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largely attended, and very satisfactory Pr''' ~
allied
The sales of Petroleum stocks were 1,'oo Du'
chanan Farm, at 81 1881 50; 100 Everett re''o,
leum, at 50; 800 Excelsior, at 50; %3o Gelman"' ~
&c.; 1000 High Gate, at &c.; 7oo kniche,pVOA''
At ssaooc.: 50 Manhattan, at 75c.; oooo hynd
Farm at S6 25 0$6 60; $50 Oceanic az % 100
OK ,oo Tack Petroleum, at g. 80; 100 United
states bio. at SCI SO; 500 Noble Well, at y 81;
ooo webster. at 81 60; $50 Northern Light, at
1925 ,u,,n..
Messrs Albert II. Nicolay & Co. will hold their
xornIor auetion sale of Stocks and Bonds to-
morrow Thursday, March 2, at IA cioeK' az Inc
Stock Sales Rooms No. 50 William-st.
FORTH NATIONAL BANK CP THB CITY OF
NEw.YoRK.
Nos. ~ AND % PNE-sr.,
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
Have for sale, reody for delivery,
UNIFIED STATES $40 TREASURY NoTEs
Convertible, at maturity, into $40 GoLD-BEARNo
BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIr7cArLs.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend TO other business with the Government
p. c. CALHOUN, President
B. SEAMAN, Cashier.
UNITED STATES
Z $40
TREASURY NOTES
For immediate delivery, at
HOwEs e. MAcYs, Bankers,
No. 20 WALL-sT.
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Slaughter, 2sa3o do. Dead Green, 2o026ci do.
ppfyalo Aooc

Slaughter, 1880; do. Dead Green, 2oa9oc., DO.
Buffalo, 2l022c.
HOPS-There still continues good steady demand
from consumers, and under light receipts and only o
moderate stock prices arc firm aud well sustanedi we
quote at 2503so for common to prime Old, and 45a35e
for fair TO choice New Crop The exports for the month
pay lower grades, including about Of older gr0wths
The exports last year time amounted to II 26o bales
Old and New against 40 l34 bales the same period In
1863. The exports may possibly reach trning higher
figure than above, az understand that some OF our
shippers clear their Hops under the head Of nerchan
disc There quite quantity going forward y ships
Hudson and Liverpool 10 London, at I'd. ~ freight,
both being nearly ready to sail.
HAY-The demand is good for the trade and the
supply fair sales Of 200 uns at 81 65ds IS for Ship
ping and 81 1881 as for small lots.
IRON-There has been only limited business In Pig
since our last but prices without much change We
quote American No at S52d s5i, and Scotch at ESQ q
Quote English at 81 IS for common and 81 IS for re-
fined.
INDIGO-The market Is extremely dull, and We have
no important sales to advises prices are nominay I'M
LEATHER-Therc has been more activity in the
market for Hemlock Sole. and prices especially the
better qualties) have advanced, closing hrm'
sentiai change We quote: Hemlock, Buenos
Ayres, Heavy. a984lc.; Hemlock. Buenos Ayres
Middle, 3sGloc, Hemlock Buen9s Ayrc'; al Light ign
Hemock California, Middle. % 1880 Hemlock; Cali
fornia Light. 36i a37!e Iemlocs Orinoco &C. heasy
36031c.; Ucmock, Orinoco, Middle; 3o4J'c. nem
| lock- Orinoco Light. 1880; Hemlock. GOOD Dam
aged all kinds and weights 1924 d35c.; liemlock POOR
Damaged. all kinds and weights, 25d27c.i Hemock,
In the Rough 36d Sci Oak Slaughter. heavy, od
Oak slaughter Middle, 50ddc. Oak Slaughter Light
IS 52c; Oak Slaughter, Cropped. Middle $50 pc;
Oak slaughter Cropped Light, 5ia56c Oak Slaughter
IN the Rough 47a56c: Oak Slaughter. Bellies 2od2sc.
| LEAD-The demand for Pig Is only moderate but
prices are without change; sales at sHas4 80 for
Eaiena and Ara sl3 25 for Spanish German. Refined
and English. Bar is quoted at l7c and Sheet and
Pipe pc.
| IJJMBER-Eastern Spruce and Pine have been II
moderate demand and full previous prices were OBJ
tanned. a,
chiefly 10 small retail parcels wanted by the trade
F., We ouote Cuba Muscoyado at 50aGoc. for Old Crop
7Oa Soc for New Crop; Cuba Clayed at aod0c; ioi
Old Crop. 6Oa67c for New Cropj Porto Rico l5ds3c
| for old Crop, 9Oc a 81 05 for New Crop Fnglisl
Island 7od soc.. and New Crop New-Orleans 81 500
| al 80.
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NOD's CARE OVER US" Teach me Thy

N Way Lord, lead me In plain path" There, .p-
pears me- the the breath OF the world by tho
tides procure air when and hit and the Earth
turned 10 birthstone and water 10 ie the salty water be
fixed powder Ike in bellows 10 act wrong doors IKE
thunder clouds the where the diamond ship
may furnished with the best Of fruits who per-
NIT entering herriu will not be remarkable lovely under
stand German testament stated the amethening II
was appearing strange TO that God build male and
female on earth and throws the devil right in the midst OF
them rather appearing angel backing to God for 10 have
globe men;ong what they going to DO certainly Goa
was well aw are that they going 10 are families but BY
continuing backing let them have the globe time, went
lacking along arp kind Of qusuclns when the dis
satisfied the devil out after the family had
been started one wishing with family, yet trying
all TO could and The the upered way which brings this
great drupe through the world am afraid OF the pit to the
day Of appeal when party down and they one psry
goes up certainty the less quaelns the more pfospecs
be where there day one thonsan4
years and thousand years day and not wands
Tea but live by tho taste Of the finest fruits aud pnns, OF
honey perpetual hE'EAAiioN' ~ IL
Old Zinc. LANCASTER, Pa
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P,f oy,.d 10, THg TRIBUNE for tts e<k endJ ysds<sddr
March l. lst3
Amount Of stock al market:
Cattle. sheep eioAta Fat Hog.
This week. .....lSt es!s lO
| Lat wcek.........s ...s.Is9te JNi,
One year ago MAR. y ,eo2 4Io3 =
PRicEs-Becf per 100 ms on total weight OF hide, tai
low and meat. Ela, SIS 500 SIG ar't qualify $lt % q
Si3. second quality S3dSh third quality, slid t2
few choicest .nsls pains ,omehing over $6 some OF the
poorest Cows, Balls. 6c, $40 -.
Working 0ren $500 s7soi Handy Steers. 5000 $3.50,
OF much according 20 their value for beef .
Cotrs and Young Calres-fsir quality. e<oV$Ioi Extra,
SBVd slO0; Fauow and Dry S?Bd 80
Sherp-Per N. live weight, Ga lJc.
Shoto-l2dl5c.
Hdes-lOdloic Tillow, lodllc.
Psfs-S1 ,5d - 50 each Country lots, fsfF3
RyxARKs-The number Of cattle market 10 largo for the
Il also large last week and few cattle again
the yards which offered last week. but no, sold The
city beef trade tho past three days has been dull ap
because people unwilling to pay present prices
such beef offered Far less than the usual number
butchers about IA. yards aud the trade In cstte Is duh At
the Of last weeks prices with something Cd fro= the
opening Gales week ago.
With nearly double last weeks number Of sheep and lambs
have TO report largo decline In prices We lower oa
range Of quotations c y D. but believe that many loads Of
medium and inferior qualities have been sold about &c. H.
s than they MI have been sold week ago
qu-nty drovers must have lost heavily sheep this week
There i0O, posty ysry heavy sheep nom the Wet
Some signs .; Improvements noticed in the mich Gov
trade.
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air demand from manufacturers nearly oil the recent
receipts have been disposed Of and prices are
Sales amount to TO- 500 bs sisal 3oo IDS, tsra' anu
duras. and $500 ms. Central American on priVte
terms We quote: Goat-Tampico. e59s'ic. cash per
o. Ma% 1Ss Sus sacs I PER es.s
Der H. Payta 65d7Oc. cash per ID. Curacoa. o3a70c
cash per 10 Cape, zoe. cash pei d. Desr--hondurs
CSC to 81 cash per r. Vera Cruz 95c 10 u cash per no.
Central American. 92i TO Csc. cash per D; ban Juan
30 TO 92ic. cash per H.. Ssa IS TO 9Oc cash per ID;
Angostura 70 to $50. cash per n.i Para si 70 soo'
cash per 10. -,
consumers is doing in this market. both buyer and
seller preferrng await the issue OF the tarh question:
Prices are about the same, though for the presea.
rather nominal We quote at 4d33c. for Ginger; %Jd
44c for Pepper; 34a34ic. for Pimenoi 35aS7ie. FOR
Gloves; 81 sOa 81 IS for Nutmegs; q 3oaei IS for
Mace. and 81 o50sl 07i for Cassia.
SPELTER 10 quet. but prices are w1tnout ohsnSe'
Small sales of Selesian at l2c. cash. ~
STEARINE-Ths supply Of prime 10 Hight. and the
market is Grmer, the demand not very sove SAFES OF
r. IT e prime az quiet S~ S
for Crude and 29c for Refned Nitrate soda quoted
ct &c.
Clover Seed choice Is scarce sales OF 100 bags at 2a
26c Timothy Seed Is In fair demand at SGds per buep
Rough Flax Seed is in for request and not plenty o.
@ 60dt3 10 per BUSH Of SO n.
TEA-There is some inquiry for OolonP. but not to
any extent. Other descriptions sell moderately IN re-
tail way. Prices generally are firm.
TOBACCO-1here is very iitfie uoinR !" ,s."tu'A!
Leaf shippers having almost entirely suspended opera
tons and manufacturers not being disposed to purchase
at the moment; prices are pretty much the same as
during the past month prime lots and selections show
inc the most rmncss rs they are comparatively scarce
we quote as follows, Light Leaf at 9dI0c. for Common
and Frosted Lugs; lodliic. for Sound fLugs va l3c
for Low Leaf i63 isc for Medium Leaf; 22d24c. for
good Leaf; 25d2sc for Prime Leaf and 30Q35c. for
selections; heavy Western and Clarksve at l2G 40
for Lugs; l5al7c for Low Leaf lsd22c. for medium
Leaf 25d soc. for good Leaf 2do3c Tor prime Lea,
and Is 4Oc for selections the receipts during Feb
ruary were 23 hogsheads against ee1 same time last
YEAR the total arrivals 10 date are Us hogsheads'
chiefly old crop against $50 time last season
EoNIiiLY sTATLNRSr OF sTocKs OF SPANISH TOBACCO
Havana CubA YMs. Cienfueyos
p.l.. RAJ. Hal a
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"WEDNESDAY, March 1-P. NJ.

Gold opened at 2o0l, sold as high as POI, and
closed at 1894. Cash gold is abundant and under
Q more active inquiry for money is lent with good
deal Of freedom. The payment of the lO-4Ocoupons
odds sensibly to the stock upon the street.
Money is more active, and, upon ordinary col
hterals, stock houses are ready to pay per cent,
and in some cases have not been able TO make up
their accounts readily. In commercial paper no
change. The 1905 are selling so freely that the
Government Is accumulating money, and ordinary
borrowers do not get supplied so freely.
Conservative people avoid new engagements de-
pending upon money at less than per cent, and
tAe general impression is that MI. McCunoch will
prsve q prudent officer, and in all possible ways
sndeavor to get greenbacks and gold good dea
nearer together. The new Secretary is able to ac
ssmplsh what neither Mr. Chase or Mr.. Fessender
dared attempt. The Rebellion has reached point
where the Government feels master of the financial
Y position, and can commence to absorb the plain
jsQal tender upon which much of the existing in
nation Of gold and commodities is based. Contrac-
zion by the Government in that direction will soon
affect the money market, and trouble borrowers and
spectators in all departments.
There is less actiyityin gold-bearing Government
stocks, and 5-20s are quoted at llOGlllt. For
I0-40s, 97i 997t, e1 coupons. Railway bonds are
uiuIost wholly neglected. bank stocks are hrm and
In demand, with very few offering. The miscelh-
neous shares are quite active. Central Coal rose 8
per cent. Cumberland sold as low as II, upon the
report of the defeat of the sale Of the Slope Mine,
and closed at 73i when the sale was confirmed
officially. Mariposa is in demand. Railway shares
are all lower and offered freely for cash. There is
little outside demand, and under a more active
inquiry for money, spectators who are disposed to
reduce their lines find for customers none but the
Same brokers from whom they bought their now
burdensome stocks. At the Second Board the mar
het was lower, with disposition to press sales for
cash and on sellers option Later in the day prices
we're still lower.
Exchange is dull, and quotations quite nominal
Bankers Sterling, 60 days, l0Sa 1881; Bankers
Sterling three days, lO9slOe3; Merchants Ster-
ling, 1861 al07}; Francs, 5.2oa5.25.
Freights are very dull. The engagements to
Liverpool are 200 tuns Logwood and Fustic at rs.
Sd. ass. 100 tuns Copper Ore and 50 tuns Railroad
Car Wheels on private terms; and per steamer,
Bacon at 20s. To Marseilles, so hhds. Tallow OF
85 francs.
The subscriptions received at the Ninth National
Bank this day, for the 730 loan, amounted to
O., 100000.
The following will show the exports exclusive of
spece) from New-York to foreign ports for the week
ending Feb. q, and since the beginning Of the year:
FOR the week .e4iif'1co ss5sssac s9.sis'?su
Prey. reported. 2s,O74,c36 23l73.34s 37,367,632
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TIC fOIOWIng tabIe Blows tne PieseHt cOst O1 TUT
vav materials and wages and the prices in 1860:

The next balance sheets made by leading roads
viii chow less nett income than stock holders an
tieps.e from the large gross earnings and the gains
upon the traffic Of the past two years.
The auction sales Of dry goods to-day were all
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CHAxBrRs-MARcH I-Befors Jus.
tees BARBOUR and McCuM.
UABEAs CORPUS.

In the matter Of the Habeas Corpus Of Mary
Kate Griain-Ihis application came on to be heard this
morning pursuance Of the sdournments heretofore noticed
nd The cbd was brought into court IL viii be remembered
that In Ibis the father applies for habeas corpus Tor his
child who Is IN the his aunt The aunt rests on
the ground that the father had virtually abandoned the child
from the months old and that the father was
wholly united for tho charge of the child The father ira
vessd the return denying tho allegations The Court made
inquiries II the child who seemed greatly distressed ut any
dea OF leaving The issues referred to Murray
Hoffman take testimony and report 10 the Court, jose phi
q. Jackson for roator W. II. Inseoll for respondent
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The Taylor Farm Petroleum Company, just
organized in this city twenty years lease OF the
j. Taylor farm, situated ON Wolf Creek Washington
County, Ohio The oil found in this locality is iuor'
eating, which sells for more than double the price oil
Oil Creek oil A limited amount Of stock is offered oil
81 50 per share full paid; par value, s. We refer our
readers to the advertisement, in another column.
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We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement Of the Wolf Creek Petroleum Company
of New.York, organized with capital stock OIL
900, divided into 10000 shares Of g EACH par
value. limited number Of shares ere offered OF " %
per share full paid stock.
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We invite the attention Of the public to the
advertisement Of the Silver State Mining Company Of
Nevada in another column. This investment promise,
10 yield 100 per cent per annum. in coin.
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Rereyafa oT Ppa6ure

MARCH l.-5.755 bbls. Flour, oo7 bbls. Whisky. go
bags Corn Meal 10 200 BUSH Oats 900 BUSH Seed. IL
pkgs Ashes e9J pkgs Lard 500 pkgs Butter s99 pkgs
Provisions ], 2l9 Dressed Hogs.
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Hops are drug in the market large quantities being
on sale . portion VI them in the hands OF country
owners who have tried the market pretty cfcotually
While few very prime sold at i0c.. on times II
takes really good lot 10 bring Sc, casA, aud large
solJ et .D4oSc
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COURT CALENDAR-THp DAY
SUPREME CoURT-Part Mos. ll3!, lbs, lli2,
no Il8 Iiss IIo? 1896 ITO Il72 1876 lls2 1854 1872
I@ iie8 i2oo 1907 1903 I2o Part IINos 998, s6 81,
2l3 sl 1884, 1882 G46 sC% lo<2 0.% lo$s. lg64 iil ao
826 1915 1884, 1888 1896
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TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
No 240 Broadway.
f30 TREASURY NOTES on hand for sale:
ID. L. Ross, President
]. II. Stout, Cashier.
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POULTRY AND GAME
Live chickens and fowls ale In demand AZ mgner
49,. LAYING hens are IN particular request Just now
Some largo EewJersey geese have sold for 70 per PAIR
live ducks are also doing we'll but most dressed pouf
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HIDES-AH descriptions have ruled very dull. but
onr annexed show but little variation closing
quiet; We quote: Dry Hides-Buenos A;res. J0;Se !:
Buenog Ayres and Nontevideo. $50 36c Rio Grande 80
a3ac Ofinoco sea &c.; California. 3303ic Central
American 3a3lc Eatamoros, 3oa3lc.' Vera Cruz, 20
a SOC. Tampco 2s629c. Bogota. 29@3cc Maraeaibo
lilo gTaosc' Rio Hscie dry and picked, "a a2jc.
Curacon, 22a23c 81. Domingo and Port ap
Platt' 2l023c.; Western, 2id25c.i hino', as9
a9c.; Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande Kips; 329
a3c Sierra Leone, 36d37c.; Gambia and Bissau,
26az7c. Zanzibar 2342Jci Dry Sailed Hides
Chi. Sea27c.; Psyta. 26a27c.; Maran5sn: 2a924c;
Pernambuco 22a23ci Bahia 2la22c. aatsmoIo'.
sand wich Island, 2la22c Wet Sailed Hides -Buenos
Ayres, I50lGc.; Rio Grande l5i 0l6,cj CALIFORNIA
Is. 0IoIc; EewOrleans. l2 0l3c. Western and Coan
Iry lOiOl2ic.; City Slaughter yO1l l2tVl3ic 40
Cow. IOlGI.e. East India Btock.-Calcutts, City
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PETROLEUM-The uaIket for Crude las been very
duh and irregular; since last prices have had
downward tendency and At the close are lower sales
have been made for April at ]id42c. buyers option
Refined has been in less active demand, the business
being confined entirely TO sales Of free for home
sumption; in prices we have no particular change 10
noc the receipts continue very light and holders
firm in their views, consequently nothing has been
taken for export. The closiDg quotations fol.
lows l3d 4ic. for Crude God67c for Refined In bond;
and eG &c for do. free Private advIces from Titus
vile state that there has been particular change in
the market for Crude during the week the price at the
wells g. so hauling to Titusyillc. 81 25 barrels
s. Is. new well OF 80 barrels has been struck on
Sugar Creek yielding Lubrcating OIL. which sells for
eos " barrel at the WELL Roads good. The fire the
Yank Farm destroyed several wells but not much OIL
Among the wells destroyed is the "Omstead"
RICE-The market Is extremely quiet, and prices
more less nominal; We hear Of only q few small
resaes Of the Carolina ecently sold ut auctiop) at
l3i ollie
SUGARS-The demand for Raw Sugars has been
moderate. and the market continues depressed. Fair
Refining at the outside cannot be quoted 5ic and
Good Refining at l6tci the sales to-day are 235 hhds
chiefly (:nta. at u! dl7ic. Refined very dull at
Psi 925ic for Hards. Messrs X. l.. A. Stuar's quo
tat0ns for Refined. established today are us follows
Loaf 25ic., Beet Crushed. 25ic.; Granulaied, 25Ic
Ground. 25ic; White A, 2ic. and Yellow &, &c cash
STOCK MARCH j, 1865.
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Since Jan. .e32 1856 1876 $50 769 e6e $40 2o726
COMMERCE OF HEw.YoRK PRoM July ]. 1864 TO DATE
1S62-3. 1891. 1898.
Imports mdse .flI69l5 277 El2j sci $50. ll3 7e4
Exports produce i2sg73422 lOf.342,399 1888 9q6
Exports specie. 40OJO9Oe 37.233.1l u. 1888
The First National Bank sold $25O, 900 Of 1905
to-day, and paid q, 500, 900 Of Treasury drafts.
"Tbe Cumberland Company to-day closed the
sale of the Slope Mine, for which they receive in
payment $6l7. 900 in their Bonds, being tho whole
Of their Indebtedness. The property sold is about
sne.tenth of the Companys estate; at this rate the
whole property would if sold, give the stOckhold-
ers over par for their stock"
The following table shows the present cost Of rail-
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BUTTER

Butter Is falling rapidly from the comparatively
low rates Of last week. The decline is Base per h.
from last week. ic Of which occurred to-day. This
rapid decline tells heavily dealers who have been
holding stocks bought up at zoe. IN tho country Sew
era failures have recently occurred among the butter
men. and more anticipated. decline Of 20c per
h. from the highest quotations last Fail foots up
heavy amount on large purchases There Is little sym
patty manifested In the trade for those farm.
ers who would have had their butter here
some weeks-almost months before--but for deten.
tions on tho way. but for the majority
who refused all advice send forward last October and
November when thousands Of flrkins per week over
and above the receipts were really wanted at So and
even Co., there Is not particle Of sympathy, but
general expression that they richly deserve to lose
There certainly will be loss Of fully Y0c per ID on
some lots could speak Of besides being out Of the
money all this time. There Is butte. in the
country than he brought forward by tho oertaxed
railroads before the first OF April when weather
will iDnre its quality. The stock IN tho city is proba
bly, ger % day than at any previous time Of the
date for twenty years The shipping Is nearly
over; so We see nothing encouraging to bold out 10
those who It'll have stocks hand Shippers Of
erng lsa l9c 10 day in godonc lot Of 5G7 tubs State
butter was sold ut l9c. Monday. and little strictly
prime ut 2oc but those prices could not be realized to
day. North Western and Roll butter is particularly
hard 10 get at any price, como Of the latter sell
ing ut 25c In greenbacks. We quote;
Fancy Delaware, &C. N MISREPRESENTATION. 40842
= Ei.Ii. "a I,h o.ndt In .Lofa IA,
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SALT-Iheieif only a mtderate inquiry buyers hold
on IN anticipation Of lower prices. while holders are
firm in their views and genera refuse TO sell unless at
full prices; the receipts Of both Liverpool and West
India are light We quote nom 'nally follows: Liv
erpoo at 81 25 for Ground s. G0asj 65 for Marshas
Jeifreys. and Darcey's, g. $3.50 co for Worthiug
TOMS o. 80 for Fine Ashtons and Turks Island at q
uCsc.
bales Sandwich Island and 80 bales from Cape OF food
Hope. Demand moderate. We note sales OF 1000
Matamoros and 5000 Payta Goat ut prices within our
quotations. Deer-Recoipts, rs bales from sisal and
20 bales from Tobsco, bales from, Porto
DelO and D bales from San Francisco. We have had .
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State Tubs Welsh good to choice.
Roll butter 5000
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N. Y. Wholesale Price. Of Country Produce.

W
lErprr,sly for The N. Y Tribune by Reporter
The following the current rates Of az cles in good
condition as sold by commission houses at Wholesale.
Shippers receive TO 10 v cent less. deducted for
missions beside freight and other charges.
BEANS AND PEAS.
Receipts Of beans are free. about 1000 bushels per
day. and the feeling is weaker. We quote;
beans. pea and medium prime, y bush - -ae3 90
Beans kidney y bush. 900 } IS
Beans marrow prime .................... , $50 3 50
Beans inferior. ........................ 1850 2 Is
Beans Lima " bush. ..................ll 0O0 ~ 90
Peas Canadian, y bush. .-.............2 80 2 Is
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Beef and Pork are lower with free arrivals this the
first week Of Lent Mutton Is also looking cow.
New.Jersey fresh killed hogs worth lsc. We
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BRIGHTON. CAMBAipGK AND hEDfORD.
PEI r,sd for THx TRIBUNE v ts e~k sndy Wednesday,
March |, lst3
Amount Of stock al market:
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