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The New York herald., 1865-04-12
SALES AT ArcrInn.


rgSEv H. LEEDS, AuCTloNEsR.
! 4 4. T. LE4Ds inc w.A sel by arc'ion, on
''' logsEHoID sURN,ruEe.
c3assiinr o. ias AID lngcAln CHr s., rosewood suit
In rasa op4 rl.ovo,d C,ntre fahos "a N ,-c tops;
rs-s y5'a .assss .a.s Shlew. a.tats slRera PAho'
10 mahogany seret.ry bookcase black wsnue
as waso sea M hoay o Rocker aad Ara m q & S s
hr cotn; Redst,ads Bureaus washst,rts Side
Feather Beds, sol.ters and Pillows.
an assortment of Kitchen Furniture with which the sale viii
commence
JIENRY H. LEEDS, AUCToNEER.-4I. II. LEEDS 4
III MINER viii sell by auction Thursday April Is, at
and Th FUR
Nrua consisting sss and Ingram Css
tops Mirrors brenne and e.. Chandsers lace window Cur
be black walnut sdseoard black walnut cane seat Chairs
Plated Ware China Crockery and Glass Ware; mahogany
sers and Pillows hair Mattsrsss: huss Msresses ALSO
assortment OF Kitchen Furniture with which the sale
viii commence.
HENRY 3. HERTZ zARsa XII AsHHGEISSEER. sVGE 81
ELEGANT GARNET FURNITURE.
ON 1H9asRax y Iii AssI! " ssoxpH4 4 1G v O'CLOCK
OF Hs ksS BH FsTssE nkE s1ASSF III EpGk sox
o,,sslsS S H3sS S ES sifsssoss
sEn5eTHy s11Ss rIss9 iSs III S4sS a. yyREgyS5
NOS. At 81 9as asD SAsfsS05s# a. ssSaBs#Ar.
HRNRY D. MINER. AUOTf0NERK.-1fNER 3 son.
lard Saloon connected wsh Ears: Canal ard
one
aaS
weather without reservation, the highest bidder and
the properly 70 be rsmCysd on or before The is Of Nay
required from purchasers.
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JIoRsEs, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C., FOR SALE
III AZ foliows:I pair carriage Horses, 10 hands high;
IIamiouian Mare, 5ls hands not quite years old can
ro M 25 all perfectly kind eound and gene also bay
Ilorsr Ib hands high, OIL kind and gentle; close
Garbage by Adams Beronohe aud turn over seat fhas-
ton boh by Wood; road Wagon top Wagon and ono 10
not Wagon Portland Sleigh set coach Harness, and act
iaht Double Harness, both Loudons make; sets single
Harness Blankets Robes whips and all other articles
nects wilh class stable all Ia good order Csa be
srcn during this week at the private stable W East Twenty
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IJoRsEs.--A BEAUTIFUL PAIR or PONY BUILT
III Horses well matched, IAN hands high broken 50 ladies
on ric thcm also pair OF Horses, l5A hands
high years old superior travelling team; Tor sale low:
ut No Bergen street, BROOKLYN, or apply NJ N
Front street, New York
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II COTTON, AUCrToNEER, WILL SELL. THIS DAY
Il. wednesday, April IL at 10 O'Clock corner Of Broad
way and Twenty eighth the entire Contents of large
House. about fifty embracing very large variety Of
Paror Bedroom Dining Room Furniture, Carpets OIL
cloths Bedsteads Bureaus Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
Bolsers aud Pillows Blankets Comforters, Sheets two
Pnpon Bedstead rosewood mahogany and black walnut
Bureaus warrobes Pier and Manei Mirrors Velvet Brus
Chairs, China Glass aud Kitchen Ware, &c Catalogues
early this morning and deposit VIII be required from every
htga
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UCTIoN SALE OF CUTLERY, HARDWARE, &c
N LITHAUBh CRIsTALAl, auct onecfs. viii sell on
Thursday April i3 At 10 O'Clock ~ "a Murray street. large
flock as above comprising Pocket and Table Cuery ~
graft variety Silver peted Ware &c sn SAWS, fee and
snsrI assortment 81 Hardware also Feat nr busters HAIR
a. L,lss a. ushc4. &c, Catalogues ~ A-ie.
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IN COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, REVENUE
Tax sale-wi seil this day April IL ut 12H O'Clock,
front OF 724 Broadway Horse aud Butchers Cart by
order OF II. III. SMELLING, Collector.
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DEDEEnED AT SIGHT
EE Deiacfd muilaed Fractional Currency, Treasury
Notes Bills of all National Banks at i9l Broadway cor
ner of Dey street - -
CUSHING Il PIERCE
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Incorporated under the laws of the State of New York
CAPITAL. S350OW
REPRESENTED BY l75,0O SHARES, AT 81 EACH
WORKING :StOOU
and all further assessments
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OUARTERMAsTEaS, AND NAVY AGENTS VOUCHERS
W purchased by WALDEN WILLARD McILVAINE,
i3~ Bro d street.
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CtADDIsE HORSE FOR sAif-A BBAUrifU Ub ANIMAL.
y young spirited Hnd perfectly sound VII also diVc ~
dorbe sf,t hlraass. CaU ns s0,u ~ littfte 10
LOith s,dc Otela sce Isl esl Vt hadson aVenuc'
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howard sCHENCK, AuCTIONEER:
II LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF 1900
CHOICE sELEcrEp ROSES, TREE pEoNiES.

CRAZE VINES, sHI,UBS, &C,
By EDWARD SCfiSNCK, Friday, 18th instant. at i0X
O'Clock each succeeding day TIL the whole disposed Of
acsroo No 10 Liberty street. Five Thousand choice
selected Roses vz-Mpss Running aud Perpetual; choice
specimens OF Tree fconie FIowcrng Shrubs la great
riety, &C. being the entire collection OF
j. B. MANTEI,, Astoria, L. l.,
retiring from business To be sold without reserve.
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GENERAL FIRST CLASS HEAVY TEUuK HORSES,
> suit blo Coz any kind Of work. VIII be sold cheap Az
4 al s5f Tenth aveune.
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TAMEs NJ MILLER, AUCTf0NEBR.-wILL SELL At
81 auction 1875 Elizabeth street. Wednesday, April H.
0h O'Clock elegant black walnut Sofas Chairs and Arm
Chairs In green plush large Centre Table with
marbls top; Mirror lace and rep Curtains and Cor
nce velvet and tapestry Carpets seat Chairs Beds
md Bedding Window Shades &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-19
the HERALD DISPATCHES.
Mr. william IN. Merviam's Despatch.
SspssAL yoiu, ApJacsyr 10 FoRr FsslrB, /

Jan, 16-1 y M.
Port Fisher has fallen; and u is my privilege, though
does not happen 70 be my pleasure TO wHe this des
patch within the captured precincts OF that mighty
woss. An hour since tho Overwhelmingly belcagnerd
harrison yuusndoved TO Major General Terry 10 whom
the gratitude OF the country is due and which viii DO
poured out upon hin sustrou. head In the most liberal
mood His gigantic and patriotic services to the
Of hs country and bls Gag will be forgotten by
grateful people All day long the shock Of and the
rush of the onset have kc conclusive staggering
aud shudierng Had we not carried the day triumph
antly we have, how terrible would have been she
shadow sast over believed army and navyi On the
other hand In the Bush Of victory how noble
soldiers and aoSs sprang to and grssped thor pieces
their iSs perfectly white with the splendid and manly
desperation Of Mo anticipated CHARGE How patiently
they waited for the development OF The Commanding
Generals plans and how calamity they dashed upon The
work long before ts doomed garrison fully apprebcndsd
the incorporating bitter and unsonqucrabc oarnesncs
Of te approaching OF charges from traverse 10
tmvorac. and boinbproor 10 bomproof which, by the
Providence OF God were 10 result In peerless vrtory
Az our brave men Of the army and navy went rushing
into tho fort tho panic. stricken enemy had time
opportunity 10 recover his staggered reform
his shattered batisIous domoralzcd alike BY their fea
and sickened a, the thought Of cohendng with such
Amid all the blaze OF glory IN vhfch both ,hese
brilliant arms Of the serviee--the natone hopeae in
dugine o. the hour Of this most hurried writing, cit mo
down to recount In detail the exploits ths have thus
cumlnaad generously gloriousy and auspicionsy Dor
the UL,n arms, Ny despatch will embrace the facts
from the beginning the 18th inst 10 the fall Of Tho
fort
The landing OF Brevet Mnor General Terry'e forces
the beach Al Federal Point effected without oppos
ton ~ stated IN arssars derpacbss early ihe morn
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IN NE fora had rasons for sixteen days fAer os m
killed andfwomded was between four and five hundred
General Whaling had three wounds the thigh Colonel
LAmA aso who had gODs in.o the Fort with pnlbrcs-
menss and 10 relieve General Whiting, on Sunday, b
wounded
On Monday everything was quiet a. sabbssh day.
Ts dead were beiag buried and the wounded coeescd
and placed i1 transports and ncid hospitals.
EDWIN n STANTON, Secretary Of Wen
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Tus ~ ,ulgs ~ rur oAy

Tho glorious, heart cheering results o. the day may DO
briefly and Complementary summed ~ IN The success.
ful charge o. 3croa ~ charges, commenced and made
upon Fort Fshcf a half past thrto this afternoon the
fall Of tho fort AZ osock Lhr evening" The capture Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27
Financial.

NEW York, Dec. -26.-The Post says the
tone of confidence which prevailed in Wall
street last week is rathOr subdued and mod
ifed this morning by a variety Of causes.
AS most of these causes are temporary In
their nature, the expectation is freely ex-
pressed by q large number Of Intelligent
observers that the present and prospective
easesin money will give,an impetus to-buss
iness early In January. ~ s9 =, h
The loan market Is very easy at z per
cent, and the accumulation of capital Is so
much increasing that lenders in some cases
are accepting lower rates. c s.B 10.
The stock market opened dull and closed
heavy. Foreign exchange is quiet. ?, - y
There is rather more Inquiry for sterling
exchange. The supply of commercial bills,
however, continues limited, and the rates
for leading bankers bills are rather firmer.
Leading drawers quote at 1851 90 l003S, and
as business progressed the latter became
the prevailing rate. alaagG .-rsr" r,dH fsf1
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The Conspiracy ExcIlement In
Kingston SubSided. ,hf

d New YoEK, Dec. .26.-The Times giyesan
extract from letter received from gentle
man holding a high commercial position in
Kingston. 1t says the excitement caused
by late disturbances Is passing of, aud all
the various and wildTeports that were in
circulation about the organized conspiracy
have vanished in thin afr, and existed only
in the minds of certain class whose poli-
cy it is to make such a, statement The
very. tact, that, oyer five . hundred
were hanged or shot, besides an innum-
cradle number flogged without one
of the military, etc having sustained, IS
much injury as finger scratch, proves. to
some extent, that there could have been no
organization. All the outrages that were
committed by the rebels did not extend be-
yond the first day, and some of the atroci-
tiesicOmmitted by them are quite eqnalled
by the cruelties Of the Provost Marshal
The principle thatseemed to have governed
and regulated the authorities was asvengeance
and not mercy, and it Is. believed that very
many innocent persons were sacrificed.
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orn.s. rs I9sslaalErssss.Er Is 81 l.sHsEaI (

NEw York Dec. e26.-The following arc,
the canses Of Hehrreet Of Geu. More -his
trial formnrder is now going on aC SaSafil
nah--as given by the Herald's Savannah
correspondents There existed at Savannah
in 1854, a battalion of soldiers in the rehpl
army composed sof Uuion prisoners, who
had enlisted in the rebel ranks to keep from
starvation, These, men took every oppor-
tunity to desert to our lines, and on one oc-
casion seven of them were caught, tried for
desertion, and shot. General Mercer was
In command, and he has been, placed ON
trial for murder. % General Mercer put in
his parole by Sherman in defence, claiming
United 7States protectlont under the JohR-s
ston-Sherman agreement, e1q axt
The Commission are now adjournfng
from day to day waiting telegraphic dis
patch from Washington as to whether the
the trial can 90 on or not, as no evidence
can be produced forthe prosecution as yet.
Application for bail was made on behaifof
the accused, which was refused by the
Court. He is at present confined IN the
guard house Under custody iof the Provost
Marshal and Is kindly treated.
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Mlnric..muNaun.

New sYoRK,a Dec. a26- The Commercials
Washington special says; Authentic intel
igsnes irS the Gity Of Mexico represents
becoming daily more unpopular, aud their
Withdrawal would be Immediately follow
ed blythe downfall of Maximilian. The
new dynasty is only maintained by foreign
bayonets, and the feeling of the instability
of the Empire is increasing. Officials are
uneasy, and dread popular manifestation
in favor of the Republicans. The old fac
1tiOas are gradually abating their differances
In a manner that bodies no good to the In
,perialists. The sentiment of nationality
has been, Immensely stimulated by the for
eign invasion and by the hopes inspired, by
the restoration OF peace in the United
States. a 1 y. ~ .---.- - . ....-.--a !
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AMUsEMENTs.
AAhoXIRnll

foiNIV uIlAmbOs. HRai1!i lbUX VoJ
Notwithstanding the continuous down.
pouring Of the rain last evening, the Christi
mas Concert Of the Columbus Mennerchor
crowded Ambos Hall to, and almost beyond
It's capacity. A large proportion Dc the au-
dience were ladies, who filed the greater
part of the seats, SO. that many gentlemen
were obliged to remain standing during the
entire entertainment.
Never did, we see an audience better ep7
tertained or more enthusiastic than was
that at Ambos Hall last evening. The mu-
siO;2instrumental and vocal wagof that,
high whichths Mwnperchorisfamousi
for producing, and which never failsetor
charm all who have music In their souls.
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Commodore WinsIOw 10 Command
the Gulf Squadron.

New YORK, Dec. 26.-The Commercial
says Commodore Winslow, formerly COM
mander of the Kearsage, has been ordered
to the command Of the Gulf squadron in
the place of Rear Admiral Thatcher, who
has been detained. This squadron now
consists of twenty vessels, carrying 139
guns.
The gunboat Florida, now at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard, will soon be ready for sea.
She is intended for the new West Indian
squadron, and Commander Henry Rolando,
formerly of the Keystone State, has been
ordered to command her. .-,-7'......- ......
The supply steamer Massachusetts will
leave the Brooklyn navy yard on Saturday
with mails and passengers to the Gulf and
Atlantic squadronss rn r.--r- ~ ---rv.
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Death Of au Eminent Physicinn-
The Eenian ImhrnsgllN. n n

NEW YoRK, Dec. 26.-Dr. Christopher
Weltz, an eminent surgeon and physician,
for many years past connected with the
,oroner's Office, died suddenly at the New
York Hospital on Sunday evening, of con-
Salescence. .a-s'.1 \ t'tsFa giI.5b
There is considerable excitement in the
,ity owing to the promulgation by the sem
itorial party of Fenianism on certain doc
uments bearing upon the present Fenian
nominating O'Mahoney a drag chain and
stumbling block. The movement tor'eoms
promise is going on and the rank and file
begin to favor retirement of both
UMahoney and the Senate. -oTsA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27

New York, Dec. rs "A; petition is being
signed in this city by men who enlisted in
the Union army after the beginning OF the
war, before the passage of the law granting
large bounties and who have been discharge
ed on account of sickness, wounds, injuries,
promotion, expiration 0fterm Of service, OK
of re-enlistment, asking Congress to give
them bounties In proportion to the bounties
service during the latter part of the war.
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Fire In shaf.rs, 4, !, IIr. Pa. !.

SHAFEERs, Pa, Dec. .25-At Lis P. M. to-
lay fire broke out in the Ocean House.
The entire west side of the town, from
Donnelly & Co.'s oil office to the postoffice,
was consumed within two hours. The Par-
sons hotel was among the ruins. All shops
and stables adjoining the back of this row
we're also consumed. Domelly's office and
wind was favorable to the safety of the oil
platforms, and no oil was burned. During
the excitement Mr.. Park was shot dead
while quarreling with his murderer, who
has escaped. Ten stores and four hotels
were the bulk Of buildings consumed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27
The Rrown- Wiley Case Decided.

New YORK, Dec. 26-The Commercials
Washington special says: Marshall Brown,
the famous landlord of the Metropolitan
Hotel, has been defeated in his long pend
ing suit, brought against him by Mrs.
Wiley, who claimed to be the acknowledged
daughter of his deceased brother. 1t was
while arguing this case and endeavoring to
show that the mother OF Mrs. Wiley was
lawyer Jos. h. Bradley so far forgot him
self as to call Judge Olin, who was on the
bench, liar.
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Fire N Now York CITY.

NEW YORK, Dec. ga fire broke out
this morningi In the four story building, No.
1SS Pearl street, occupied by G. B. Dibble
& Co., dealers in naval stores and cotton,
and Henry C, Lucas, cordage dealer. In the
basement large quantity of turpentine
and rosin was stored, which at once took
fire, and, in twenty minutes, the whole
building was in flames. The books OF Dib-
BILE & Co. were in the safe, which is still in
the ruins. The loss Ofthat firm is estimated
at from $40OO0to $4,000. The building is a
totalloss N. Browns fancy goods store,
No. 1856, was damaged by water to the ex-
tent Of from $4,000 to $4,000. Insured for
$4,000.
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ga aTh4J JFeniaIG.I Wlo

WORCESTER, MASS, Dec. N.--P. A. Sin
mott Senator In the Fenian Brotherhood,
declares himself for Congress- He says
that the Senators who impeached the Pres
ident were underarrest five days previous
to their act of impeachment; that Roberts
ance; that o'GASony must cltaf himself tSSt Of
direct charge OF completely with the
English Government, and that every ex-
trayaganceA committed has been by the con-
tract Of the Senate. Gen. Sweeny appears
In new light, financially. 10y
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DR. /. 4. HENpERsON,s LETTER.

rg-g5 rm FARNvILLE, La. March 8. 1880.
DR.. T. ALLCocK-Sir: have been suffering un-
der aseyere attack of eurdl0ic disease of my bow
els for years, with AypertrOphy ofthe hart, and
have tried everything known to the practice of med
icine from the very best NJ. D.'s buttruth prompts
mstosay that your Plasters have given me more
permanent relief than ANYTHING else have used
and believe win produce perfect cure '
Tbecounter irritant effect Of your Plastsrs is pro-
duced in such mild and gradual way, they so in
yigofate the circulation around the parts to which
eases such great sedatiye influence, that place
them confidently 1.-THE head Of every Plaster now
in use. Yours, very truly, &6NfAFsIaa q
novS0-d&wIm !. T. HENDERSON, MD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27

New YORK, Dec. 26.-The steamer Tyler
from Havana the 10th has arrived. The Sa-.
vahnah Herald states that the citizens of
Atlanta are about forming regiment in or
der to clean the city of murderers and rob-.
bers. nc.95.
A. A. Bradley, a mulatto, formerly ex-
PEELED from the bar at Boston, was sem
fenced at Savannah to a years imprison-
ment by military court tor using sedi-
tious language q FAgTgSFlG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27

ST., LOUIS, Dec, 26.-Mr, Lockridge, a
representative Of railroad Interests inl
Texas, has arrived at Kansas City on mis-
sion to the President of the Kansas City,
Fort Scott, g. Galveston railroad, with a.
view of the speedy completion of that road
with its Texas connection. The people of
Texas are fully alive to the Importance Of
improvements, and hope to reach conner
tion with the northwest. The spirit of en-.
terprise generally Is rapidly obliterating
all feelings of animosity toward the Union
parIy. ~. ..Lr a ~. -r..-r ...--r
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I ,ClrisaImIaIls Il CeIebrratIon..

NEW YORK, Dec. 26. 2christmas was cele
lbrated with great feryor In this city yester-
day. Christmas dinners and presents were
given the children of Howard Mission and
Home for Little Wanderers, the FIVE Points
Mission, che Five Points House ,ef, Indus
try, and to the veterans in the Soldiers
Depot. 3,hEQEED N-H0
Mr., @. w. Farmer opened his doors to
widows and children ldf tie&dead Union
soldiers of the war. Christmas dinners
were also given by institutions, of charity
in Brooklyn, Jersey City and elsewhere. \
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The Shin Newton Des,roved.

BosToN, Dec. 26.-The Hamburg ship
Newton, Capt. Sterling, from New York for
Hamburg, came ashore at Nantucket Sun
day night and went to pieces. All hands
were, lost. One man came ashore but died
from exposure after walking half mile
along the shore. His life preserver was
marked Newton, Hamburg e % :.r7e. 7t'.
About 1900 barrels kerosene oil has been
saved from the wreck. .srrar
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FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. %. In some To-
calities in this District last night consider
able excitement prevailed, owing to an un-,
founded rumor being circulated that the
blacks were to make einsurrectionary move
ments against the whites. The blacks Gel
ebrated Christmas eve according to their
custom, by burning fireworks. No overt
act has been reported except in Norfolk,
where negro attacked policeman with a
club, who, In self-defence, shot the colored
man.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-27

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The Herald's Vera
Cruz correspondent, dating the 18th inst,
writes that the old Imperialist rumor that
puarez had resigned the Presidency of the
Mexicans Republic, was again being cir
culRted. The story is q canard and in.
tended; as Ia previous cases, to affect the
Mexican Republican loans. The Imperial
lists, just before the sailing of every, French
steamer, hatch up and circulate some rumor
to foster up Maximilian's cause in the
minds ofthe Republic in Europe.
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new HoFk NraTket 96ec..o a.

COTTON-Firm at about previous prices, Sales
! FLOUR1S@lOo better on good seubd low srsaes.a
Win, however, only mpdefatS b6blhesSg d0iASy ~
oaes 81 " S05646 for extra Stalos ~ Ua0U % 7eI
extra round hoop Ohio, and % lO9lO 10 for trade
ornpds ma ket closing hrm.aFhs fysTpKa ~ ma ga
kr--Duil and Dominnlat ta25D2 20s f5ged .Toi
MhEAT-l9fo betterand Quieta Hnleh at a as II
or Enthusiastically; el 90 for No u lliiWsaksss "a ~
% for choice new amber Milwaukee, deliVered.Ts ~
kfb-Qniet and fEm 81 - 90 far Statos-.--..
HOKn-Quiet and very firm. Sales at 9i995c for
nneound and e7c forsound ,mized M0Stern. ani
HepyIc Tor Inferior TO ood yellow SOUTHERN
vAIS,-tnm at 4o956c for unsOund, and 6OD6so
Tor sound. a n HIn4ffT1u bnR igTfTif nff aTFTTHH
PEPkUEEUM= DuIl at4Oo for Crude, and etasos, % 4
fot refined IN bond. slc do - nGI liV 7nli
a1s Sicssh vi % III SsS PRIME. Ssi IS
BEEF-Qdiet At 81 Oo9ad 90 for new plain msss,sK
Sp09H % for old S22 0094 for new extra nesI ~
and ~ O0lI 90 for old do. Tsrce beef dull T7sis
BEEF HAMS-Qniet At Gil OO0ls Co fsa Shoul-nil5
ders and S2 0OGl6 90 for HAMS ai0fIm0soT gg1Wnob
1 BACON-AIn imodefate demand. 0Saos ESQ boxes
Part Snnbsrand cyt ltAe pn the spot and llI(
DRESSED HOGS Heavy, with sales ct ,lsa.iI
IS'Ge11 .. y. u .,,!l ...... sss7qsd liof Fsg
%. BUTTERJLowsr! Sales at sO0SSc for Ohis, and
CHEESE 3b6SSIfst is,sSfsb..io is1ias1