 945 "
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and Elmira Express
will not stop between Baltimore and Partition.
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains, leave
daily except Sundays.
Pittsburg and Erie Express leave daily except Sat-
urdays.
Pittsburg and Elmira Express leaves daily.
Mail and Accommodation Trains arrive daily ex-
cept on Sundays.
Elmira Express arrives daily except Mondays.
Fast Line arrives daily.
, Mail Fast Line, Pittsburg and Erie Elk press and
Pitsburg and Elmira Express make close
with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad at Harris
burg for Plttsburg Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinn att
Indianapolis, Chicago, St. Louis, Fort Wayne. Louis
VILE Cairo, and all points in the West, Northwest
and Southwest. Mail and Express Trains connect at
Elmira with the New York and Erie Railroad for
al points in Northern, Central and Western New
York.
For further information. apply at Calvert Station.
j. n. DUBARRY,
General Superintendent.
ED. S. YOUNG,
nolS-tf General Passenger Agent
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MEDICAL,
TO THE WEAK,
- YOUTH TO THE AGED
LIFE REJUVENATOR

LIE hEJ U V ENA1OR.
This preparation is unequalled as a Reiuyena-
tor and Restorer of wasted or inert functions
The feeble, the aged and all those who have in any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental or
physical application, will find the Biokrene to be
what its name implies, a Life Reuvenator, which,
while it builds up the shattered constitution will
belong to youth
No matter by what cause any organ has become en-
ieebled in its functions. this superb preparation will
remove that cause at once and forever.
GG9aBBE S1 G!TEENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS IN
0 ", Al APPETITE, Low SPIRITS, IMBECTLITY,
MENTAL IND0LENCE. EVACUATION, ENNUI.
II Has A MOST DELIGHTFUL, DESIRABLE
AL NV Ell EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS
oloIhh; ana AL who are in any way Frustrated by
nervous disabilities earnestly advised to seek
ton.
BEOKRENE.
The FEEBLE the LANGUID, the DESPAIRING.
the OLD; should give this valuable discovery trial
1t will be found totally different from all other
TO FEMALES
This preparation is invaluable in nervous weak
nesSes of all kinds, as it will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful permanence.
1t is also grand tonic, and will give relief in Dys
pepsa with the first dose. brief persistence in its
use VIII renoVate the stomach to degree of perfect
health and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
one Dollar per bottle or six bottles for IS. Sold
by Druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing
HUTCH!NGS y HILLYER,
Proprietors, No. 28 Dey street.
Sold by SETH S. HAN NEE h0fk
o,c lO8 Baltimore street,
Rolf
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Total. 20 1888 S549767S
Or an expansion in its cost OF S5'479'67S in the
year.
The freight loan is yet to be brought int the com
pany's figures, but they will not be improved o.; 1t
The corporation steadily grows in its earnings but
from borrowed money, as done when the $10,000.
900 common stock was taken.
The specie exports from New York have been,
since January 15 1865. S296s9S42:
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INSURANCE MES.
Maryland Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.


Have removed their Office for the present to the
N. W. CORNER OF SECOND STREET AND TR1poLErT's
ALLEY.
NEXT TO THEIR NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
OPPOSITE THE P0STOFFICE.
This Company, having an ample capital, insures on
all Kinds OF property In the city and country Large
INES on Merehandse and other property, insured by
the year or short time favorable terms; and Per-
petuat Policies granted when requested.
TH0S. E. HAMBLETON,
President.
DIRECTORS:
Ira c. Garfield, Charles J. Baker,
Charles w. Lord, Allen A. Chapman
Edward W. Robinson, John S. Barry,
John R. Seemuer Charles Spilker.
John A Hambeton, Ross Campbell,
Hugh A. Cooper, James III. Hoblitzell,
JOSEPH X. MILN0R,
d22t3l Secretary.
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La - GO NEW ARRANGEMENT.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-29

January and February, sellers oriae At sae 20 $40 ss
and 500 bbls do for January BUYERS option, at So
The beef market was steady with fair demand. The
sales were 65 bbs at $l $l4 forpain old meas, sl4
SIT for old SIT $40 for plain new mess,
and s22 s24 for extra new mes PEEL hams Were were
was in moderate demand, and prices we're steady Cut
quiet with saes of 250 packages at reors
prices Lard was somewhat fiimer Tho sales were en0
PACKAGES al 1870 l9kc. 200 was obtained FOR cho O.
kettle rendered in small lots Butter and cheese were
without change
PETROLEUM duh and 1c PC lower inc SAFES
confined u about 3 500 bbls mostly IN sna io'~
at Acc Ale. for crude, the spot and for AL next
month G2tc. 64c for refined, Ia bond, ana SOC SIC
for free.
RIGS dull and prices, In the absence OF uansac-
tons, were nomnally unchanged.
SUGAR what moro active. cargo OF croh
muscovado sold for refining comprising 800 hhds Al
11hc We note sales of 1913 hhds Cuba muscovano on
private terms: also 295 boxes molasses sugar 81 0c
TALrnw inactive but unchanged. The salee we're
about 10 900 lbs n t3Mc = l4c.
TnBAcco.-The market without much ANIMATION,
though prices nomnay unaltered The sales were
no hhds Kentucky, mostly at Sc 7c.. but part a. isc
also IS cases seed leaf nj Ice l4kc.
Wnrsxsy. Receipts 3eS bbls The market was dnM
and prices we're dropping. with tining sales " y
n 50 Is
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The Board oil Aldermen pursuant 10 adjournment met
al ono O'Clock yesterday aftenoonthe President Nor
gan Jones. occupying the chair.
subsequent 10 tho reading Of the minutes o. the pre-
voas mccting. the following communication from the
Mayor was presented 10 the Board:- .t sH
MAyoR's oysicE, INV YcRK. Dec e..
TO rHn HnxoRkB THE COMMON COUNCIL
CxxTrxwEN-Ou tho 18th inst. received resolution
comeroisr 70 renew leases Of Certain premises for the
Of the Law Department 1T Nos lis and IL! Nassau
street. for period OF ten years which resolution APP
proved On the same day under circumstances not I'M
usual towards the close Of the session Of the Coamon
Councl and other legislative bodies
surprised subsequently TO learn that Mr.. OGor-
the Counsel TO the Corporation elect had not besn
consulted 10 the matter, and accordingly wrote 70 the
Comptroller relative 10 the execution OF the lease
After an interview with Mr. OGorman again wrote
to the Comptroller Withdrawing my objections 70 avoid
litigation n should have misunderstood the views
expressed in his conversation with me regret u ex-
cecdingiy His written communication OF the 10th inst,
however in answer to "a letter from the Comptroller,
contains what consider OF such Importance that reel
II my duty to bring the same to your notice.
He states, in substance that he can find no place IN
the building named In the resolution IN which the CITY
can with regard to its interests put the Corpo
ration Counsel and Ills bureau
Assuming this conclusion to be well founded, and
coming after careful examination and since my inter
view and especially the lease has not yet been exc
cuted by the Comptroller, would respectfully recon-
mend that your Honorable Body adopt such act ION as
may be deemed proper to the suitable accommo
dation Of the Law Department in accordance with the
G. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor
This communication referred TO the Committee on
Repairs and supplies.
The ordinance creating the Office of Inspector OF City
Railroads. with "A salary of Sc. 900 per annum was lost
econsdcred and laid II was subsequently taken
up and cOncurred in.
resolution increasing the salary OF the Regulator OF
Public Clocks from $500 to $500 aonum was adopted
The sum of s. 600 was donated TO the Ladies' Union
and Society
resolution authorizing tho Comptroller 70 appoint an
assstan. clerk in his department. with salary OF ST. 500
per annum WINS offered and laid over.
An ord nance from the Board OF Councilmen, making
additional appropriations for the expenses Of 1865,
taken up and discussed at length but question OF i'm
porance arising definitely disposed OF.
The ordinance providing for the widening OF Ann street
from Park TO Fulton ferry vas referred 70 the Com
mlttee on Streets.
A mass Of routine business having been disposed Of
the Board adjourned to meet this afternoon, at one
O'Clock
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- See columns FOR . full OF number Of
decrees given the Court Key West Affecting vessels
recently wrecked. &c, 10 tina, vicinity
Sur Rcarv HsRr, from Mobile for liverpool, before
from ;Ss s::sssd when .sr.s, q sand island and as.
prstsy heavy FINDING useless proceed sasust head
s S s a s
S.d a.s ss Wa y~s o. r feet water
s. .A.:oy Kelley a. I. Boston ss from s.s,gors report.
of osS HOPE and io:s 80 sstre suit Of all. DIed
NV sss ss'' nave 'ss' on ''''' '''' WIN navy
Bass FxxpE.,cx .sr, for Halifax Ne pni bach pens
@ Dec J. ssd sunk where s she was nooisd '-'
BA.E wcoe.as. ssr Hammond; boston from LIVER,
Unknown schr dismssted With boats stove Tried twice
.p OF the schooner There four men on deck a. the
Hubbard: ssloy. ;so r. s.ras
;cu and Is tons rom shipped By The government.
. n..: 6: S on
V;' was ALL sSSss w tod sss1 ss .'s ss SC
pee, Of getting her o.
= q S. &. s sss ys
s.:. AN r.. fGr New YORK. was totally wrecked
ss ssos. ssos Dee .s q Cape f
S ssd on s va wsss ds
tsrystor Reel. with number wreckng schrs around
her Also about IS miles the southwark OF The latter
piace large vessel ashore. apparently full Of
water, some II schrs at anchor close icher.
soHs PLrxourH tBr), from New York for windsor. Ms
ashore Cape Chapaqudec Dec H. hut on I'D
with loss Of both anchors. and was taken into Edssrown
26h. She remained tight
scHs HrrsS NcIrop frrm Calss for Richmond va. was
Delaware ssh, with loss Of deck load Of lam
Der aud main rigging.
scHs QInEIIo, MAXWELL from Wilmington. NC, FOR New
ne" So%s % Distress sSs put
SOM Hflr from Key west with cargo OF cotton for
New Yerk ashore Sandy Hook, registers 20 TONS
buit al Providence 1884 from which port she halls
scHR BlmAsEr RYAN (Brl from Boston for Halifax NJ.
has totally wteched 81 Little Prospect Ms; end
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from the navgable waters OF Cayugs Lake, a. ihaca
through the counties Of Tompkins Chemung and Tosa,
TO the Pennsylvania State line, near the village OF wa
veriey distance OF thirty 1--WE miles The capital OF
the company is axed Al two millions OF dollars
The people OF the bitterly complaining OF the
monopoes OF railroad and steamboat companies, many
OF the officers OF which Is asserted Increasing tsir
freight charges for the purpose OF facilitating their own
specuatiye enterprises The president OF one OF the
commands charged with putting up freight sufficiently
10 make Ii Improbable to all except himself and asso-
cates in combination TO purchase grain, and TO compel
independent holders sell him at sacrifice on It's
cost Western paper says there IS mighty storm OF
popular wrath brewing in the breasts Of the people,
which when bursts forth, will sweep these rapacious
monopolists from oil the avenues Of trade and ding
open the gates of free competition % all who choose to
enter There is no objection to the consummation OF
this prediction hereabouts
The Barings Of London, having taken two millions OF
the Ave per cent gold bearing bonds u Massachusetts, IT
about ninety per cent, IS believed that that sum
will be sufficient meet the present wants OF the state
and that thcre will be no necessity a. Issuing the remain
Ing million and half authorized By the Legislature.
The National Newark Banking Company has declared
a semi annual dividend Of six per cent payable on jan
uary2
The Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Company has
declared It's first dividend wo per cent? amer exist
ence Of many years tt.
The Eastern Massachusetts, Railroad Company has de-.
clarcd semi annual dividend Of four per cent.
The Board Of Managers Of the sSchuylkil Navigation
Company have decared cash dividend of six per cent
the preferred stock Of the company and six cent
in Boat Loan on the common stock.
The following the quotations for American sccu
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THURSDAY, Dec. 2S-6P NJ
AsHEs.-Rece,pts, - pkgs The market continued
quiet ana unchanged.
BRr.DsrrFrs. Receipts 965S bbls. -FOUR 2,i6s do
and Jos bags neal 1898 bushels wheat 1890 do
corn, 1904 do. and $50 do. malt active de.
mand prevailed for State and Western four and prices
were somewhat IN sellers favor. though decided
change vas pcrcepbc except for sound qualities Of the
lover grades which were fully &c. higher the market
closing rm aud buoyant for all brands The sales
priscd 1900 bbs Mt revised subjoncd quotations.
Southern bour in moderate demand and prices were
generally very nrm The sales were about $50 bbls
canada flour in fair demand, and prices tend
ing upwards for sl descriptions while the under brands
we're DC. higher. The sales $50 bbls. Rye aour
was in fair demand st full prices Corn meal was nrmer
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The Orphans Home and Asylum located At the corner
Of Lexington avenue and Forty ninth street. is corpo
ratio institution under the direction Of board Of trus-
tiers and managers, composed Of ladies representing
almost every church In the city, with advisory
ittee OF gentlemen, 70 whom In OF difculty the
ladies' may appeal for advice The fourteenth annual
meeting Of the Home and Asylum took place yesterday
IN the ednce, Rev. Dr. John Forbes presiding After
singing by the girls and boys the animal report the
Secretary, MISS Anna I. Peck, read by Rev. Henry
A. Montgomery. From this Official record Il appears
that the Institution 10 In quite nourshng condition as
its juvenile dependents. II has endowment OF
nearly nineteen thousand dollars There are Al pres
cnt one hundred and fty five inmates and the year
they have averaged about hundred and forty only
one Of whom has died-a very low percentage Or NOR
iality indeed There -four teachers regularly EN-
poyed, two for the boys department and Two for the
rIrYs The labors OF those within the walls of the
asylum have been found insufficient for supplying the
clothing the children need and The ladies' have cen
ributed six hundred and garments and ,hirty.one
sewing, that they may with reading, writing and anth
metic, at the time contribute something toward
their own personal comfort Meetings held Friday
OF each week Good, wholesome food n Sufficient
cost those who otherwise would be thrown upon the
cold charities OF the world. The only material point in
which the asylum seems 10 BE- deficient 10 proper in
Urinary where the sick may be taken until entirely con-
vaesoent. Provision for such place will probeoy De
among the abors Of the directors during the present
year, should the funds be fortbcoming-es sney GER
ainy should BE- for deservina iusseut0n uoesn0s
exst In the neghborhood OF the city o. New YORK Two
boys have been sent from the asylum - trinity school
during the year After finishing the repcs OF the Score
tary br Montgomery MADE . feeling and well-timed
address TO the children He remarked thas for several
hass he considered VIE report very rsmashsbae. Two
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1865.

points especially noceabetle -nau me % NOR
taty and with which the hnRncia' AHA ~
had been managed The physicians report read ~ try
Tuthili smith specified the diseases which had rf;e
ed the children Diphheria had been tue only fatal one
Five died in 1864 from different complains There bad
been but thirty-e ght sick IN the past twelve months
The report OF Mise Mary s. jones' the rrnsuer reaiu
ulated the receipts and expenditures, showing very
satisfactory financial management
The total outlay for the year was about twenty TWO
thousand dollars leaving Balance oc NJ the receipts
from differ mt sources OF several hundred dollars stu ia
hand The anniversary proceedings were closed by the
singing OF Gia in Ecclf by the children, and prayer
by the Rev Dr. Forbes Subsequently All annuni BUSH
moss meeting held, at which the officers for The o.
suing year we're duly elected. Tho following are the
names a sho twelve trustees who have tue tirec
toa u che sMsi Of the institution for the cnfrcut
year:-Mrs Mars.arei Monroe, Mrs Henry c. Kurkef,
MIRA Robert b. Minturn Mrs Arrest Fink Mrs. Thomas
J. Owen. Miss Anna Potter, Kiss Hester Marsh. Miss
Anna H. Barnes, Mrs Frances Rogers, Mrs. Henry
Owen, Miss Emeline Wallace aud MIRA John Warren.
The lady managers representing the DIFFERENT city church
congregations, wore then elected. when the persons
present. ladies and gentlemen adjourned to the arge
hail. whore tho children received their Christmas gifss
from we allied tree. and the children OF q larger
growth united with them in partaking Of refreshments
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into an agreement with HIM QRaynor, by which, II he
would furnish wne and proofs thus enabling plain
ti procure her divorce no attempt would he made W
procure alimony counsel foes, 10 collect such II
granted. This, as Defendant deposes, WAS mutually
agreed to- and tho divorce granted in February 1865
In the month OF August OF tho same year MIS- kaynor
aga came 10 live with her former hege lord, and con-
tinuod 10 reside with him NTH August, 1886 He then
claims the cost Of supporting ho during that period
was much more than the amount Of amony alleged to
be due. A child was also born during this period.
Mr. Dunphy makes affidavit denying the allegations
put forth by the defendant
Judge Barnard took the papers and reserved his de-
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CoyfkE was quiet and unchanged. We heard OF no
further sales OF cargoes
FsnoHrs were dull ana heavy. Both cotton and gran
rates tended downward. The engagements wsre:-To
Lverpoos0 tons oil cake, l6s DO bbls -four, D. 3D.
$4,000 bushels corn, 4bd 100 hbds tobacco, sos
35s. per steamer, 200 bales cotton "a. 10000
bushels corn, part 3d. $50 boxes bacon Dos 100 bbis
four 2s Cd To Glasgow per stsamer zoo bbls rosin,
Is. I'd Tho charters brig 10 south side Cuba and
back, sugar, private; ono 10 Leghorp, petroleum
5s Cd ship 10 Cadiz, tobacco, ga Cd, and
bark, same voyage, 30s, British bark 20 Liverpool.
petroleum, at S. I'D one from Apsschlcola TO Liver.
pool cotton, Nd PrusJian bark 10 Antwerp poiroIe
um, o. 3D. Bremen bark 10 Montevidco lumber, el5
and measurement goods 16r per foot British brig 10
Brazil and back $4,000 half gold British brig 70 Nue.
ytas and back sugar 55c one from south side Cuba TO
New York sugar 60c and molasses, under deck, %;
schooner 10 West Indies and back, g. 400 half gold
Pfussan brig. hour 20 Bahia Rio yaneiro British
brig 10 Cienfuegos aud back brig 10 Cardsnas and
bark 70 Matanzas, on private terms.
Hors were steady with a moderate demand. We quote
old crop at lOc. 36c, and new crop AZ 34c. q 00c
MoIAssEs continued quiet. We note sales by auction
Of $50 bbis new crop New Orleans at v5c Oh H. four
months moderate jobbing trade done at previous
quotations.
PaoyIioss Receipts, 81 bbis pork 90 do beef 2si
pkgs cut meats and 9ls kegs lard. me pork market
was somewhat unsettled Prices a. the commencement
decidedly In sellers favor under an active demand
but the market closed heavy and Irregular with the i'm
provement partially lost Tho sales were 700 bbs, 81
e2p 87k $50 3Sk for mess closing at e2o o2k, regu
lar and go SIX, cash "a ~ - for prime and
~ SOC go for prime msss aise 5000 bbs new nsss,