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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

II About thirty men were recruited for the
city yesterday and sent TO the provost marshal
for examination and muster in. This i the best
days work Jet for new recruits.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
XxXVHI CONGRESS---2d SESSION.

MORE Our congressional report comes 30
mixed up by bungling operators that Ne are only
able TO give detached portions Of it
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

r. Emma Waller "a Kate O'Brien to night.
with song for her fsre~ell benefit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

cHEAr LoT.-Lot. No. 60. on n e6rasks street,
In Dunlap and Tutevier's subdivision, will be
sold for 5000 Inquire at tbs Office 1871
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

N The l49lh regiment. Colonel Fairbanks.
raised IN the 7ih congfession-l district will start
Tor the front to-day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

u Rooms for rent, on the corner OF Mary
land and West streets. For particulars inquire
Al the Empire Saloon. IN The new building. ~ q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
Appointments 10 New indiana Regi-
menis.

The following appointments we're made in the
new Indiana regiments yesterday:
OSE HUSpRED AND FouRTY Forum REcr
Co L. Alexander j Todd captain. VI iron
Barley Ia. lieutenant. v illism H Kyler 81 lieu
tenant
OSK HUSpRED AND FORTY SIXTH REGIMENT
Co T, Henry ID b ,nta. captain. Fleming 6
l. ebenthal lsf lieutenant. Frederick Stucey p
lieutenant Co John Bulkhardt captain. Bar
ton " Cole IL leu'enaut. l. ,ursiOn Il lngold
2 lieuten,u CO o. Josiah DIVE. captain San
ford Briddle. 1T Lieutenant. T. och Allen ~ lieu
tenant; CO ii. Be tn n F. Pate. csplsin. Peter
, lieutenant: Go !, James X Dagger, captain.
Geooge Sullivan. II lieutenant, George ".
Sahks. 2 lieutenant.
Or HUNDRED AID Forty EIGHTH REGIMENT
-Chsrlts W. Stewart Chaplain.
ONE HUDRtD And Forty NINTH REGIMENT.
Co X James Mewhiuuey. captain Leonad
West. 1t lieutenant Matthew ;. Recler, 81
lieutenant
OSs HuSDRrD AND FlFrIsrH RkclMtNr
Co. ID Cry VI. Lane. cap,sin. Oiiv,r )
WoOIley. lsi lieufenaut. ThomAs haFtness, p
lieutenant CO l.. Frank L. ,miltnu. sptain
George W Lamb. lst lieutenrnt. Milton Gal
breath. J | lieutenant Co t, John Roswell
captain. Maiihew 4 BeFryyille. i>t lieutenant.
Edw.td Psupei d liefenant
OK HUNDRED AND FIFTY Third REGIMENT
p Carey. colonel. Charles : Ellis lieutenant
colonel. D niei Il Bennett quirtefm sster
CO ID. Joseph Lugar captain. joseph + Rues5
lst Lieutenant, John v Miles 81 lieutenant.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

N Emma Waller TO nigh in TAO plays for
her farewell benefit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

- Emms Waller a. Hamlet 10 night. her
farewell btntff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

TT See Dr. Wm ThomsoB's advertisement
on the third page Of TO days paper
-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

q room 20 let frootipg on Pearl street.
Call At No IL West Washington street. = 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

~ Emma Waller tonight as Tragedienne,
Comeiienne and vocalist, for her farewell benefit.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

each and ever share purchased. Thus. on The
payment Of ten dollars the purchaser receives q
certificate Of Two shares Of paid Up stock. and 50
OF any number OF shares purchased. Should The
work now already commenced prove 4 success
which il confidently expected) whatever stocks
remain unsoid will be called IN, ard the whole
capital stock OF $500 600 dividend among the
stockholders pro rata in proportion 70 the amount
OF stock thew each and severally hold.
The company already own 10 fee simple and
have tho exclusive control. br actual lease, over
six thousand acres of c'oicely selected oil lands
IN the counties OF jasper and White, aud are
stilil adding thereto in Benton. Pulaski. Lake.
Porter and Tippecanoe counties such tracts of
land as manifest signs Of being oil producing.
"a large amount of the stock offered has al.
ready been sold and parties are constantly spDly-
ing TO The secretary for investment in this enter
prise.
We have not thought IL necessary, or even
advisable TO procure maps of our territory. a.
the company have determined 10 proceed a. once
10 work. and thus demonstrate the feasibility OF
the enterprise. This is 10 bogus concern. but a
genuine earnest working company. sith Sufficient
capital on hand TO prosecute the enterprise to
successful issue, eVen should not another share
Of stock be taken The company confidently be
lieve they have sure thing. and il such il should
prove. there is money enough IN the undertaking
for all who may secure interest in the same"
Ia few days We shall be able 10 give further
particulars in regard 10 this company. the names
Of its officers aud where shares 10 the capital
stock can he procured
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
-Sars The Evansville Journal !:

Evansville occupies the proud position OF hav
ing never been compelled by the merciless FRO
visions of the draft 20 furnish her share of men
20 pot down rebellion and resistance 10 Tightlul
authority More than that Though she has.
within the past two years. paid out forty thousand
dollars in bouuiies. her dehi has been in 20 wise
increased. nor docs she owe any money for bonn-
les Olher cities have plunged heels over bead
IN debt snd had their orders hasket about their
streets far sale and thereby greatly deprecated
70 avoid the draft Bur. thsnks 20 Mayor Ba-
keF's financial skill and prudence, our bouutes
have been paid out Of cash on hand and TO
debt on this account will bsrut tax PAYERS in Ia
ture year.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

will be paid TO any party who wilt inform the ad-
vertiser of good house TO rent, from FIVE 10
seven rooms, centrally located. not over four
squares from the corner Of Mary land and Meri-
dian streets the house TO be acceptable TO The
advertiser Address b, Lock box 246,
Post nfica At
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

Major Samuel Eissll ar old and much re
spected citizen Of Foft wsyne died on the 9th
OF last month. szed sixtv wears
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City 1T z M 6

IL Emns walters farewell benefit tonight.
. great bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
Rooks Received.

The Letter, Of wosane Amsdeu, Mo,ar Translated nom
the collection of Ludwig NOhl, by Lady Wallace vols
limo. Hurd Houghton.
Divine aud Moral Songs for Children. BY l'sso Watts DID,
Rdo Nixon the Old White Trsp2er. By W. H. o. Kingston
l2mo. pp l64. James KILLER.
Book Rhymes Jnslrs and III les Edited and Illustrated
BY Charlie. n. Bennett. l2mo pp o.. The Same ~,
Robert Menys Third Book Of fUzzes. lemo PIP. D. The
Ine Be Ton Estate By Anthony Trolope. I2mo. PIP 3s2
Little Foxes by Christopher CrOw6eld i2mo pp 2s7 Tick
fstrio, Boys and Prison Pictures By Edmund Kte i2mo
Do 3C6 The Same.
Necdts nd MadrigAs mostly from the Old English Poets,
Edited by. Richard Henry stOddsid l2mO. pp 2ve
Bunce HUNTINGTON. ,,..., 49,
The Kings Bel. by Richard Henry StoddArd- With Has'
trations l2n,O. PIP. co. The Same.
Powdlers Shakespeare. limo. PIP. S64 II. II; Brown
tsssys on the Supernatural Origin u Christianity. By the
Rev; George ?. Fisher, n. A. svo. pp $50. Charles
Scribner.
The Lie and Times Of Jo.eph Warren By Richard Frob
inghsm. svo. pp $50. Boston; Little, Brown, Co.
POEM. By Robert buchanan. IL mo. PIP. 3lo. Boston;
r,.asnIes Of Memory. BY s.muel Rogers limo. pp g.
ia seven Hymns Of the Medieval Church limo PIP
Resource, Of Cafornis. by John s. Hitten. New Edcr
evo. Up. +9s. A Roman Co.
Ls,er Lyrics BY Juis Ward Howe. l2rnO. pp 32s Boz
Child Lie in It.ly. limo. Pr. osa III. Same.
fy1til; Or, The Enchanted fssnd Fairy Tale. By Ed
wand willeit: limo; PIP liz. T. "; Strong
rAs Phuce Of Ksshna West Indian Story. Blythe su,bc
of"In the Tropics" With an introduction by Richar
The Late English Poets Edited by Richard Henry stoddut
i2no. PIP. 5s9 Bunce Huntinston
wiDsd BsI'ra| By the Au'hSI q The schonbeTsCo'
TAe Song Without Words By the Author Of The schO
bergCotta Fsmily." lono. pp. lao. The Same
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

.sp,etle'. History Of Civilization speaking =" ~
r,esspt movement IN Spain against the lnqus,'on a"a
tbe monks refers " the work Of his Eao'od' n'." '
Yerpando Garrdo, as often amending ana 0'% 49,
The views Of Buckle with regard 10 opAh. Ia. ,,.
mentions the report that Mr. Stuart MIL VIII ''''
posthumous writings Of Buckle.
A first part of Napoleon's second VoiuifN o'
.h ..u,,oire IA Inles Cesar" is In type and copies
n Tho hands Of transla,ors. The opening chapters
,o,.,. % tho Gallic ca mpegn OF a. u Z. tso.
"Der Cocitant is the name OF new month
.a.,,s nublshed In October at Berlin. 1t is edited
,no.orions DR. Edward Low enthal, the founder OF
.nev religion without creed, o. anew cutus without
-o,.hin and ef new system of rature. which declares
,rayaton and attraction to be mere idle school fan
Ses that light and warmth do not proceed from tht
pn and other like novelties and is intended TO be the
organ Of the new philosophy Its full title is: "De
Cogitant. Flugbdtter iGr Freunde Naturalistisehel
weltansehauung.'
The contemporary Review" is the title
Of Broad Church monthly Journal Of criticism, theo
logical literary. and social whion 10 to appear on the
1sr of January.
The monument erected 10 Thackeray in West
nnster Abbey was uncovered Oh the 2lst nit. 1t con
siss of bust by Baron Marocbett. upon base OF feo
serpentne, mounted on bronze support, bearing
smpe record Of the name and of the dates Of birth and
Of death i, is fixed against val column in the soutf
transept behind the statue Of Addison
Mr.. Peter Bayne has resigned the editorshil
sf the London and Edinburgh Weekly Review" IL
consequence Of his opinions inspiration set forth II
IN article in the "Fortnighty Review" being eonsd
sred by the English PresbyteIiaus the supporters
She former as unorthodox.
Every Saturday is the title of new jour
nal Of choice reading about to be issued under the aus
pices of Messrs. Teknor Fields of Boston. The pub
hshers propose TO place before American reader
trifug cost each week % large octave pages OF read
ing matter selected rom the latest English and Con
tinental periodicals. Much of the highest literary tai
Snt abroad 10 employed in the magazres Inc geherh
reader in this country scarcely be supposed to IN
Gslse in the luxury Of subscribing to these almost nnu
nersble publications. BY reproducing the chief char
sctsriscs Of foreign periodical literature Of the better
hind Every Saturday will cOmrUend isefto all classes
sf fintelgent men and women. Tie new periodical II
n understood 10 to be under the editorial supervision
Mr.. Thomas Bailey Aldrch, who is well known TO the
literary public by his uIuriantly embroidered poetry
and whose familiarity with modern English literature
and whose cultivated taste give him excellent Qualif
cations for the task.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
Trnveters, Guide.

To Albany. oy Hudson H. n, Depot ",ha aud
and t,h sr. Vi. Hudson River, r. 10. m. \.
q, and II p. ~. VIA Harlem u - IA. and o.
s. s.n',s ,sp Ts be,wssa oSsmber. .ad so,s Il .ss
and City Hall aud 10Th station
4'sy; by r11.dsy fsa
and Saturday.. and D.ni.l Drew. h;nndsy. Wsa
ne.d.y. and Friday, from , foo. Of De'S'0''e''t
TO Albany, By steamer 81 John. aonds,, ~rd
Tu~sdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays, from pier "
70 Baltimore and Ws,hinrton. by th. New.jrr.sy
II. r., foot Of Courisndtst., and lii q IN,
o. m, and Ia midnight Sunday. q n
10 Boston. bv .w.London line, Pier ssN r..
daily (su, day eIc.pted,. ,................... Pa
To ,,,tOn. by Nsw-Iisven X r. vi. Springfield;
Bo.,on ,ns Sr ,wH.,.a L T. i.;i., aud as
ave- via shore Linz, 1T and ) p m. sunday. p n
T.. BIidFspor, by steamer BRIDGEPORT daily hOm .,
To camden: M.pcas.';i end 90 Lon, Brs"'n sy
tsIcrp, sunday II Is a. N. ........... up
w.,, by Ens Railroad. foot Of Ch.moe"st'
| TO Camden, Manchester and Long Branch. by Ia.
Ii,sn and Dssw'Ie B.S + r.. ". 's'Tsess S
Lin. for Msuehs.,sr and Long Braueh........ ais p
| 10 Orernport, by Long Island r. X, foo, ofJsDes
,p r. r. a. m aud Ysphank.. ln.. and o. N
! To Hacteustown aud intermediate stations, py
! Morris aud E"eI II. r.. loot Of Bsrclay'si.. at
$50 g. BY same road for sions west OF
| Mlburn at <iO D. m Moni,town Erpre"..... p u
To New Haven connecting With n. II. for Hartford,
| and sprnghed-stsamersle leave Peck Slip at u
AID.
To New. Haven, by the New-iiayrn m, 2thst
and +thsv.. at e. llt m. l2i ;. 3t3 ~. and p
To the West, by Central Railroad Of New Jersy.
via Allentown. from foot Of LibeIiy-st. n. L..
O. m ~ IN. and $500 D. m. Sunday uun........ ! p
10 Phisde,hia, by New.Jersey Railroad, loot OF
Coursndi-st., I. 10 and II! =. m, u m.,t and6
m and ~ midnight sundav................... p.
To Providence by steamer CITY otProyid.nce. ev
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from Pirr
IS. NJ ~ AZ "
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Coz Line.
daily. Sundays excepted from pirr q, foot of
Hob.nson-st, N. H., p
To Troy. by steamers Vanderbilt and Rip Van Win
HE, daily. tsundsys iroludedl Saturday, ex.
cepiedl pier 10 n. p
To Wssbingon by Now-Jersey X. r. foot of
CouTtisndtst snd llt a. m p. M, and ID
midnight S1ndhy p
To Pierniont by Northern X. r., Ne~ Jersey,
from Jersey City at Pt a. IN, l2t n and 6:02 y m.
Monday, ......................s. u a.
To.sts.-n Ia and, &c. vide Advertisement
96Nrw bcn from Norfolk, by steamer Pioneer.
every Friday
For iurther Information IN regard to Railroad Time Table
zee advertisements 10 smother Dar OF this papsL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

The aggregate of the sentences To imprison'
ment imposed during last week by Judge Russell OF the
Mas,hchn.etts Superior Court, sitting at Boston,
reached III years This exclusive OF sentences to
the House Of Correction Of Suffolk Comfy which
amounted to some 80 years more.
James Thompson shot his step-mother. three
Of his half sisters and his half brother at Broohsyile
Georgia ou Deoember5. Three q these persons were
instantly kined one Ia tbought ~ he m0rtsly wounded,
aud one will probably recover. The murderer had not
been arrested al last accounts.
CIVIL Moreau of Brookfeld, Mass, was killed
by a collision on the Connecticut River Railroad on
Jhursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
The CsmmtssIeners or Public Charities
and the New Medical College,

The Ooin mtesbo0cBB %
and the New Medical College.
To the TdifO, Of The NJ y. Hibvne
SIR: The TRIBUNE has been trying for some
time to yet light upon the new Medical College said to
be built by the Commissioners Of Public Charities on
the grounds Of Bellevue Hospital at the expense Of tho
city.
Perhaps the publication Of the following action Of
Board of Commissioners, at recent meeting. VIII
answer the purpose 1t extract from the printed
records Of the Board:
"M, Brennan offered the following resolution In eIrsns
ton Of his sgsnst accepting the loSrs '
hrr,as IN the opinion of this Board, the late Board oi
Ap lat eacr.ded ,ac, power; IN IN e9" ai
Door Poor Mor,u and increased accommodations for COR
oner, hn designed mainly for Medr,l College therefor
building * ep fitting the hr door for the reception
snd Treatment, Of outdoor poor. &C, ,.n. &c; Lost
! YEAs-Con imissioners Nicholson Bell
! Now think that Mr.. Brennan aud MI Bowen ore
entitled 10 fad their action Ia ms matter sustained
pubic opinion. They are dscharging very unp'eas'
ant but very important pubic duty
| Their resolution shows that this is Medical College
beyond denial that in their opinion 1t has been Illegally
mi, II almost CONVEYS the impression that this has
been done with fraudulent pretense. f.
Leaving Mr.. Bell. the President OF the Board IN IN
yonr hands--for il you insist be will be obliged 10
ansverI will ask Mr.. Brennan, who obviously desires
10 stand right in this matter, the following quesons
Is IL true that Mr Bel has leased this bulldog TO BIS
brother.iu.aw Dr. Alexander H. Mott and assooiate'
| for a term Of yearsl III So at what rent
Does that rent include the care, warming Lighting,
servants hire and other expenses Of The buding Are
tn,se things to be paid for by the city
1t seems likely that tie City will be legally bound ol
the act of MessIs Bel and Ncholson. am informed
that there s no other way which it can get rid Of th
imposition but by repeal Of tie charter OF Bellevue
College which would render the edce useless Tor III
Intended purpose. In the meantime II would be wen Io
tie CITY members OF the Legislature 10 be making them
selves acquainted with the facts Of the case In view
I action At ALBANY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

The following is the state Of the garrison of
the several defensive works about Washington st the
present tine Forts Ethan A'len; Smith, Corcoran,
Rogers gsrrsoned by the I07th regiment OF T. C.
y. Forts Sumner Reno Stephens, Slocum, TotIen.
Lincoln Mahan. Baker. Stanton and Carroll gari
soDed by the 4lh u. s. C. T.
The Massachusetts Legislature meets On
Wednesday. Jan. 3. Tho candidates for tho Speaker.
ship are numerous. Senator Pond OF HiddeseI viii
undoubtedly be chosen preside the unper brapoh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

Rxpon1rp ror THn NY. TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 20, 1865
ASHES-Pots have been in fair request but prices
nre lower closing at 81 rs Pearls arc duh ana nom
inal -, a.. vouo,,
PFESwAX--A fair business wrs done I'D fchow
Western and southern and prices are Without cnahgei
sales a, 45d J0c.. chiefly at 4gc. ,
COrTON-Tbc demand las continued Rood, am
prces are again better closing firm az oido~c' 'or
Middljng: sales Of about 5000 bales
COFFFE-The market for all kinds 10 quiet ana
prces pouipally unchanged sales Of ~ ceroons nck'
con al prices not made public. The stock OF hio is
about 6i OO0 bags; we quote Rio prime ~ Soie' ao.
good 49, a 200 DO fair lS floc.; 90 otdual!, Ito
sc and do fair TO good cargoes, IeiuI'1c' ne' ea''
gold, duty paid o-,.ao. 10, c.rooo.s.
s0soc for Guayaqui. and l2al2ic. tor 81 Dom'nso'
oil gold and in bond. ,.o,,
COPPER-We have had lively demand Tor AMER
can Insot since this day week aud prlces grauua.iy
worked upward closirg firm Mt fldf2c, LOT Lase an
Baltimore; Manufactured s1ow no msterlhi .aao s
In PRICES the demand has been fart we quote d. 'oc "
Yellw Metal and s5c. for New Sheathing oo1,
CANDLES-Adamantine are lower ana dnh az - q =
ojc. Sperm and Patent have both ADVANCED anu "a
business was done at 42c for tho former, ana '<e oi
the latter. ,..,.o,,
COAI-The market for Domestic has ruled extremely
ouie for the season. and lower and irregular prices
have been nccepted and prices tend DOWNWARD: sae,
from ward ut SeaSl per tun; Foreign Is III im,teu
supply for Prince sales Of Liverpool and ecotoa IAN
mel TO arrive, on private terms ,s
DRUGS AND DYES-All articles under this heau
ing have only met with moderate inquiry 1urg W,
week, prices In consequence have hhd uoWhw"u
tendency thoogh our annexed quotations $40" ~
1 Ilan
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21


PETROLEUM-Crudci is in fair demand and prices
are sus,ained sales Of 0O0 bbs Mt f2di2.c; Refined
In bond. Is moderately active and steady at 66ao7c.;
Refined. free IL cu and nominal
RICE-We hear ~ only small iobbing sales; Caro-
lima at lJn 3!c. and Rangoon 9iU3,c.
SUGAR-We can only repeai the report given Tor
several weeks past, viz: n dull market, and prices
heavy and nominal aboGt III l2c. for far TO good
Refining will some idea Of the rates asked but
Is very doubtful II any largo parcel can be disposed
OF on that basis the transactions to-day embrace tJ
bids Cuba at i3ic and 90 boxes at lOic for No
asses sugar,, ard lielIio. for Nos. IA 10 Is. Re-
fined duh Messrs 4. /. A. Stuart have to-day
established the follow ing rates Crushed. leic Granu
lated. lsic.; Ground. lstc.; White. A, E2c and
yellow {. i6,c. by auction to day 80 boxes damaged
sold at l0i a l2c.
SEEDS-The inquiry Is fair for Clover Seed ~ l2i Il
l3ic and small lots Of choice AZ lfc. Timothy Seed is
il limited demand at o. 25dt+ bush. Rough Flax
seed Is In fair demand at 81 90Gs3 05 per BUSH Cal-
cutta Linseed Is In fair demand and firm at g t5 in
Boston and o. 65at3 20 here Bombay is firm at e. 10
de3 20.
sTEARTN-The demand is good, but at lower prices;
sales of $50 900 n at l5Gleic for common to prime
Whit, and II dltc for Grerse.
Spell rER-Foreign has met with lsrge specu.
latiys de nand. aud prices have advanced; sales OF
silesian at u 7c gold Lehgh has been scld 10 fair
extent at l2c.. currency
SPICES have been ONLY In limited demand but prices
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
RrMlpts OF Produce.

Dec 20-lO 672 bDls Flour. 81 bbs WHISKY, gel bbls.
Corn Meal is pkgB Ashes, 1000 psgs. OH Cake, 7i8
pig Lard. 37s pkgs. Xroyisons, l,ot4 pkgs Butter,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

SALT-Liverpool continues in light stock and
holders are hrm n their views, but the business II lin
tied: we quote Ground at SGs s2 TO- and Fine at 80 90
81 80 the latter rate for Ashtons; Turks Isaad is
dull al f5c. per b1shcl
TEA-The business is not very active, though there
Is rather obbing inquiry particularly for Green's
and there II evidence OF desire To ieel' the market
OF larger operations ater the hrst of the year;
holders generally are firm.
TOBACCO-Ken,ucsy Leaf continues in good de-
maud, mainly for export. and prices have ruled very
firm; We quote, in coin. az follows; Light Leaf Lugs
u 5Gc. do. Common Leaf o. d'.c; Medium. sd9c.;
Good 9idn!c.; Fine, l2a lic. and Selections. Is "a
Common Leaf sallc.i Medium. l29i4c.; Good. lit
dl6c Fine 49, sc, and Selections. lei d20c. Seed
Leaf is trm and In fair request; we quote us follows
Connecticut filters ut seloc.; do. binders, le9
lsc; do. medium wrappers, D633c; and do
fine wrappers, 4otJ0c. NewYork Pennsylvania
and Ohio hliers. 4d6c DO. DO binders. 70l0c. /;
syivania aud Ohio do. i2aijc.; New York fine wrap
pers. 20e3Oc; Pennsylvania do lse2.c. and OHIO
DO l6d25c.
TALLOW-The demand is good for this article. and
the closes firm, sales ot lijo00 N. at 49, l3ic.
for Western; i3.aifie for City, aud li!c for Butch.
ers' Association.
i've demand prevailed under favorable aiyices from
Europe closing firm. Plate, have been mode ately nc.
tive and steady. We quote as follows;
Blnca.. gold v ID - p 929
htraits. s.-.....--...-..--..--go gold - "lt 0Hi
English. h................... gold - %, a27
flates Cbareoall C........P box Is 0l Ol5 -
Plates. CCOke......"...-......l2 IL IS ala 90
lernc Noke.---. W 1O 0il w
Ierne Charcoal. -.-.-........-.. il % OH 81
WOOL-1horo stll prevails a very duh and heavy
feeling In the market for tho and cOsrse eradt8
of Domestio Fleecesi these freely off rod.
and the stock 10 accumuaiing, while Fine fleeces
in small supply and firmly hed We quote In currency.
as follows Domestic Feeces at 90 d62c for Native AMI
Morno: 81 d65c for and do a72c for /ull Blood
do, and 739ilc. for saxony Feeces; 45G:I. for No
Pulled; 81 G3c. for Sapor6le do. ana o. /l5c Tor E1
ira do. 23a27c. for common Unwashed California; 10
0i2c. for Fine do. and goa +5c for 1csas. Foreign
descriptions as follows South Arerican at 22G
41c. for Common Washed; 32e39c for Ou,
washed Mestiza and Merino, 40di?c for Washeu
Entire Riosi 27d30c. for Uuwnshed Creole; i3dho' ior
Washed Cordova, Chan at 3O0Jic. for unwasnei
Mestiza and Merino Cape Good iope. 37S4So l"i u.
washed Last India; 35955o. for Washed ana nl,ioan
at 80 D35c for Unwashed. and i20toc. ior W "sn.e
WHALEBONE is lower and Is more iee'y oneIeui
the business has been fair sales OF Arouo a' - o'G
81 GO.
wHISKY-Thls article has been very nat during the
week; hardly enough done 10 give suMacter 10 tho
market To-day 90 bbs Western sofa al s2 81 which
price is considered nominal.
N. Y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Prodscc.
FoR run wsxK EspISo "WEDNESDAY. Dec 20. 1858.
tr,nrs..lv for Tnn N Y. THIsuSH BY Reporter
The following are the current rates Of articles in rood