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for spring were nemnnliy shade easier Winter was
steady We note sales OF 900 bushels mainly 81 so
~ 20 Tor white Canada, II 90 for No Milwaukee,
tive and heavy, with sales Of As 600 bushels at 73c.
Ibc for unsound, aud 76c 7sc for sound mixed
western. Oats were In moderately active de-
mand at 35c. 43c. for unsound and 64c. 65c.
for sound Western, $50 for State and SAC for Canada
Rye trife in sellers favor, with better demand
Tho sales about 900 bushels Western, mainly at
73c. q soc. Malt ruled inactive and nominal Barley
was uet, but prices were not materially altered. We
note sales Of about 900 bushels Canada West, part
not all at 81 TO-
BEsswAx-The market duh and lower. We note
sales of 1000 lbs mostly Southern yellow at 42c We
quote Southern and Western yellow At 42c. a 43c
ConOS The market was dull, heavy and lower, with
sales OF about 500 bales mainly at subjoined quo
tations which are altogether nominal and somewhat
above the market at It's close. We quote:-
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ArrEsrT ~ DEFr,up INV YoRx ivsrpasrv Pow.
rArr.-Poco otrcer william Austin, of The Eighth sta
ton arrested two colnred last night nanicd George
WhitzcI aud Albert W. A. Dcion, alias Deison, on a
charge Of setting on hrc their shop. c74 CONNER
ci street, with int'nt to dcfraud the Metropolitan In
surpncc Company OF Now York Their shop Il II stated
contained about twenty-five cents worth OF goods and
they were insured for 81 900 The parties aragnd
befrcJudgc Maine IN Tho Police Court this morning and
not being ready 20 proceed with the examination II
was continued until TIRE 10Th whizei and Decn sand-
ng committed 10 Jail IN deinu, OF bonds in 81 ooo each
The officer light In the about midnight aud
watched The proceedings OF the from the opposite
side Of the street when the DIOR unlock cd I've ran
across pulled tho door locked and put the key
his pocket and discovered that the keepers Of
had placed barrel OF lighted siavngs underneath the
stairway. He cxtfnguisied tho ere aud condncied his
prisoners 90 the station horse boarding houso was
X pt over the storc.-Dotn Trurvt>r Mayrhs
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
EFIpAY. Marrh Do


BnsAr~rrFFs -Reccpts. O. Isl bbs nour, 254 do. and
as0S bags corn 800 bushels corn, 13o5 do oats
and $50 do malt rrrcs ruled tribe easier for
mon grades. bat not particularly lower under q very
limited demand Prime qualities were held firmly, at
previous prccs Tue sales were about 1000 hbs.
at our annexed Quotations. southern -four ruled
dull and somewhat heavy The sales we're 10 n
moderate demand, and prces were without material
change. Inferior brands u anything, wer, a little In
buyers favor The sales 100 bbls Rve -four con
tnued inactive aud nominal Corn meal was dull ana
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News from Fort Laramie.

FORT LARAMIE March 3, 1900.
Spotted Tail chief of the Bsulah band Of Sioux.
bore to-day and received by Colonel Maynadier with
great ceremony
Spotted Tail came IN N bring the dead body of his
daughter which inferred the cemetery ut this
point with Christian rites, the chaplain perforniny he
buria scrvics
This considered strong indication Of their desire
TO make pcare
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TO1aI ..........' 00z $z14,612 4IZl $I,6O4,9Oo
Tho Hooking Valley National Bank Of Lancaster, Ohio
has obtained authority from Secretary McCuoch
duoe Its amount OF capital from $780, 900 to 500 000
The ccuatons to be reduced to ninety per Of the
diminished capital This is the first application OF this
kind that has been made
The Newark and New York Railroad Company re-
Gently chartered by the Legislature Of New Jersey has
already organized and opened books Of subscription
the capital stock in Newark and Jersey City.
The following the totals Of the last weekly state
mrn's Of the banks of Boston compared with their pre-
viors returns:--
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FnrnAY, March 0, lS6a

FhInAY, MATCH " iouu
The market was weak in tho morning, but in more
healthy condition in tho afternoon Stocks were better
ct close and gold sold down to 1909 al304 Money
vas easy at a per cent Foreign exchanges were
dull
The mporations OF dry goods at this port during the
week ending March compare follows with thoss OF
Aha nreviols week
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The Res onsibiiity OF Hotel Propriesors
for Losses 60 Their Guests.

ACTION AGAINST THE PROPRIETOR OF Tun La
FARCE HOUSE,.
srrrxsE oorrr--cmctu-rARr THIRD
Before Judge Mason
John A. Biss'sv rs Adoif Loci, nmeyer The plaintiff
In this suit was stopping the Iafarge House this
city, on the I'D Of September 1894 On that nsht his
watch gold ring scarf pin and hundred dollars
In money stolen from the hch he occupied
while asleep He accordingly brought suit against Mr.
ahcnmcvcr the proprietor OF the hotel 10 the
value OF thoss articles, stated TO Be seven hundred and
nfy dollars II was ella med In the defence that the
plaintiff did not obey the rules Of the hotel In deposng
his vaiuables IN the safe Judge Mason charged the
Jury that uct incumbent upou . guest 70 deposit
what he usually carried around with him part u bs
alparel and thai no also allowed 10 keep possession
OF an amovnt u money necessary for bis immeate
rnscs IN travelling around the city The Jury brought
70 ysracs FOE p'AstG Tor Ave hundred Aad ,vsay dee
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i,ol2, $50 IN sa7s, oas

7
The following table comparing the railroad statistics Of
New York aud Pennsylvania, is taken from the last OIL
cal annual reports made to the Legislatures OF those
atates:-- ST..
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Nt,rPortcr house Steak, primo, 3D' 20 35c per 10.
sirion, 2Sc to soc per ID. roasting pieces Use per H.
chuck ribs 2oc 10 xJc per 10 corned beef 1<c 2oc
per h. mutton, forc quarters, 10c " 12c per lb hind
quar- era 1&c 10 16c. per H. veal fore arters, l0c TO
l0c. per III. kind quarters, 15c. 10 2Sc per ID
PoutTRy CANE. Turkeys, CSC. TO BOZ. per ID !;
chickens 2sc 10 3oc per H. ducks 32c 20 3sc per ID
geese, Zoe per ID prairie hens, y per pair, capons
backs, - per pair
fs Shsd SOC To 81 rs each; ecls, 1sc. 70 noe. per
ID striped bass 2Sc 10 SOC per H. perch, zoe 70 2Sc
perth ssnon trout 2sc. TO SOC per 10 Smells 2oc TO
2bc per To- founders. 12c TO loo torbo zoe to Csc
hbsiers loc oysters Zoe. TO 81 per hundred clans,
&C. 10 81 per hundred.
BtrIsR Orange county butter, Csc. per ID. prime
state S0r to Doc per Id. cooking, 35c per H. cheese
&c. &c. per h.
vns AHiIs Sweet potatoes. 81 20 pcr peck; common
do, soc TO soc per TO- celery, 25c. per bunch; cab
hagcs, lie to DOC. per head; pumpkins and squashcs
Sc per ID oyster plants l5c 10 zoe each onions, SOC
each cranbcrries, 20r per quart
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Msssonier. scheangsr. Labouohsrs,
f Tss.i s'o''ar' r 1s%sn'. hf :sssis
9sr9ge 5 Tnom. Bsrans.r.
a. Achenb.ch. Hos~s. Tsdemsnd.'
Afy sohsdsf. Rusier dc BrascEessr.
Plissan, 6oyes Coosnans.
s sss Hss siisaiiA. R',fs.i
Gaisud, Won scSendel, Lssasiis.
ys ssass:.. ssssss. a sssss
Dsyerser. Aims TsdsmA. Psoras.
Williams, Dvckmans. De!onshs.
T. Dubue. Hebert. Hodgson
and over $50 other. q tss most cssbrs,sd artist:
:; I, g,s,iG s 70 yale from y, e 90
studio Buidias. or OF The aasoassr s Liberty .sr..s
HENRY D. MINER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
scmpr.ias Fsa.. Ssur. risoss q: vs-t.ss
~ nIs sssss i .S blk
street sow sS N iTfHaf or' Win
uRNRv D. MINER. AgcuoSBER-oyyroR MAS.
VIZ T . ss's auction at IN. s
~ 4 % * s
very carefully '''s o P s1sr fsss'n of m'dan
co%rrSs the sS.sI.re gallery q S. known esoce
ion evening and %edns,dsy iaS IA
r JENKINS. MISUNDERSTANDING SELL AT AUo.
a.nes Of re l.s toI sprurhur:i Hunt. Point ro.I
Tables Chairs Bureaus Sofas Bcdsteads Carpets, Bs1
Utensils Horses, Carriage Harness light Wagon srsSS
Bells Blankrt ssdiles Brides. two large Iron safes sa1
7 ,BoGARr; AucrIoSEER- sALEsRooM NO. /
-. North William street will sell Monday, March Il Il
s s c nsss r q IsEa
cnsync ~ mahognny Paror suit rosewood Plane sls
wrIsS s i Sp sssa w: sns
s Di rss s.s' hair nns and spring su:
s.si sTSsss %s
&r. Also Kitchen Furniture, crcckery, &C, &c.
Ar DoudaTY. UcTIoxEEs--sALKsRooN % NAB.
IN sa. rset-N Douoiry WI eel this day. a io{
ana SECOND hand ror~wcod rahagsn, and wsina{
ss ,ps nd, pD nS . .o R IN
csrs'T; Extension Dining r,s,. uc,. Dressing BE-
robes Cooking stoves Raness. &c; also Tltou No
NoRr0AoE SALE BENZ. p. FArRcHILp. AuoL
bsord ssr Ssnsa n Of Gan shop soas.
h s's s @
DEAL ESTATE AT Aucros-so ACRES or yALua-
bic Land , Nth ,,rSs sa.dng. .Iaa,ea .. Bow-1
As'st q .sos 81 iss Win sas vie.
r.l sns building river The property Is 10 vssy
Sas fishing A. ssd prop.rs ". vi Re =
dsy ss s,ioct For further r psrscS on n
aT .s.dsms street. ss the s gEsT p:, or T E.
disputabl-.
g HERMAN, AUcrloNEER, WILL SELL. ON sArUR,
-. Day March 10 at 0 O'Clock at No Chatham squAsA
,he en,ire FURNITURE o,s Lecture Room, yta large nun
Funltnrr sNns, Mating &c sale positive.
Scorrs r6rLaDELPnIAARrG GALLERY,
- 100 Chestnut street.
Ds.sy opposite q. f.na.y,vsas A.sdsmy Pin. A..
hsyins h,trd up thc gssry i.op Chestnut street. .
PAINTINGS, BROYzEs sTArUARY. AC
Respectfully solicit consisnmrnt For terms sddrr.s
,c SCOTT, ia, Asc,ione.,
VALuABLR RUBBER FACTORY AT AUCTION
" usf previously dsuossd of private sale, -
solo ~ public auction on Thursday. the day nAruA
current ~ y orinck y. ~. on The premises,
INC valuable fscory and appurtenancs> 81 the RubbW
sole seoe conp.ny situa,sd IN q sionshsm N.s
buiidngs machinery. dwelling houses tools patents sn1
nern,cs mercto ossngng and including valuable vss~
This very valuable property frc
boston and the Nero.c Rafrosd ton gvin1
every advantage Of quick Transportation.
Tan be examined previously ssie and lnformaeo
given on appicstion 70 The undersigned
Per order Of Committee.
X. 2. CONVERSE. Chairman.
No. 81 Congress street. Bostoe
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EXPRESSES.

BuRsHAns FURNITURE MOVING EsrApr.fsS
"A. ment us wess Kssvern s,r-ss. elrih sssssr \
tursrrre f..rsl.-- moved v % corny Pnrnitarr ft.s
nofsrss pscks< ana shioDet. Faalsarr stored
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MILLINERY

MISS DORSEY mas JUST REcRrvBD CASE OF
vlJapsnncd Yacht Mats iitok broadway door sbov~
Twenty sixth street
MADAM HARRIS, NO. BRKvooRr PLACE. rENrH
l street has Just opened her arst importation OF bes
1frLLINRRy.-THE PARTISAN yLowFR COMPANY
have nov on view The largest stock ~ rrcnch Arunefs
fowers IN this market Mnerr ana motfstc- IN senrch n
for the coming s~asor should inspect the lated
Paris fashions al The c6mpanys rooms, Sos Si and -
Broadway.
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uRNRY d MINER. AucrroNHER-oYyIoR 81 nA1

\ street. OppOeite Tho Post OnIcd.
MINER s0MERyIl.LB win sell a auction At the so.-
ervilc Art Gallery 5 Broadway the evenings Of Thurs
day March ~ and Friday IS al ~ O'Clock each svsni
very carefully selected private collection OF modern
OIL RA1NfINGa
Comprising the extensive gallery Of wen known coanotA
the American aud foreign schools They will erhln6
ton free and evening and after Wednesday lh ina
Full details hereafter
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DAvID D. FOAM. AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIN
~ day. 2oclock, +36 Canal street. great assortment Il
goods stoageBrsses Three ply and ingram Car
pets; Bureaus, Bedstesds Sofas Lounges Tables ChairA
large lot Of Crockery Looking Glasses Mattresses
dozen Sheets, Spreads Bankets Stoves. Vases TO- Ast
two Platform Scales also dozen baskets ChampsRns
also three Desks, Sale f..7i. =.
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II JENKINS, AUcTTONEBR-wTLL SELL AT AUo.
ton on Monday, March ~ At 10 o'clock At tho rss
=, The ,or.shed vnrnisnre conss,ins o. r.nofcrsS
dnr oilclohs Kitchen and Oh-mber Furniture Faruna
uicnss Horses, Carriages Harness. light Wagon SleehS
Bells Blankets Saddles Bdlss large Safes aaI
a lot of breed Cows.
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GALES ar AUUTIOn.

A JOURNEAY. Acknowledgment NO q PINE
street sale At public auction Of Improved Properly %
18th 5is 8h l2d and l24h streets and on Third avcnns
Tuesday March Is 1856 At II o'clock NJ at the Erchsn
Salesroom, Ill Broadway
Maps with further particulars the Of the auc,oussr
No. 6Pine street.
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ARTIFTcIAL HYEs.

A RrUIoTAL EyEs-ARrrrroIAL HrNAv Byro
N made W order and tns~rtsd by prr. Y. BAUCH n
gorcElNAvN Cferm~riy snpisys1 By Ro,ssonnssa. -
rsris), 80 Broadway
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Givens--15 do T y Bodey &co-9ls bbls -four
? u helhedy &Go-iS3 do ties hams to Keep X
Gaulheld-2S csks bacon q X Conyerse-29 do 80
bbs apples to West Nettleton-3 KEGS butter s
bNs eggs 80 bills potatoes TO Dorman ~ Bruno-I0
ties hams $50 hbls aour Hy Won Phul ir &co-5s2
bbs -four Horrell Gayle &cO-l83 do + G ORiley
~ 10 Z II Smith &co-304 do q G Campbell SEQ
24B do Gold, Roach &CO-24 do Emley zeal ion
do II bbls whisky 8 bids tobacco Van Culin, Nc.
COMBS &eo-2O bids tobacco Jas Hunter-l do
= king-S do Chenoweth, Casey &co-l do to NJ
Iqrnbull &co--2 do Blakemore, Woodbridge Geo.
2 do to r H Fraser-20 hhds bacon 6 bXs bacon to
Martin, Dolhonde Il Cobb--69 pkgs mdse Camp-
man &co-2 pianos | Harris-I box marble 10
Symonds, Courtney &co--lO0 ties hams 2oO bbls of
pork Grief Byrnes-S9 bbls potatoes Il W Ben
ton-2S7 do bbls krout IS bbls onions ] Greye-
ll2 bbs potatoes so bbls whisky IS kegs butter to
Fairchild Yerhoea Il Bingham 100 pkgs of glass
ware @ Harris-l2 do to Bertell &co-4 do to
Forcheimer Haber-37 pkgs stoves Carroll, Hoy
&co-4 bxs glassware Shepard, Abbott &co-5 do
+ Mioton--5 bxs mdse Q N Worthington-S do
str Olive Branch--l bale cotton DOuglass-l9
b6ls pork 20 bbls -four Dbl whisky 80 pkgs mdse
aannon, ohutt &co-2 bbls whisky % kegs lard to
&co-2 do ties lard Q csks bacon ] = HYDE &eoN
LOO bbis Hour Converse g Kennett-l6 bbls whis-
ky Howard, P & B-4 do l hhds tobacco Sneed
Summers &co-l bhls eggs DuSouchet &eo~s
do half-bbls cheese IA kegs butter Schneider h
Zuberbier-l bxs mdse l. Bloom-T pkgs rdsp
f r Stevenson-2 bXs mdse Jas Connolly &co-379
pkgs mdse Lewis, Matthews 100000 bbs lime
RiGhards--lO hbls apples Michel--22 bbls apples
A Thompson &co-42S bbls -four ] II Oglesbv Sc0
ll52 SKIS potatoes Geo Martin-l0S do rs bxs soap
8 bhls eggs crates cabbage to DelBondio- 81
SKIS potatoes 3s bbls potatoes Stanard & Slaybaek
80 6bls apples NJ Druhan-200 bbs -four Kehlor Il
Updike-200 do Fl S Hall &co-5O do Lamb Oun.
Ian &co-8O do 20 bbls pork 81 bbls meal Sfrop.
shire, Anderson &co-l72 bbs potatoes SO SKIS po-
tatoes ii crates cabbage bbls apples to Miller &
Meyer-9l SKIS potatoes C F Lauman--lS bbls po-
tatoes G W Byrne-lll do fkns butter to ,Jno I
Moore ia pl.r1 TnIsn g. w hale
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8eu Orleans gIoneu 1fIarAet.

VEKacEHT OHEIGE, NO. "a CAl1F SEHEHT,
Thursday Evening, August 80. 1855.
There is no material alteration of any kind to
refer to in the movement in Gold and Silver.
Offerings of both are very light, and the demand
is restricted, aud for the most part confined to
custom house purposes. The only sales that
transpired to-day were $4,000 and $500 at las,
sl600 $4,000 $4,000 and $4,000 at I453 and $1,000,
$4,000 and sl7 600 at l45a. Sales Of Silver in
cluded $500, American Halves, in 3 lots, at 1850
1851, and 1000 Mexican Dollars at % cent prem.
for Gold We now quote Geld at 1453@1459, and
Silver at l3S@l35 for American coin, and 14e@I47
for Mexican Dollars,
FoRgIGN ExcHANaE-There Is no alteration of
any kind to notice under this heading. The mar
ketis fairly supplied, but the demand continues
restricted and the tendency in prices is uniformly
in favor of buyers, We annex the actual sales
for the day, as follows, viz: 8lOOO, s15OO, $4,000
and s5s0O sterling clear bills at l5ls@152, and
5000Of. aud sO,OoOf. private francs at s.721f. We
quote this evening as follows, viz: Bank
sterling nominal at l54@l55, clear bills l60@152,
bank Hfrancs S.70@S.65f., and outdoor francs
s.76G4.721f. Ens4a9
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE-There is no quotable
variation OF any kind to refer to in the movement
under this heading, Offerings Of private and com
mercial are still very light, and the demand at
bank for remittance purposes cannot be regarded
as much better than nominal The only purchases
by bank and bankers that have come to our
knowledge to-day were $4,000 New York
sight at . cent. discount; sss 600 doat y cent.
discount SIG, 900 Boston do. at % cent discount
and $500 thirty days. at II D cent. discount.
UScuRRENT NorEs AND sEoURITIEs-The move.
ment in the former to-day included $500 city Of
New Orleans Notes at slc., $1,000 Bank of Louis
ana Notes at 6sl, and $3.50 do. at 6eAo. . dollar
Sales Of Stock comprised 20 shares Gas Company
at 1879; Is do. City Railroad Company at 1884 Sc
do. Crescent City Bank OF So, and $4,000 Louisi
ana State skies (bonds) at IS.
BOARD OF BROKERS The following is a correc
transcript of the operations Of the Brokers' Boar
to-day, as officially reported on the books, viz
% shares Fouchartrin Baroad Steek........... lol
$se mixed l45
SAgy s-...s.t,ss.-..ss....-.... ls3
Slg99 Large Gpd l45s
S<eu .,t,-.+ss.t.s....s,,,.+.-...s. 1879
SPECIAL DIsPAToHEs.z-HEw YoRE, August So
Gold opened at l4s. Cotton s2a0s5, II a, NJ.
Gold i474. Cotton unchanged. Sterling Exchange
dull and nominal ct 1O7@IOs for sight bills, enc
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M0BLE-steamer sarah-4 bales cotton Col.
son g. Sanders-l6 do T & Henderson, do H
Mcoall-24 Carroll, Hoy &co-24 Violet, Black i
COCO bbls turpentine Maxwell 81 BOurges-l0O
empty bbls Geo Eimer-16 do N King-l box of
ndse L Pierson &co-3 bxs mdse 81 cotton gins
] Link-l3 bbls tu3pentine to E Rocherean-50
pkgs mdse MARKS bxs tobacco Lehman, New
gass &co--162 cases wine ga bbls liquor st James
Hotel "a bdls sacks and sundries to Huntington
Bros--24 bbls turpentine SO bbls rosin N ] Smith
&co-50 do Butt, Flash & Lyon COW to Hewett,
Norton &co-S pkgs mdse Wallace &co-sundries
to order-Total "a bales cotton
ENDIANoLA AND GALVEST0N-S Steamship
Morgan-s560 specie F Beling-sl5O do A Gravfs
$50 do Francke & Danneel-sl60 do II Spor-
$500 do Biscoe & Simms-$200 do Folger eco
$500 do Schneider & 2uberbier-$650 do Shannon,
Lewis &co-1 hid tobacco to B s Harper &co-lS
turtles to Lawrence 3 FOwes-l43 head cattle to
MeQuoid, Mehle &co-sundries to order
RIO DE JANEIR0-Brig Hebe-S750 SKIS coffee
Southern Bank
n.
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lo5oalO5} for commercial bills. II NJ, Gold l4T3.
Cotton steady, with fair demand at s23@s5c.
LrvERPooh August 29-Cotton unch9anged''
Sales to-day, 10 900 bales, q. S. EOS I2a' the
steamer Herman left to-day with $4,000 Sterling
for New York. Nd
NEW YoRk.-l P. M,-Gold l472. Cotton age
at $50 for middling uplands. Sterling Ely
| 1nst fnr sioht hills
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the manufacture al looeeotivss in Newcastle 3,si,
nearly three thousand of them have been mace
i IN fbst strcf and Of glese upwards Of one
dakRg tf bpo aSs5a9 s.
manSfacture Is Newcastle has heen not less than
6,000,Q00. -,5,,...--,
The prospect for the opening, Of the grouse
shooting on the extensive range Of moors running
from he extreme Of south Yorkshire into Deroy-
Shire and Cheshire. England. is anything nut eas
conrarinR to sportsmen, and the season PROMISES
~ he ole of the worst that has been experienced
/ for some years past.
Mr.. VIM. Clifford Palgrave, author Of the " Mar
\ ratiye Of Trayelin Central and Eastern ARABIA,
/ has been appointed British consul at the ports o
| Saukhoum Kale aud Redout Kaie, in the fpsslal
4 government Of Trans aucasia, on the eastern
| coast Of the Black Sea.
The famine in India is dreadful. Immense mum
hers Of sick aud starving people from the district
4 Of Bengal are flocking into Calcutta ior renei
The government has opened temporary h92H
tall and the natives are raising subsenptlonsSown
The Mohammedan inhabitants of Naive COM
Persia, massacred number OF Jewsfn.
during the festival Of Moharrem--
pelled the rest to adopt MehaPai Hotels.
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LTvERPooL-Bark sophia-7O20ba cotton
1000 slaves
LIYERP0OL-Ship Alexander-l727 bales cot
ton 500 bbls rosn 1000 slaves
M0BILE-SteamerA Anna Perret-35 bbls whisky
Is SKIS coffee and sundries
MOBILE-Steamer Lueretia-550 bbls -four 8
bbls molasses 800 SKIS corn 2 SKIS coffee
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cattle market.
JEFFERSON OI4T. August

JEFFERSON orzT. August 81, 1866
Arrived yesterday-4O2 Texas Beeves and lilo
Calves and Yearlings. sold-27l Texas Beeves,
l7s oalYesa aud Yearlings, 80 Hogs and Mich
Cows. Stock on sale-1l25 Texas Beeyes, 996
Calves and Yearlings, 50 Hogs, 1897 Sheep and
10 Mich Cows We uuote
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g.. A-r,gala -, thssysJ K Hoy; A P Fir,

Il = sparrow, Honghton,
ST 7CHARf.FsP H Rosser, J W Jacobs,
Demopolis, Asougherty Mound City (, 7 9 Iru-
: Sssba11ays,Tex; H A Walmsley, Natchitoches; G
] rnarsts Cincinnati; Mrs Semple and child, Miss
y i19ip1e, Miss; q Mitchell, G Moore, Mobile;
aiss Mayes, R H Semple, J P Babus, Miss; w L
Fish, N Y. p
ST. JAMES H0TEL-D G Rush, G R Cox, Co
lumbus, Miss; ] G Scott, Galveston; w R Clarke;
P A Clagett, Va; E Leblanc and family, Ala; E
8 Bnter, B H Greene, A Rascali j A Sand T 4
Ware; q McKean, Richmond, Va; @ Il Grimshaw;
Sewell and family, Richmond, Va L Skinkle,
Shreveport; F Moore; a Stephens, Memphis.
CITY H0TEL--R A Wade, N Y; J T Smith,
Washington, D @; G Chafe, Minden; L Striblng,
G w Darlington, V kirkpatrick, j @ Hall, W L
Davidson, G A Forsgard and wife, Thos Paulmgs,
Texas; H Rodney, Me- Maj S G Williams, Alex
andria, La; Col H H McIvor, Scotland; F Sloo-
bel, I Spalding, W H Maekay, Tatun.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-31
STEAMBOATS,.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
EOR THE WATERING PLACES-BAY
St, Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi City and Biloxi
The iron low.prsssure steamer -..-.
-.a Mary.
A. L. MYERS Commander,
win make regular trips for the above places follows;
TUESDAY on arrival of A. NJ train POntchartran II. R.
THURSDAY .
Returning = Leaves POscagoua Wednesday and Sunday
mornings Mississippi City and Biloxi Friday Saturday
mornings touching all landings excepting Ocean Springs
The Tuesday and Saturday trips will be made through to
Pascagoua.
These trips will be regularly made unless prevented bad
weather or low water.
l. Q. HARRIS. Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets
SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLACES-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
-" Christian Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean SPRING.
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer -
CRme1ia.
w L. CozzENs, Master,
VIII hereafter continue her trips as foIlows
MONDAYS. TX O'Clock A. NJ POntchartraIn R. r. Train.
THURSDAYS o'clock AM :. :.
SATURDAYS, O'clOckP.E $"
Returning will lsave
MONDAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
FRIDAY MORNING.
SUNDAY EVENING.
On Monday mornings trip VIII go direct to Ocean Springs
and Biloxi returning evening via all the Watering
Places
The above trips and departures will be regularly made
less prevented by bad weather or low water
On SATURDAY, positively freight will bs received aTer
IL O'Clock N. train.
For further information apply to
COHEN N. SOFIA, 10 oarsedelet street.