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SHREVEPORT BREWERY.

TEHHE undersigned respectfully Informs the public that
i he has purchased from Mr.. A. Sehaffner, the we'll
known Shreveport Brewery, for the purpose of CON
from either the City Or country, promptly filed.
Address Box 261 Shreveport, La Il. LINMAN.
Shreveport, January 10, 1866.
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4 WONDERFUL DoG-Gamma, the Paris CORE
spondent of the New Orleans Picayunc, wrote the
other day about marshal Vaillant's dog Brusca The
Brussels Nord adds
Brusca was found on the field of battle at Solfeino
His master, an Austrian officer had been killed that
day, and the poor dog was found bowling by thoside
of his dead body Some French soldiers, touched by
the sight of his evident grief, carried him away in
their arms aud brought him to marshal Valiant The
marshal accepted the gift and brought him with him
to Paris. At first Brasca, having been educated in
Germany had great difficulty in understanding French
indeed unless he was spoken to in German, he w|ked
off and turned his tail to the speaker, with MAR of
utter disgust. However, he has acquired the Ian
guage and were ten Austrian regiments between him
and his present master, all their Teutonic sotnds
would not prevent him reaching the marshal When
ever he goes to court, Brusca goes likewise whether
the emperor himself be in bis way or not, is nothing
to him Brusca would quietly walk over the imperial
boots to secure snug seat near the marshal. 1e at
tends cabinet councils with the utmost regularity Last
winter Brusca was immensely bored by the length Of
the discussions and sneezed and coughcd as usual
when he considers that the council has long enogh
but on this present occasion his mpaence ROSE to
low whine which producing no effect the ministers
he went straight up the emperor and scratched his
trowsers. His majesty, annoyed at being interrupted
pushed the dog away, and said est bette, CHEM
Bete!" said the marshal Indignantly " no size he
is not stupid-you shall see" The annister rose took
newspaper off the table and going to the far end Of
the council chamber, said Brnsca take that to the
emperor Each of the ministers, as he passed them
with the paper in his mouth tried to get it from him
rsca would not let it 60 and carried it safely to the
emperor From that to this Brusca has his entree at
the cabinet councils He keeps himself beautifully
clean and when his paws muddy be carries brush,
left for his especial in spot, to one OF the mar
shal's servants, and barks at him till he brushes off
of
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\ VERY COURTABLE WIDow.-Some hundred years
ago we find a sir john Salisbury, OF Leweuny Hall,
marrying ward Of queen Elizabeth's, Katherine Of
Berayne then only fourteen years old. She was
heiress and descendant in the fifth generation from
Owen Tudor and the princess Catherine Of France
On sir Johns death, in 1867, his widow followed him
to the grave and in going church was escorted by
sir Richard Cough, the owner Of the property in the
neighborhood, formerly in the service Of sir Thomas
Gresham, and at that time very eminent merchant
Ia returning home from the burial she was escorted
by young gentleman Of property named Morris
Wynn He, perceving the widow not to be very in
consolabIe, and fred by her charms pro6ted by the
opportunity whisper tale of love in her ears, and
finally asked her to be his wife She, by no means
startled at this oddly timed proposal simply declined
his Offer saying she had accepted similar one from
Clough her way to church, but probably observing
Wynn to be much downcast at her refusal and being
large hearted compassionate woman she sought 70
console the rejected lover by the assurance that if she
survived Clough, Wynn should be her third husband,
This promise she duly kept, when three years later
she was "a second time widow Again third time
did she ouve her husband, and fourth time became
wsfe marrying Mr.. Edward Thawall, also a Deu6ig
shire man. This husband survived her, So Humer-
Gus and influential were the descendants Of this
Catherine Berayne that she long known by the
title Of Nam Cymry or the mother Of Wales.
Memoirs of Field Marshal Yiscount Cembemere.
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Down THE HATcHwAYn An English paper tells
this story:
One day when the flagship of an English commodore
was living in the bay of Naples, she was honored by
visit from the king and royal family with suite who
came out in gided barges and the full parade of roy
alty. The ship was dressed from deck to trhek in
holiday attire; side bows mustered at the ropes,
the marines presented arms the guns thundered forth
ro7al salute and the commodore welcomed his guests
to the quarterback with the poIiteness befittig an
officer of his rank One Of his suite, spindle
shanked and gaudilY-attired Neapotan, srayed away
from the party, and cruising about midshps etpied
windsail, an object he had never seen beforP4 As
it was fully expanded by the air. he took it for pill
lar and, folding his arms leaned against it, wtEen it
Welded to his weight and lie disappeared below heels
overhead, with velocity that actually marvellous,
as was his escape from any injury. The ngshap
chanced to have only witness. This was veteran
tar who approaching the quarterback and touching
his hat said respectfully 81 beg pardon, commodore,
but one of them ere kings has fell down the hatchfyay
The largest rattlesnake that we have ever read or
heard Of is thus described by the Beville lIexas)
Countryman
Our readers will recolleet that We gave description
Of monster serpent seen in the neighborhcod Of
Centre Hall few weeks since. On Saturday last as
Mr. j. S. Brookshire Of this place, riding il the
country he discovered tremendous snake in the act
of crossing the road near the of Mr.. Shutzs
fence He got down and tied his horse, and calling
two freedmen out Of the field, they possessed &hem
selves of fence rails and gave battle. From oil we
can learn, there must have been a considerabeshght
The snake fought desperately, standing upon the end
Of bis tail and springng at his assaants They final
" succeeded in killing him by striking him on the head
with rail. We passed by shortly after and saw him
He measured fourteen feet in length, six incsles II
diameter in the middle and had forty-two rattles. Mr.
B. bas preserved the skin and intends sending 1t I;
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ECLIPsE sTABLE. TE1As sTREET.

HAVING leased this well known, large and a.,
u commodious STABLE, and thoroughly ~
reed It, prepared to attend to the wants OF the
public The best horses, carriages and bugges kept
ing and feeding of horses GEO A. COOK CO.,
aug23-tf Proprietors.
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Druggists Physicians and Planters will do well to call
and examine my Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES CONCEAL,
No 20 St. Charles streets.
New Orleans. AUGUST o. ls6G-lY
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BLELOCK & CO..
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under the express sanction and for the peeuniary bene
fit of Mrs jackson, who placed in the hands of Prof
Dabney all her husbands private letters and docu-
ments official orders, &C, &c. for the specific purpose
Of giving 70 the public thoroughly truthful and au-
to this statement added the fact that the author
General Jacksons Chief of Staff during his most mem
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his most secret plans nothing further need be added to
make its worth as a thoroughly and complete
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LEVY 4 WE'LL,
3 1t @ He z s.

STALL No 4 cleft hand side of the Market House,
Il EEP constantly on hand Fresh Beef, Pork, Nut
IA ton and Veal.
sg~ Steamboats, and Hatcls supplied either in the
day or night. {d20 ii
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Street Railway in the Air---Reief for the
STREETS OF NEW YORK.


From the New York Herald Auuust .
Tho os,,,no ,tuoots hoe a. so,ro
r - ~. - 49,
...e pasI o %eer ~ '"'s
g So iU al a ha U4 u ~
a.e Deen Zen H,a .nT ~ u"'
o asrl o
@ wv - - ~ ,i 81 I
1if f ~ oooonoIod tInJ 60 TIT rIor
:; =. - tiod - bo+I bo,oL, - tt, or -,
~ ! - 1,1'4o5 : no,oI.t;r -; i..; ~ -
orooti f a oIaratod iIna9 ~ ooob siIa n CionI.
;oI too+ ad Ni+b ovor,o from tLo R,+tor, - ond
aasoss tbo tJarlo,,, riya
,,nr s-nrpsr,,r,rr,-Dr
VIII consist of a series Of wrongbt iron soi,mns
bont ono foot in diar,afar and fourteen feet b;gh
aboyo tbo IavcJ of the sidewalk They will Ie srmiv
secnred in LARGO blocks of stone or masonry beaea6
fbe IavaI Of tRo street The track will be supported
~ ~, ,or or,7s of tho nosto and viii he nne.n bc
t,raa tbe rails excent tie cndes for the proplinr
800 and i,tticod fran,a n hind oil tooatber T5
- ;If,.io q, -.e,l I'D, ~ y,grars s.fs# g.. s.t
q 6r-. ,rtarygis af r. tfe huiliia-s and fhs ends
f.s1 ~ M, ,,fr tr5L zq ffa gatto-lI sInugrt The
ess z+atg viii b sr.,,s7 gits anna mental Hr.lres
ef steal --as-l work tf.f viii combine bgs. eagtv
and safety
rue ,r5rTvF. royrrn
WjB H. sn1ri;ad 3. aro45as or ,h;rtrksrsa q. ,er
6Iaeed Fl vug.ts beaassll {A. f,.s Of tbe zfa5ss t
intervals Of half ( mite Attached 60 he engines gia
be a number of Israa drums over which will aes5Ira
an endless rira rome which nassi1g no thrg4ra the
6aIfogy iron nilIsrs 10 tae level of the trac vii. ok
tend between the rails for distance of quarter of
mile each way from the engine and will reture in
nine nlaced beneath the nayement
THE CARS
Are to be of peculiar pattern The body will hang
between two fourwheeled trucks for the purpose of
III
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M1scEGEHArtoS IN MIssIssIPPI.- Arthur Benden.
field (bacs as the ace of spades) an raav BeaLe1-
fell, white woman, spplied yesterday 10 &aa
Laughiin, Esq, to be married. which was refused
Upon investigating their case, it sasr.7nal at
they had been cohabiting together, il violation of ths
laws of the State Of Mississippi, when hey were or
deed to Jail to await trial the ea5a.rg term rhs
criminal court The woman claims 90 bail from
Lelke county, and says she is nas7s of tae same
and that the negro formerly the property o, her
father She said she wanted TO NARY the negro be-
cause she loved him. Yicksbugs Herald, l#.a.
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AN ACT to reduce internal taxation and to amend an
act entitled An act to provide internal revenue to
support the government to pay interest on the public
debt, and for other purposes" approved June Thrift
eth, eighteen hundred and sixtytour and acts amen
datnry theI pnf
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No. u MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
TFAS on hand large and select stock Of DRUGS
z and ETE3DTCEN ES. which are offered for sale at
prices in accordance with Northern quotations. adding
small advance cost of same IN quantities to suit the
wants of purchasers.
Commission Merchants Planters and Druggists can
rely upon getting their goods put up with care and
dispatch.
The following articles embrace small portion of my
stock on hand and to arrive -
2Q00 ounces of French and American QUlNlNE,
GOO los CAL0MEL-American and English.
100 ounces SULPHATE MORPHINE,
1900 TBS. Refined CAMPH0R,
$50 lbs. Powdered IPECAC,
50 lbs. IPECAG ROOT,
500 TBS. CHLOROFORA[-1 10. bottles,
$50 ounces of NITRATE SILVER,
125 lbs I0DIDE POTASSA
800 lbs. SWEET SPIRITS NITRE,
10 barrels of CASTOR OIL,
80 barrels FLAX SEED Whole and ground,
% barrels EPSON SALTS,
800 lbs of INDIGO,
1000 MS GUM ARABIC-Finc and sorts,
1000 lbs TARTARIC ACID,
2000 lbs. ARROW R0OT-American and Bermuda,
so boxes of CASTLE SOAP.
PATENT MEDICINES, Etc,
50 cross of VERMIFUGE,
5 gross Of Browns TR0CHES,
8 gross of Bryan's WAFERS,
80 gross Of PILLS-Ayre.s Brandreths, ect,
50 dozen Of IIorison's INVIGORATING BITTERS
. dozen of RED JACKET BIIIERS,
so dozen of H0STETTER'S BITTERS,
) gross of S0Z0D0NT,
3 cross of Morson's PICTORIAL SYRUP,
; gross Of Ayre's CHERRY PECTORAL,
50 dozen of Bulls SARSAPARILLA,
500 dozen Of Scotch and Macaboy SNUFF,
50 dozen of COD LIVER OIL,
Also, fine assortment Of PERFUMERY,
Pure BRANDY and WINES
fof sag y G. \, MORRISON,
No. Il Magazine street.
feb146mI New Orleans
, 1866-03-16

unSTETTEs8 g. SMITH,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
For sa,o by I'll Druggists. uSoeexa and s1ofrkee'a
throastont the World.
sepzosia s&tr1tew-FEzsds
, 1866-03-16
,pnWS,SUSfyENSAL BROOM AEA1
ss4TnI- Vnur GkxuD HrnaHaN

4 rare opportuuttyts Is presented to faEzeto men 70
aEs money in ItTnducsnR this esitatec iGye3toa p
iSe S,cc4c3n people sample VII 70 bg szpTssas
"a xecelpt OF Il p Address .::ASSAr s Co..
Hata st., CtEcssnst!s 0elo.
, 1866-03-16

A&A4 G&AA<&A%+4
Formerly OF Jame.' Lock Hospital, Custom House
etFeet, Eew o1eens LousiAns Established in tsso3
Is row. and h.s beeu permanently located It SO Ran
dplrh ttteet between State and Deaxboru Streets for
the list four sears, TO- the curn OF OLD CHRONIC.
MEReURIAl.-sYF FHHF1Ic, and ALL PRIVATE
DISEASES: 70. the teatmtnt and cure Of that terri
bic epotson--sTPHIL.E.' ). =~ -.
Dr. JAMES positively csaalcates from the s5sstm,
without The aid Of mercury. toasde o: potassu arscp
!e sazaparIla, or eny Of those poisonous dzugs,
t6ey won't sfeetaa11y cure The potson-onls dries 1t
up to break out at 4one future time In ti most bid
eous aspect Dr. JamaA nscs ancatra11zei for eyph-
nts, the same a used In his Lock Hospitd, View Or
leans, for thirteen yenss and which ga1ed him 80
Worldwide celebrity. The following some Of tha
diseases c,asied sprlvnte 10 which Dr.. james de-
votes lis exclusive attention. VIZ; Syphilis priuarg
eecotoArs, and tertiary; structures, ureshral d,s
charges, 1ocusnal and durnal emissions, sexnsl de-
the bl.ddez aud Kidneys 1heunratsm hydfoeele rar-
icocele, CANCERS, &c. ,.
Diseases peculiar to females, such as amena1rh ns,
ds.mtno1rhss!a. mctorhaEla, chtososs. nervous de.
biliiy, Dc, successfully treated. &.
Dr, Jamezt long practice Ia New 0rleanz Ind the In
dorsement Of the most eminens medical men and the
almost entire Southern press, should convince the
most step,Ical tl1t Dr. James can ard will perform
all that he promises. -
The attention Of those who haye privately and In
properly n]ared themselves BY s1ua excuses the
debsstns habit Of se1fnhuse, 80 prcraleGt With the
young, uniting them for ma's5tnons business 70
cicty, producing IN 1ts rnp constitutional debility,
premature decay and tmpotencT. -.
The following are some Of the sad and melancholy
eNerrs nrodncrd hr eaF3 habits OF ypuh or sexual
, 1866-03-16
Ioiai< FLO. SIC, ss3 20 go sa5 ~ IS 81 Gl5 o56


nese E oehc1cne! III fe1ntns o. ose1 *ta'NAu"t
The returns OF this house encc April 1stt are moi
sct examined
The br1ash Bosru Of ITadt returns tor The
month OF December thow the total declared value
ofthc 0ratish ard Irish produce snd mauufaetuses
exported during the month 10 oe a. iouoWs:
December ley ...........---.~..--. 9a5teg r. "
nces1aheT' III. .....s 15'uU.Gs
Th- ,rr,rnse ro,nn.Ee6 .xith I,ecr-nber ISL i,
,.rr- wv law. r,rrt,en nf thr snrr.asc hss or-
cnrr1.d IN the trade wt,b the United s,a,es. The
I .b1nmentf of home uroduce and manufactures 70,
| The ,hrec rcnr. z.r~ "a foi,nxs:
Whole Of 1858. fi4s, CO. e4s
! Whole Of 1861 ............... ..... 1Go.4la,055
Whole Of 1866. .-....-.-.. 763 66s IT,
A great fnaesse Of imports WIS o5se1TAhle IN the
month Of Soycuber. that being the latest periodic
| which the o!fdal valuation extends. The imports
Of all 1he enumerated articles tos November were ~
| fo!lowr
November E17.G14.b70
" H. 1el--..-.-.--~ .-...---. - ~! ~ ..9 s.9
Ae"a. .----.-. ..-'--'...-'-.. 1'@ot''.oa
| II 1e-oto ~ INC ps'e1e -ooos cApos''o. "e
month o1 uecefn oes sno"e pfet1s neatlf .oe sane
reenIs as thoee of The Two or three non1hs p1es1-
| Gus. me 1ollo"lnc totas O. tne year atf compared
With tn3ss o. 1el7:
| 1sas. 4sot-
s.. alAt WI s'e1 Gan IN, go e1a sxs III
| Iinen mnnuiactu1cs, A,l35,SB 6l7ae13
| Cotton umsrufaaurcs..---.. de- 9I3,796 46 79o,uso
The following comparative statement shoty.
,ho ..a+.ca ronal,1cn ~ .te 1.natnr t,eus nj ,hr
"s t,.,."..,S. ~ - . .a .-.",a-. -.
banks Of fnlIaae!pn'a iof Aae pat anu Pse''oas
week:
| Last week This week.
CaFltal. tt!.Ga3l4 4tst!4Es 20 ehE1Ets
Ioane..---'..'... nec."s
spee1c; :..;...;.. iHtSx = - II tnS..' n
nsn i1nt,s aspoas@'' 'sSnI asai q; Mte E1sss
| Frnisfinn t1SI1t9 ENS1m Inc E.nsi
...,n..~ w.........
- n Sew 1ork 1'o'fs SPECIAL 1fo" "aeo1r3''on'
uThc T.n,tea stairs srpreme Cont today. In the
| C1tr Of tht Bank Tor savings. In the CITY oi New
| YORK yx Nsnu4eu u, Field. decided that that III
-tif1tfton ~ Ushle TO INV The unonhy tag Of 3:h
| 49,. ~n., *, T.. 9cr~stad 1n~tfr.x f1r,4%
| fEA [I0A ~ t7
case:T
| 49, ,, "1e - -. .".s.- IL. srssa..es-
, 1866-03-16


The attention Of cur readers 10 directed to tle I'D
fer1i$e.asns 0! 4. T. Spencer Cblearo and
agent 1pr the Chicago tnd Lake Superior Pioneer line
81 prnptlt. 1rc boats which viii FORM the line nor
the ecasou Of 1866 the CRY Of Madison and the
Cuyahaga. two verY good saTftng bsats ": Sptne,T
ccmnnssUn acrnt who has oesn dealh,g with The
merchants OF this country 4iEca t2 and 70 far n We
bAse ever tea1d h4s given 1n1uAilte1 bstt7factto14
We ie1n II: ouxh rf1sato sources that H-s-rs; 4 T.
WhEIcy q Ec- have purchased this nne propcl!e1s j.
Il. EIntior md Dean EicaMoud. nd ;sM Place tnem
In the Tins In places or Tho Mc1-oF and eNabt ot last
ycsr From o'he1 sou1ces re tearn thai ~ amcable
adjustment Of the Meecs Affair." Is atot 10 Re Arrived
Al between tne o1uera aAd the Insurance pants-
-N:ssts L. Iianna 4 CO. C1cvelans. EIates ns that
they will the Cleveland; Dctyr1t nnd Lake 81.
pello1 line The tayoE..e p,o.lteFs s sLa beus Gapt
l mar Kpod prore,lsrs whose names IRE not gtea;
Capt F. r. Wards pew side Eltaa steamer keW.
/ EeeunT htt been launched aud Is now rece1ffn" her
ns-ehlnsfy and beleg ntted r. ~ rt b. t1'e same
S c. H. a1res. AGENT .. .ais p!sgs i1F ste oSes
Eerrriie viii run on mf1 route between
nnu hancock. The Fer"rite ts boat the same sHi
~ t1e nrnDt jct Laty Fl nktin or Concord hnt
10 Lave better sccommoda tions and Is mach fs;te
funn,tr oat Is said that she = fastcF thaa IN
| Comet but We hare orr doubts about It."
, 1866-03-16


The general markets tn-tAy were hrmeS IN coase-
qncnce Of the sdvance IN gold, bat these WAS not
much activity.
The Provision market was tr1ner. and ne note N
odsance Of ~ per brl On Hexa Pork, With sales
o! e00 btlt ut 81 00-clo.ius quiet atter the
receipt OF the eeeond New York despatrhes. Prime
Mes. Pork uas in fair Demand with sales OF 100
brls at I'll o. Bulk Meats were dull. with sales Of
Is bxs Shoulders At lc>ic. Enallrh Meats were Ii
1air demsnd, ard We note sales ot 9Go bxs cumbes-
land MLodles at 1870. l.art was ac1iye and buoy
ant. with sats Of tres prime ktezm in lois at
1sc, and aG1 brts lead md Cut nj 17!sc.
Highwinee were neglected and nominal At g.
Dressed Hogs were qrisi and tteady at 10!4 o
1ctc. dividing On sco tos.
The Flour market IVES IuII with hfht eales at
So75G7.3o fur Spring Extras, <51oc}50 Tor
Spring Supert, and E6-00 for Uneound E1trae. A
tnall lot Of Wisconsin White Winters changed
ha1Gs at $6.75.
The market for No. Spring whca. was rer5
quIet thoush prices we're tribe better thau at the
close al Change yeetrrdaf. No. 3 Spring wns 1c
hotter. The sxdes foot up 1900 hr At El:4o for
Exua Spring 81 1.a5G11.25E for No. i, end 6'cl
E1.p0 for No. : In store-cloeibg quiet IT *ts5zl
1.e5L.
There Eat more active demand for Corn, and
on Rciected We note an Advance of 3sG1c per hu.
Sales were naadt At s0140xc for No. !, and CSC
&Hc for Rejected IN store. For future Ue hear OF
talre Of No. IN store at &c first twenty days
in April and last half oi Nag, and 4ac for No. i
ahoat, eeIler last half ot April.
Oats were quiet With sales at s3IGei51e for No.
md a0H 21c for No. 2-the inside quotations iot
winter receipts.
Eye was quiet and s44c lower. with sales Of No.
iu sfore at 5S.se-
Barley uss dull, neglected and entirely nominal.
SEEDS were dali with sales at 20 70,
Timothy, and $1.e5 for C1oter Seed.
tsalt was firm With gales OF 5s5 brls ne domestic
at Es.13 delivered 10 the cars,
Groceries were unchanged and only moderately
active.
The following despatches we're read todsy OF
Change:
- FEw YonK, March Is.
Common Flour etslcr. Whent quiet uud ateady
Corn stronger. Oats tteady. Pokk better At 3l6 81
Ind firm ut 1yc Whtskey quiet At $a.aa. Gold
1871.
LATEN.
Ftour Irre.ular 1t 81 491a10. Wheat fsu
I Corn Gs1ntr but quiet at 77Is8c. on,s steady
| Potk enslet and dull at 5000. Gold, 1865.
E.ATEtk.
| The Wheat tnafket was Quiet IN the afternoon
with tew transactions At $l.e55E, though 1t va
/ .,eperai1Y held ut 81 81.
, 1866-03-16

TnrEoAr EsES1se. March IS.
.FREIf:uTs.Ats unsettled and nominal at s5c
M ior % 1omr1n Class md ii IS 1or Fiear % Ros,on.
Ftx5UK-Keeetytd.s s:2s2 lw.s: shipped. z..90 bsls-
MSs Mstta9.e ae !. se: srss WEE IL pss nos
naned !, $40 1ea }HIs II *6.'a seE1xu scfxts-loe
bfs i t;5e: l9o lrl. i es55 %9 hrls a. *i!; lso
ttis A. 9a.1c: CSsotso-1oo bsls h1ta al Sa.W; lpo
'WiIEAT-Ieee.,ea Cd s.7ss ba; shipped, :.:.1 bn.
Msfiet laaeusc bus tightly 9smT CO So-1 ,o Is sPflns
aoiPz s. % g. q e. IL ~
4 IL e9 ss i sn g + a = z 4
o. Il il :tS In do Al s;xc; 4ou Gu dost NC; 10
o4 Se. Il M It t2s. aad ssii.rs ii siasE ' ~
C0KN-keeetred. 1t-s1 pu shipped. none. Mar
tet E&lc better. sales were; l.09 bn No. = sSHc:
d It X sxe: i 90 ID % ~ It 1ases o. u
Sc. FGk FT1Ckt-e,ooo on No, Cana! a. 4ae aaoat
tas t4entV Vi dsys -: n u Anr 'S' ~ W 80
OAT@-Rocetved 5!Ga bu: shtnped. . b.; Aafket
ct g. IL TT sa :: asd III
HfE-Hccclsed. 1,.S bu; shipped, none. Market
g1ttt and &c lower. Sales were; lr2oS IN So*1 Al
BARLEY-Market dull. neglected, and entirely
NLf;OHOIs-Mastetno nominal II st:sses.ts.
UEHSS-Salee were: baxK at 0c. The market
IL quiet at 4 ran:c OF 73c Hes tor iaE To- prime.
IROtsal CUIsS-Narket Qu;et and no'nsna3ly
WXAN-Duii md oonina, at s7.ooa' 80 in bulk on
HFEAWAX-1snom!nsla 1t s4s4lc.
HUTTEM-Eectired,1 10.Gs rs; shipped. 3,t7a ns.
The maIEct con1nues aettTe ant prices without
e1lanRo. We CONTINUE 10 Qnote; so e,,
ELoes nslET...s-... s s5t
3oo4 -...s---.1 G.cu
ss'es 1asi 81 iS !. i, s IS Is -
Il 31c. ID . At 1Ec.
, 1866-03-16

CARBON Ol(Thefe IL titue doing anu qoo[A-
Hoas are unchanged. Weguote:
Carbon Oh. 7 cAF load. SCR m1..,...........,tlc DC
KIefs Sot1-. Ou i0 q 40 test--R car Ioad.... &c
- itc5 bfls- p car load-... sc
POULTRY-Sfarket dull. Sales were: 10 ns
uhcsecd Turkeys 1t lie.
FOTATlE.s-Sales were: 100 brls It 43.lak.
EkkuFloIUSS-The receipts End shipments dur
ing tie past II hours weEc as fo1lowa:
Receipts, Shipments.
Cut Mrats *oS3f0 49, SO
Hot.f t.f......,,..,, 50 1,xa1
Fsts = .,fiS fiS ss,9ss -
The general market to-day. In C0nseQueuca Of N tm
, 1866-03-16

-Four wae reported dull. with Light Stocks huTera
s holding % IN a. nctrst1on Of liberal receipts. The
1ies Eere neg.eedeA Ftom s,so hst so.d = zet the
range Q1 t5.l+is..a common TO eboce axtta. Corn
eecliEcd 2se On Ge quotations OF the pecsiou. day
and ruled st ssss 9oe- The eupP3y aud demand were
M 1 xas Uupted nj Il, ,RxI Ito.