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Interesting Cerrespendence.

NAsHiASToS, Jan. oU.
The message Of the President in answer to
the Senate inquiry for information in rela-
ton TO negotiations in 1861 with Mexico. for
the purpose of marching United States troops
from Guaymas to Arizona, through Mexico,
enclose papers upon the subject from the
State Department, from which it appears that
under date of May 4th, 1861, Senior Romero
called the attention of Mr. Seward TO a pro-
ject of Southern men for seizing Mexico and
establishing slavery thereon, and declared
that Mexico conquered independence through
the blood Of her children, and will maintain
1t to the last against any invaders who may at
tempt to take it from her, and that she will
never consent that any human being shall be
reduced to slavery within its territories II is
free country, in which no man is born a
slave, in treating upon which liberty turns to
those who may before have had the misfor-
tune to lose it. He therefore wishes TO ar.
range between Mexico and the United States
treaty which shall guarantee the boundaries
of the Mexican Republic as now agreed upon
and prevent the introduction of slavery into
Mexican territory, he would make an indIs.
pensablc condition to said treaty or ar
rangement, that no European nation should
participate therein, lest it might become a
motive or pretext for the intervention Of tina,
continent in the affairs of the republic in par.
ticular and America in general
Mr.. Seward replies May 7th, that such de
signs of the insurgents here against the peace
of Mexico cannot be carried into effect. il
their designs against their own Government
are prevented. He says that full instructions
were given to Mr.. Corwin to establish such re.
lations with Mexico and the other American
Republics as well as to strengthen their power
In another letter of the same date, he asks
permission from the Mexican Government,
for the passage of troops through Mexican
territory for concentration in Arizona
Mr.. Romero, August 20, communicated the
desired permission
Mr.. Seward acknowledged the liberal and
magnanimous exhibition Of confidence, and
promises that Mexico shall have no occasion
TO regret the courtesy.
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WAsHIraror. Jan. 30.

Thirty y-nine members of the House of Rep
resentatives have made preparations for de.
ivering speeches on the subject of Recon
struction. Their names have all been ent.red
for that purpose, and they will speak in ieta-
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Steamboat Explosion--l5O Lives Lost.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 30.
1t is just reported here that the steamer
Miami was blown up and burned on Sunday
last, six miles above the mouth OF the Ar
kansas River 130 lives were lost.
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Draw C. w. Ian. 30

r ~ OrrAwA. C. W., Jan. so
Lord Monck is expected to arrive in Can
ada shortly, when it 10 reported an early ees-
SION Of Parliament will be called. Judes
Coassalis to b reins1aasd.
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xxx CoNGREss---FIRsT SESSION
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New Advertise nacnts.


a GOOD Two-Story Brick House, with one
Lot on Fulton, between Tseifth and Thirtaeutt
streets Inquire of JAAEs PARsoxs ON Fulton betweer
h'e'ensh ana Iwettn streets. jAnSldlv
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edesi daughter Of isass iad Eleanor stsd sna '
attend she fsusr on wednesday afternoon 'Ss snr %
O'clock from her late residence. south Flrs
and Ninth streets, Bsooklyn. =
fFsSpsrr AZ South Bergen X. J. o. Sunday. Sov.m
bss q. Mania n, wife Of Harrison q fudney aged =
The friends and relatives arc respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from the Icsidsnc. q 4. heshe
Church street, south Bergen, this assday) wornns a
Roesss In Brooklyn, on wednesday. Novs@sfr "a,
sarah Ann Rogers, in the Gath year Of bis age. - u
Ia. relatives and friends Of the family ana Mkewse
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from tho rest
denee OF his uncle 70 Carlton avenue. Brockyn on wed
nes.ay naN
Eo-ELi-At Sing Sing, on Monday Nosemher - after
short and painful ilness, EpvAKD o. RosELt, In the
The relatives aud friends Of the family arc respectfully
| Invited 10 attend The funeral, from the prssbyteran
n,o sng slne WI ~ Weone.dsy twease ocsocs
the ten o'clock train from New York. n.
ssrIi.-on Sunday, November %, slnm r., wife o.
Thomas smull Ia tho 55h year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from tho residence o. her
Tncsday a. ~ O'Clock. noon Her rcmsns VIII be nken
TO tho Iatrytown cemetery for nterincn by the two
| o'clock r N. train Hudson River Railroad.
srEfiDAs.-on Sunday, November =, GyoRGK W.,
son Of Cornelius aud Either stephens aged -
The relatives and ir.epda q the family are rcspetuy
invited 70 attend The frner from ta residence Of his
father, iei west Thirosh street this raesday) mornings
| AZ eleven o'clock. MI r.
1owsarsD.--On SUNDAY afternoon, November 20. Aog.
isIpr MAnoTrs, infant daughter q Edward and Louisa
Tho relatives and frendr Of tho family are respectfully
parents. Monticello Garden avenue, sonth BERGEN,
NJ this iTucsasy, afternoon, a. .hscs oclocs
TyLKR.--On Monday morning, Noynm.bcr ~ ipsssA.
wife Of Peter y. Tyler aged Z. yes's, month and :
i
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BrasETr-W ceRe.--on Monday, November %, ~ tho
residence Of ho trdo parents, by the Rev ". A. 6ara-
lett GEoEsE " BCNglr NtITIa, yonget dan hter o.
Seaman WocEcr, Esq, all Of This city. No carl.
DsANE-iEAA1E.- Brooklyn, on Wchnozdly Mo-
vcner ~, by the Roy. Dr Frocl JoHS DEA., " Brook
lyn % EEsEeuA W, daughter o. Henry FRANCIS, Ea. %
Hartford, Conn
DEINI.AiSi-P owILf.- Ia Brooklyn g. ~. on Tuesday,
November 20, BY the Re-. Dr. Payne, y $ W. bnA-
FLAME u this CITY, TO sAk daughter Of John POWELL
Esg., Of the former place.
EsGEI.--FhlSk.-on Tuesday, November 20, by the
Res s. Gersiinan. nj the house ~ Nj and Mrs. II. Aein
hard at savannah. Ga, six9s EAGE. OF New York. to
Miss FANNY FRANZ, OF Savannah, Ga
HARyYs-rUGsY. sunday, November 20. ~ tho
Rev fnoo. A. Ealon, Rplker !. H. hAi;ykY to BnLiE
a. TCRBi, both OF this city.
LYsc8--Doa LIrs.-un 1huredy, November -, by
tho Rev Father OHare, az s. Coumhss chnrcb,
sirEasL lysci, Jr, to Ms MARX JAsr DowLnSG, both
OF this city.
PoIgy-RiciAsnscs. roughGeapsic, on wcdncs.
day November a. al lie u the ide't father
by the Rev A. II. Partridge rector " christ Church,
Brooklyn. FRAME ~ fodET ~ Nrooklyn 70 Coz sKlIA,
youngest daughter Of Lemusl $. Richardson, Esq.
hANrs--AnAMs On Wednesday November ", AZ Fa,k.
ersbuvg W. Va, by the Rev william |. Hyand, WAITER
SANDS formerly o. THIS cify, Ia ANNE G. daughter OF
Preston ". Adams, ksq.. ~ tn. former place
TAYLoELcoAK- -In Baltimore, on Thuriay, Novom-
Der IL, ~. Petsrs church, by the Rev Jnns Gram
Iner Jo-srn TAyIon, formerly Of New Dorp, staten
Island, y. ~, 10 RsscuA -, daughter Of H. !. cosle,
ESD OF Baltimore.
vos sEspvs--KEru.EsAs AZ brooklyn, on Thursday,
November -. by the Rev George ~ Hall, HsSHy Nus
-lsDss n. D., oi Brooklyn. 70 81 &. A. kIrnga1S, Of
schenectady. No cards.
wpnaY--pr A,l--tpn "wednesday, November 2i by
Rev. T. ksigton smith. arslltoa by Rev :. aane. SIR
Nu-lAn IA. ~ NYxEIl, of Br0Dklyn, h. ~ 10 NlsA
SARag ~ PArr. OF New Work
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TtlssRlpgc MARKET REPORTS.

Paft4sprf y,t,s Nov ~ lsW
~ ysiss.issis sad Eis T.iIrssS III Es,diss Raj
ssn e s.s sr aSs @ w ss sss ss~ e.
y. !, ego y s.s.ss.s II. .s
market !. anu saa L. lower s3-niyaye nuadrea bead
sd a ,u se 9r s ss s.p ir y s ssss
sod At bye osc. Hog. seg ssS bead soi o. ~ 80
per hundred. -. 49,
plonr doll; chIssge eIas asosd :. 81 % u 7s
II d per bs'hsi nsa wiesl q * Oa,s ss sss Rye
s ceass s.s sgysr ds ..r, rr %ses, ys s a Ne. ed
ern wbissey 10 bond y 3 g % Ter saIlon
o,s.,. ar e. = .. S2 sa.s,i , e.
stsG Ia Store Corn quiet Bariey-sslc. VI -ia,s four
esd u en- y y ne. e o Il ard sdi y y q
shipped " ows-corn, ss1oo hg.hsi. ryn sso ea.hsl.
bas6si. and saa a as 500 Sushris'
o.rrco, vow "a. iSz
6, .sa wsa,s s y %. ge sls x ~ ~ ess iii q
y d rss fe.. ss.as.i Canal rsis,. .ts,sy. 20 New
.s.. ard " sss pess r. ca, g,
's ss - IT, s 80 s. cor corn II s s 30 ss
sssy so ses q ws az & a. ' Sssy ss az
- 49, w. - .Brr,aIp. Ses - l.s
q sssf sa wsssas ~ a si rs 4 d W.
s". :. ;rn,'s oss as. ss - 81 sy 49,.
cansds he'd .ssi esssfe Ne nomia.l. rss.h 4
h" SIT 2, .i Y O whsep ~ can" fsha ioe
mhe.i "a glcLeser G two ioaAs OK New York D.
weather Mid wind south ne~ips ~ = hoars Gcnr IssA
ebIa 1 buaM@ss corn, ~ ~" bushels; ohs ~nv
hashrss harley, 5000 bshsls Peas iis bushels csnsi
exporfsWheat, 3i bushels corn, ~ ~ bushels. oats.
r. - bushels. barley 90 bushels re ~ bushels. pess
s.sr .i aeas sdss ss ssssas Sa
n ONsro, ending Noysfn-
!, .ss a.. ~, s;sIs sq:s Z, s.s
els. re 100 wi bushels. ~ sore bern this nnfnirE--
wheat a. s8 bushels corn " 100 bushels; oats, G58
bushels rye $50 bushels barley, Dgil bushels. rcAs.
Curaeo Nov "a iew
n. markets dui .nd price. weak n nour aayers
aus srhsrs are apaN ~ their views ard aales r~
arda2s nsures wheat D. sc ssssr - Y. y ~ 70
~ ~ so.a Ryr armsr. i &c for ~ sarisy quls,
~ ek Cor No and &C. for reJecsei Provisions more &C.
VA sales. 81. mess .porEs =. 60 f,r prs ss
fg pressn. delvcry ard ~. Coz January delivery.
rssn ,nnoa1ers sc fsr Jana. dsLvsfy an "a ios e.
~? estss dpn ssd ns1pns 4 ~ Is . % oslnsn
&c: :!'!; i i::s ID '' 70
- - ~ cmcryArt. Nor 3 Isl
its, =. az 81 !: Il ,s q '' ~ !: =. a' l
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fnrIears steady with moderate offerings TIE en-
ssn AZ 70 Hli eadou sae a. ea's
S ron. & & 10 sss. 70 a
and 100 6has. virginia tobacco q rs.
S a nds aa.s &C 10 .s = s
MOI .sssseaf . ss~ q al a. s. -,
y.at DILIGENTLY baye,s n general holding o. ior low,s
sss G1y ie and
N. ,urpea ar was A; = M. Ss demand ma
&c &c.. chiefly 4, The inside price The rosn msrse si
ss nes wn rss 81 n M er fs s
were entirey nominal. sales 800 bbs strained At - 600
summon a. 81 q * So Of tar we heard Of no trans
oiis-Linseed continued dull, bu, the msrke. ruled
s gss n ss s a s S s s
sd p s '9a e sss we're can nsT 70
so so 90 Tor prime Beef in limited demand and
ssiss 10 Cei s.' a 81 W. fo new e.r IA SIG
e. % s a :. 81 g eeT H. hard a aasi ws ssade
better and active ut the imprgveucn the sale rcacb
as s s. ss al & Rss''f ess' for %
Bacon dull nominaliy nnchansrt Rn,ter was NJ
a9 %. ma es o o sss s ,
vs and searce !, a% SS s Sasps @ ss's
Py1sorrrw Crude remalned qnie, bu, ratyely
ssay e ss fs . sT Il ms W. ssa 4
though the market Father more steady. sales ~
s sasd wh to- ss 20 buyer % sn rom ' he oh
tis th neat month"; hit =. 20 ~ n. . ,.c ala
srsAa-rhc market continued veTy dall but vit .he ~
% l. ysw s spS Fisa r. rsf
eaning Cuba we're nominally TO- iossc assln =
csained 20 % hha- Cuba i H. md - hhis Dene
MA q H. Rsnsa d.. sascr , vas ss % io
T.now Was quiet, but steady; sales soc'o i''s. f.
Ia,.es,-I,ecepts 81 barrels. The market I'M cou.
III sesi sslll. snd prices were entirely nominal
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scotchmsn named James Mar, living IA Toronto
whose wife lived in buffalo, n ", became enamorcd Of
the countries, to Rochester where be obtained
divorce his wife not beng notified Of his intention.
then he returned % Canada, married The widow, and
IA under arrest for bigamy
The improvements commenced the scieniinc School
Building At Yale College nnarly conpeted The tsle
scope mounted and ready Tor observations Tho mer.
dian circle and astronomical clock al.o adjusted
SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the amount Of $4,000 have been made
in the scientific school Accus q public lectures vii
be given ri The school this winter.
In Homer Mich, few days ago, a school mistress
named Dyer, whipped pup who had inadvertently ad-
dressed her without The accustomed mol ~ consent,
un'i she had used up three wtips nearly ~ large
mans niger she then took q ferruie an inch In
diameter and scourxcd The boy With thls until her
cred s,b sh'oesss. trom head 70 waist and H. arm bs.
been rendered useless
The Palersbnfg Expves announces wth asionishIncnl
that the Twelfth rnted states regiment stationed 10 that
city contains between sen and twenty nve young
belonging 70 rcier-blrs, who have been driven 70 4 ss
lat resort, By stern necessity The Eyp.s calls the
Desperate crpedeut n selling their bodies 10 the ay
the county which denies liberty the isnd a ihsr
nativity
Tho number Of men called Tor ny ths President dsrsc
w. c rs r ,ssars x. ,ns sssi = eens
1901, sssis mon; Ia 1891 - 2os; ~ 1893. Esis; IN
ise4 o. Tzs 1895 zoe; and for less than nonis
listed daring Tho war was Isoei5 Of ss.ss sss..e ha
sssx furnished 3,oee, her rif'yfcursh and my nfth
vegiments nod Dvlnx Includes. Iss vhoss sncans of
sss.ssss is. cf which aspaehaassis pad sisIo 200.
paid State bounties soldiers aoansns
20 t22 po5 So 20 tho i5s, $50 men Furnished ~ tho
state 80 2io killed and wounded % died disease
MIRA Trnesdeii of faportc Indians visited Chicago
fast week ana succeeded IN perrusstng two of her
daughters 70 ahAnd0n tho diUspftsAs lfo they wers
leading In that cty and rsfrsn HON.
man In LnwSbnfz, Treble County, Ohio having died
Of ceirum trpmens Bis wfo brought salt Cor damages
against two men os whom he had been xccnxtomsd 70 bay
liquor The County Court AWARDED her 800 from oss d
The man, and 500 from tho other.
number Of residents ~ Noswieh. ca, dissuas1 with
shs markst price q ooel sscsny chArtess1 boossv
that vsuasss article ne eoai arrived ~ Aeys e0oa
aal pr,vS1 v - II sEosisss Vsalsy vA1e - eesso1
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Nov i5--Maie John sinno,t or The Vermont.
DISMISSED
Nov. ls-Acting Ensign Aoysius j. Kane.
ORDERED
Nov 14-Captain Daniel Ammen aud Commander X.
Randolph Brcese to duty ~ members Oh shc Examining
Nov Is--Firat Assistant Engineer Charles T. De Vain,
Commander Francis Bunoe 70 duty at toe Boston
Navy Yard on December IT,
Nov 10 Pissed Assistant Psymas,cr Jared Lindsey
Nov. i,.--surrcon Edwin r. Dcnby. N duty as
Recorder ol The Medical Beard nj Philadelphia
Nov. Il commander Water " Queen. from ordnance
duty M Reading. Pa and ordered 90 duty n inembc
OF tho Examining Board ., Hsriioyd Conn., Second A.
slsant Engineer David Hardc, from the susqnehanna,
and granted leave Of absence
spSov II. Acting Ensign Andrew Jackson RON the
Newbsrn and ordered 10 ine cons.esoa a.sd "a
ordered to settle his accounts Commander James Y.
Foster from command of tho facony, and ordered To
command the Osccoa; Iieutenant shepherd hidsnip-
nrn william j. Moore, Edward WcodnaD Benamin X.
Richards A. ". Carter, l. v. Hoise', J. y HempLili,
Frst Assistant Engineer n b. Clark second Assistant
surgeon r. KcrschneT, A'ting Volunteer Lieutenant j.
4. vassals, Acting Master Z. = II Nnppanhaas Acting
Tusirns Hugh Jones, n. Mcleod and Acting Third A.
sisaut Engineers D. g. Neateb and William Holland,
from IN Tacony and ordered u the oscocIa.
Nov II Surgeon J. ID. Miller from duty connected
with tho MedicaI Board Al Phladelpha, and ordsred
70 the Rhode Island and duty o. ieet surgeon q the
North Atlantic squadron; Carpenter George W. Elliott,
from the Michigan on December and placed on waiting
orders
rpefGvgn.
y0vgxBsa u First Assistant Engineer Thomas
Cunningham and second Assistant Engineer deorge W.
Hali.
ursuoxorsrar pt~H,RGsn
. Nov Ill oatswan Charles A. BFagion, from
October 10. ls66.
ApxRAt pAnLorrx 70 covxAsp TN sourH rscyc
SorAbno.
Rear Admiral Dahlgren will Ion the Sonth Pacific
squadron shortly and aSsume command
ufs1LIANEOtA
Tho United states steamer Tscony. recently flagship
~ fhq ga0t Mi ~
zion aud lying al Norfolk Navy Yard, where she
IS undergoing repaifs.
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AApKsos TN Monday. November a. NJ. Sovss gen
q ANpgR-os, thu so Of hf age.
And should lie ca ~ hence before the months have
filed their roandA sta no by works II rigL e"u.-
ness Which have done but through Iesns ant.St,
res, there years not ecnniof, y tho biis
measured By terms or tiDri nut me JOY sfu and the
pleasures are for cycTmorr
The relatives and freud ~ The family respect.
fully invited attend The fnrrai fni his rsi-
dcncc s5o Hex street. Brooklyn "Wednesday
ng ~ baifpat ten ocl0ck stsut further IA ration.
Balscoar,-in Drooklyn, % Monday morning. No
rinc corp, agcd ~ years n0rih and !! days
III. relatives md ends. srd tie officers of no army,
"j 1aa 6s sss fS sp s osr aasr ,.F ns a.
Barraeks Wishing avrngci gfooslrn. On "Wednesday
afternoon Al one O'Clock.
tAgTsE -ul Monday, November -, JAsrs 'Arrhn, ~
the s0lh yc,r Of h
The relatives aad frenis y NJ family ar nfiied %
attend the funeral. from biz rcdcnee, conner ~
soal Fir. and Tcuth sfrett Brooklyn. y ~ on Nea-
nes,lay morning al ten o'clock, - e Mays church I.
~ - cersrr Of .smsen and LEONARD slrae., where 4
X requiem y " ~ SAID Tor it soul and hence 3"
,s'gary IeIeisry for internent
rossntty In l.rD0kltn. SUNDAY. November -,
he rrsdence q heI son.ipa~, William Kadkln ~
u we Hac street., ,Aatstsf ~ IL y Charles Con-
molly IN fho roih year 81 her age
TIE funeral VIII take pare rfom r. Peter rhprsh.
corner q Icks ard Warren sifcet TIT acsdsil morn
| b~sIsgr- On Sunday November Is pranes
DsFceEsa native q qgakelvfScs Sinsdou q Pa.
ffiends ana relatives art respectfully iutNed 10 A.
tend the funeral from he rcfd9ee ~ his brother ID
las, kshth avenue nnd E'2ny fNth Ntcei ths
Une.'tAsl morning, - Ton clcc.
! DWxgxD --0s Sunday, November -, Tso1ar Des.
E0sb. IN o. 10th year - - age
III vmiius WIZ " laA.n ,fp.n ~ Nir rsshener,
street al Lapast nine oeork this ffncriAy) mofnins
whars requiem hL~ mae vii ~ orrr-i for tc r-fs~e
~ hAs g0s IRON thfhtf 20 hfk'n w ln.tfptll Toe
irlendS VI he lsfly 1e lclts tny intAf =" hiinnd
Essss--O1 -.turday, November - WglSss Afass,
aged 10 ycaf.. monib and dAy
The relatives and ifends alec ne menysfN ~ empire
nee Company, No ~ md TIE -o.sry q An,lcut
Buuns requested 70 NteId The fnersl from NE
Wa4Ain4fou square Methodist Eptropal ennrh, N
Fourth street near sstb avenue Tbs tIhtAeas sfer
noon, a. iva o'ciocS
The member ~ the Aaeen' Bs,ions bfneHt Society
hereby requested % seDd the funeral . hrrthef
William E,ans tbs i!gesay ti'Hrnoon "a 40 clo !,
IRON thc Methodist eharch y rssrsl street. nesr slrh
Avenue. WiLidAN LLWl~ refs'siy
HsArrr-in Amhyflie, = y, ~ ~nrfbt NprriHt
beg 20 fanr UFsEfT, Artd ~ yrsrs ate ~ 1s HfE ~
Jsmcsc. holden Co, ~ nv CITY,
Funeral hls 6fuewdAyi afternoon, Al t1n nepet.
Jouysros.--ln brooklyn ~ SUNDAY N0samDtf ~
wmtas4 o. sos u Serge AMI J-uo dgsH ~. n ne u
yer OF hv age
Tic relative AMI rem. ~ reeea ~ ne merDeft n
Cryetei How sonrany, NO. = and bf0oLyn Engine
Company No IL, sr- respectfully nttrf 70 80 I'd me
funeral, from i1e rrs.hyisr.n chlr, syfasr p lA~
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This gold marke, 1rm. and during the afternoon Is
turned upward under strstassm concerning Mexican
troubles. APE open,ag price was lssss followed ny
steady sSvsncs 70 lslK the closing quotation Loans
Of coin Swerc generally made Dat"
Tho foreign exchange market steady and bankers
bills England At sixty days wers quoted close al
loets n three days 10 Iiof commercial, los,.
x; frsncs at sixty days, sio& 5isk: at three days
eI31 asl5; bills on Berlin, TX Tls; IN Bremen
7sx ~; on Frankfort AK H,S; On Amsterdam Al
s16&.
Recent quotations for American securities and consols
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Nv heat declined fully 70 per bushe and the arket ruled
even al concession mers buyrg only for their im
mediate wants The limited 20 Is 600 bushels, at
~ 10 for No Milwaukee, 81 20 for No and 81 ~ for NO
ieog activity In the market which ruled
lower closing the decline Sales 45 900 bushels At
81 WESTERN ahost 81 tx 81 ~ for do Ia
81 81 0j FOR yellow Jersey Oats were less
active hut prices whout decided change sales % oo
bushels Gc State &c. &c Tor Chicago and
Milwaukee Barley unchanged. Sales tso0 hn at ~ 70
81 30 for West al for do in bond 81 20 for four
rewea S.ae md 81 05 for twornwed State or barley mat
heard Of transactions and prices were entirely nom
mol Rye scarcely as firm; 5JJ bushels State sold
81 2s
CoTroN held with considerable frmness but buyers
cautious aud operations confined 10 the
actual Of the few. The total saics omprse Zoo
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IN I#IF rVi MONDAY, Now 1-6P NJ.
Asags-Receptx none The market continued dull, but
steady. at our lsst quotations. , @
Observation-Disclosures. 1853 bbls -four, SCI bushels
wheat $4,000 do corn $50 DO oats % $40 do rye $50 do.
malt and 49, barley The market FOR State and Vest
sl continued quiet, and prices declined lSc &c
per bbl closing dull heavy the concession The de-
confined 10 the immediate wants Of the trade The
sales 5 bbls NJ our quotations annexed souhern
OF the purchaser with bt little doing ut
the reduction Sales 800 bills or rye four We heard Of sales
fH0 bbs Sc 30 81 So Corn meal IN limited de-
nand the sales being confined 100 bbis Brandywne at
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CORES dun OF sale and nominal In yale The trans
actions limited 10 the immediate necessities Of obbor
and sales made from first hands
CoAL-1hc Po'tsvic fPa.) Na9s Journal or the 2h re.
porsThe quantity sent BY railroad this week oof "
canal the week s 21 IONS against % rs tons for
the CORE ponding week last year The trade up this
week follows, compared with last year. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27
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| islesfap4 ~ tAal.
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ssorees ratasa ~ srasll.si- suss IA. \. sh sss
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s.,' Y . y so n =. y. o. :. 80 T." $50. -.
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