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UQVGE
Total No lbs. Apples and Peaches. 597. 2T6
The value of the same, supposing that
one-half the amount not classified was
peaches and estimating them at the average
price paid in this market, would be about
$4,000. Then, take into consideration the
quantity received prior and subsequent to
the months specified, and the large 9uantity
sold green, made into brandy, canned,
preserved and used at home, the Importance
OF the same "a source of revenue becomes
more apparent Bristol Ne1c3
- Corn is selling in this country at 50
and 90 cents per bushel Large lots have
been sold at 90 cents cash. We were told
while in Knoxville, on Saturday, that
each station on the East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad averaged two car loads
Of corn per day in regular shipment -
Joaesbor0 Flag.
SICKNEs5.-Mueh sickness prevails in
this country, mostly confined 10 typhoid
and pneumonia fever. Some cases Of scar
let fever, we learn, have made their ap-
pearance among children. In many casps
the former diseases have proved fatal
Jonea5oro Fiag.
THIS WREAT CRoP.-The wheat crop
looks promising in this county. The
quantity sOWn WAS not so great as it should
have been, on account of the difficulty en-
countered in buying seed wheat. The late
snow, il is generally conceded, was of some
service TO the crop Winckesfsr Home
Journal
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BAILEY. 0RDNLE G CO..
COTTON COMMISSION
WHOLESALE GROCERY
WAREHOUSE
Nos ; and = Broad Street.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

NJE BEG LEAVE To RETURN THANKS TO
w Cur friends for the very liberal share OF pat
ronags bestowed upon our house the past season,
and would say that, having enlarged our facilities
for storing cotton. now prepared TO give
every attention 70 the storage, sale and shipment Of
all cotton our friends may sntrGst 10 our care We
promise that every effort will be used 10 secure the
very highest market price, whether sold here or in
other markets.
viii make cash advances on all Cotton OF other
Produce shipped 10 US. Our terms shall always De
ss low any other reliable house.
JAMES NJ. GARSET and WM. r SAMPLE will
give their undivided attention 70 The Cottou Depart
mPut, and Viii n ain evefg 81 atl-s t The
interest Of planters 70 pattouizs us
We viii at all times keeP fail stock " Groceries,
Baggiug, Rope and Twine, and al grades OF Flour
toF sale az the lowest prices
WAkrED.-We wish To purchase washed and un.
washed Wool, Feathers and Dried Fruit and will
always give the best prices.
BAILEY, OIDwAY & co.
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~ AnF AAAfA@Fs
90 WIDE Is THE FIELD OF
> its usefulness nad 20 uumer-
Gus are the cases Of IFS currg
that alm0st even section -
country ab0unis IN psrs0us
- 80 publicly known. who have been
restored from siaEmiBk and
even desperate diseases &c ths
lungs by its nee When onfe tried, IT, superior
ifv over eFerg other eKpeetnrant is 600 apparsnf
- escape observation. aGd where IT, giTiues are
knoWu. the public ~ longer hesitate what ants
d0te % employ for the tiatreesisg and dangerous
affections d the pululauary oTgnus that are Incl
dies thrust upoH the Community havs failed and
bssn discarded. THIS has gained friends b. eFeyy
trial. Conferred benedts On the afflicted they ran
never forget and praauoca cures too numerBus
aud to- remarkable t1 be iorg5tten.
We can only assure the public thai ifs quality
l. carefully kept gp o. tbs hssf it ever hiss BEEN
aud that a msy be relsi 90 % a. iur "a oar rsi@i
al that il has ever done.
Great numbers OF tlergymsn. Physiclans.
Statesmen aHd eminent psfsonages. have lent
their nanes % certify the unparalleled asslui-
permit the inseIti0n % fthsm. Ihs Agents below
namei furnish gratis our AAEElctE ALaAEsC "a
Hhirh they are siyebi aila als iaii deseriii iilons
of the COMPLAINTS they rare.
Ihnse Whq require an affs qftrF alrdsrinF %
purify the blood Rin End ATER's C0HF. h1f
5GE5APGEILI.A the remedy 10 use. liy Dc once.
and y0u Wlil knea its value.
Prepared hy ,. z. AfEA q GO,
Lowell. Maasaehusslts. and s5ll b.
Druggilts and eeaizIs ever where a. Nhoiesals
ana retail ia ha1hEliio ~
BERRY. DENONfLLE WHARTON
dseI2dEw-deo&jan
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STATE NEWS.

DRIED FRUIT.-But few of our readers
have a correct idea of the value of the fruit
crop. To show them that ii is worth some
thing, we publish the annexed statement of
the smeuat Of dried apples and peaches,
received at the Virginia and Tennessee
depot, at this place, during the months of
September and October last
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nN CEDAR STREET. BEFWEEE CHERRY
~ and SRmmeT. Saitahis TOR Physlcia %
Lawyer Apply % q CedaT q.
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T,iypry Stable Tor Rens

VHE CENTRALLY LOCATED LIVERY
1 Stable on College street, second building
from Churrh, east side. is tor rent fer 1867 on
favorable terms. Apply 10
innln-lM A NELSON & 90 Aannls
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ESTABLISHED .......... 1919.
CHAS. ROBE RTSON
Il A X + E
CANDY MANUFACTURERS
Nc. n n. MARKET STREET.

No. n \. MARKEF NFREEF.
MOULD REMIND HIS OLD FRIENDS AND
" Customers that he IS move than ever pre-
pared te supply them with the very best OF Tie1t
Bread, Crackers. Cakes. Candie7. etc.
lie has also on hand the best of Vine. suift-
ble for nledIcal purposes, besides superior ii lt
imported Scotch Ales and London Porter. nua
tine brands Of Cigars. Also. Currints. Easiu-
Cifrsn. Figs. Dates. Nuts etc.
just received. . large assortment ef Fancy Art
cles embracing Toys. kireerackers. MASKS and 30
very hne assortment of Fancy Coufecb1nery
suitable tor Christmas HOLIDAYS. which viii h-
sold Hholesale and retail novqf-ff
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HOUSE JOINT REsoLuTIoNs.


MONDAY, Jan. q, l87.-The House met
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Mr. Mullins in the
chair as Speaker PTo tsn The minutes of
Saturday proceedings were read and ap-
proved.
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HEN ORLEANS TRADE
REQ PEhED.
60
DAVID WHITE,
DR.. Il. z. SHAW, Master.
DR.. n. j. SHAW CLEEk-
ThesssSazutaeen' Steamer.

bba a. L. SHAW Master,
DR.. 7. j. SHAW. CLERK.
MTul caasuRzre Making Regular
" Trips 10 New Orleans and ali intssmsd
ate ports, On the opening Of the season. '4he
DAVID MHlfE was pgurchased expressly f1r
this trade and has been returnished, re-ls.sd
and thoroughly oyerhauled, and pronounced b.
good Judges 70 be one Of the most comfortable
and substantial steamers on the W estern waters
she IS large side boat, With a r0Omy ard hand
somly furnished cabin capable eoface5mm0datius Of
one hundred ifst ciass unddfty second class pas
sengers. Her capacity Is eight huadres tons ami
her accommodation for carrying freight are
unsurpassed, Standing No. wjth the Board
OF Underwriters. this steamer cOmmcnd2 hcrsci
% shippers Of Cotton nnd Tobacco. while her eie
CANT finish. renders her highly acceptable to tlr
travelling public
The DAVID WHITE will leave Nashville l.r
New Orleans on the drst riss in the Cumberllni
Fer freight OF passage apply on board. or %
STRATTON. CHENEY q ROY, Agents.
No. III Broad Street
octiO-tf HARRISON & SONS. Agent
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Ayers Cherry Peetoral.

Fbh lib hAflD tik M bf
Coughs. Colds, Influenza. HOarseness.
Creup, BrOnebftts. HBeiDfens Con
sumption. and FDr the relief of Com
suInptfye Patients iH advanced sta
ges Dg fhe disease.
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Fancy Ft"ur Fancy F'Iour!!
We will Keep constantly on hand, by the single
barrel or ear load, II Vaughn S Goa Cslsbrated
Lockiand bills Flour. which We will warrant ia
every Instance. We will also kecp several other
bTaRd5 OF Blour. which We onrr g. the trade at the
lowest cash prizes Dealers Will 30 well % eramint
oH Flour before purchasing
BAILEY, ORBWAY & ca. .
ang2l-6 IL. A.. D.
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To rohaceo planter.

NTE ARR NOW PREPARED TO sToRE,
w shin or purchasa ToA4so9 either loose ~
il hoEshoadA Call a our Warehouse. No =
Market street Nashville,
doel-d IB.j HtGH MoCREA &C
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VALUABLE FARM
t. O Il ~ lie.
TWINES ONLY.

lanes p. Travers. 4s Beck aaan "a, IN
TWNES For GRAIN. COFFEE SALT
aui ouano safks Cotton Bales. Ham BaEs.
Wrapping Writing. hsgs. Book and sand
PapeT, PAPER HangiuEs Seine spd dilltng = e..
Ely Meta Spindle BaudinE and Loom C0fdz. To
baeco. Hosl and Hap 1Wins Asttras. Tufi
iug, stitehing. Br00D. BInain1. SsEinE, salt.
and al other IWines.
TEines for Hardware Dry Goods. 9roceTs.
DruFEisla. Ship ChandlaFs, Book blndeFS. PaBei
aud Broom Maker, Ststls8eTss Y LpholEtsl err
fishsrmen, WeaFeTs azd AL other Trader
Cotton, Chalk and PtOW Lines. Tr0t, STAGING
and Cat Lineg, Sample eau be sesn and order
lsft with .. EWIk8 a Co. Nashville. Team
mn AfraEI -raI
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We are Trau6ci at being able % state that
the very large iucreaas Ia the number VI cUr
Daily And TTi- Ncskiy subscribers cnablcg Us 90
reduce q price Of subscription g. thee editions
We a. e. the in0Tg checrlully beeauso the neces-
siuss Of the people. Ia the ig1pover,,he5 couil
ton Of our stricken section. require salh con
sessions as caa be reasonably made in their in
trrssts From and uftcr the -t January there
fore. cur
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION WILL BIZ
IN ADVANCE
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Aud f,f shorter renal ~ the same rate.
as- We earnestly appeal O. our friends o. aid
fu extending cur circulation; AMI in thereby 10
cFea4ins cor means 81 useiulness. A copy Of the
Paper will he sent gratuitousl) o. any one send
ing ten subscrScrs to eitherof the editions
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
THE HORSE MARKET.

There is no excitement III the Iwenty-tOurth-st. Il.
Stables and trade may DE put down as quite du though
norton Of tho dealers think they see indications % an
Improvement. Former Mgh prices are oblaiu'u "Hei
sales made, but they are slow Ihe cheI uade' al
present. m railroad stage and WORK horses WIN con
siderable call from farmers VINO nave ut I" pun '"7IH
ut the latest moment, account OF the expense OF
keeping The charge per day for boarding hoses IN inc
street is g. and when horses are kept Tor ohs Ihe aa
tbcy sometimes are, the expense runs up 1c" hoIscs
e beeu ON sale six months 40 least but the RUE is 10
shove them of soon rs possible amer aiid5nihE'
and so make room Tor more. - B1. IL a. i, ,,l cb
from 200 10 horses usually sofa per Wceh "In
would 10 be quite business Only ueatIS so ~ ~
ideas so elevated when that number was s0id each da
during the war, that 10 looks small nOW Inc
are not taking as freely they did few weeks ago
The average price for such horses ls apO s0',
from S4O TO $780, though uost sales are from sl4o 20
seOo for spans. while fine, wel-maied' ana styAsh
road or coach horses run from $500 70 soO lu ~
Then there are the fancy, when biIg slUW 10 WV
One deaKr who claims he has the hncst pair ol hatGHt
6ores i'm the country large and splendid span Of Ham
bictOnians dark bays. with black points, l6t hands
100 n each. which vii travel t9gethci ii I%nioo %
,n,inutes holds them at $4,000 The pair Of nne
horses which took the nrst prlle as a ~ m'V'nou @
span at the late Newburgb ialt are on -aIc az tI 'H
stabe and SO are other fle horses In fact there s
GOOD show OF ANIMALS, but the demand 1O tm
r. light We noticed some livery stapieiheeh glylhs
horses and street and Otbtr Contractors hfe 'dhIE
horses quite freely at $500 10 800 per span dio
tbce which sell AT OOd 500 each but they are etbo uh
sound or have seen hard service or are le niue S |
dian ponies There Is qute snow OF OahHuehs anu,
hhinG cbeap sell somewhat freely 10 those who SIMPLY
vant horse sin there very good horses OF age
slze among those brOughfrom Upper Canada lhsrc u no
shipping demand al present By lBe burning W N1 an
hcriains stable few nts since II horses were ther
dcstroycd outright, lave died since some vi 'hoin
were quite valuable. ,-, ., oro ~, e,la
al Conunnnpaw, recently brought IN from one oi inc
central counties Of this hate. IL is proposed 10 eHl"'i
horse market at that pace IN connection WIN te oieI
vfeusive livestock maKets and the plan 0Ohs I"asipo,
large numbers Of horses arriving from The "es' "'o' ~
New Jrtscy Central Railroad
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

On Wednesday, large portion of the session OF
the Lower House Of the Connecticut isisl"Se -, ~as
occupied with debate the proposed IaiIVdu 10 con-
meet Rdgted wish the New York and New Haven road.
Three routes are propsSsSea sr 1enteS while lie Emen.
Wien people want west OF that that VIII make me
IRE reason as Rideehed alleges. that they wish 10 XIII
the road-propose 70 have Z come 70 Nswcansan Iheie
oJ -, charter the Ridgefeld road, with the privilege
IN take tie route they prefer but under permanent
restriction forbddng waytraie to interfere with tue
Newt Canaan road.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

Miss Mary sephaHes Houston, T1as; Theodore Bot, SsEYos Wm
kos Ar Kab gleeoj NJ Frsghaa Mrs Franghsi, ava
-, Acgloki Jon Anthony Mrs Anthony. Phdel1la fenn
W. H % bs Ut iT De Hrele 4s"' E, ss,a, 'f P sbx.t
rrlt cn ana s,-r, g Ms :. Mis- solna lrrr ri HerTy
Gsea sE Ancer Augustus Mau-, sew-ioTs Mr. Ar;1er Dom
nTf 4a child e' H.; Louis AoEa, Augot1 Ga I9on.s j.
C4Tl Mr Matilda Faux New York. John bcad heNafk y
u u Churchill h@leown Conn., Ms Chamiean ana ensi'a, s
ta ff.uce feiet is.i ',,easoi Mn bllaofih So.
fos An2i h2lo'"e R n P'oSopa- , Msana s.. fps..
pris r-,a Pr P-snce Ticr~s tult NJ. Grnf Ns~ York
Nr. Lose Iluuu- Geneva Switzerland lstor Mayer NsElosi
abe NeYos; Joseph Cllsr Ccago Albert Daonr Dufur
erTe faner A Asthide HeHosaasi Aggase Jacques Ass-
3Ir. A. puaroas orleans; Albert Then SeEio; Thot
Caerheys clerrev Philadelphia Alfred Esmsy, Psss fnofi
Odelh, Nextor; Auguu Dehage Nea-Oresnsi Ttto
dor, o'9ne ,l & 6a iyer,r 1g & % i & S s,i, U,s.
1A. and Miss Keanedy. 3 BAL, John BOYD j. D. fisrtos
Thomas Mrs r. sos aal son A Johnson and e,lspei
Mis- -Rar Mr Srs sri sen. Dr. Wfn Osborn j.
Mr~ Coonbes and Rev Joshua kennedy Rev " Spra
Nr S;e6ienon Ms M S,r F y Strain NJ C,ticar iIenrg Rr
ad Dr. = r. Ma1soa James ea L. McDonai Charles 1hefofd q
ron LIVERPOOL. Jme eIn steamship Cy Of Leulos-w u
u urDut l. Grimes g. bgieworh O. w end j. b FoEsfs -
ora Cha"lek Capt charles Holman JOSIAH Garner i heSsy
hanson Mr Mech Mrs and Miss Crabiee Mr. and n Dr. Dansen
and daughter Mr. Duncan and seaats Miss Shurtf W. and Mr.
and child 3lr L. Cooran snd cn de NJ. Capt. einaI ehsa
std servant Fannie OD0lue Misses awlry a. Asses Aorog R
q i e HeS I1 T E s5 I9ss Ia, n Hamilton NJ alh NT Aas,n W.
rr ~ ID r',f. a. 5f---ff In vcrt 20 Tirs
N Graer NJ and MTs Burch Mrs CieIhar e,,d ari
NJ. Gsgod Patrick Thomas walsh Mr ald Ms ynge A
son Nj Brancore Mr and Mrs Rev d. Willis NJ and 1lI Ch
sell II n Rutteraose Pablo vamoe sardlor. Mr Hagey J.
Richard WA Tfeiare G. Pane r. Gakh wife .gd shAiren
er Robert smart WIN Cmthe MeAHdres Thomas Ower B.
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sitnations TpanieO-femaIes.

A RESPECTABLE Protestant Woman wants
"A situation 60 do AMBERWORK and FAMILY obNiN al
dress NJ 81, no 1903 Sscoudave -
WANTED-A situation rs q monthly NUBoh
or to attend invalid By MrA DICKSON no 40 amen
Best fciiy reference
(VANTED-A Situation rs o Ladys Nonthiy
w NURSE attend an invalid Ms DIXON, No 10 Allen %
best ofciy references 10 years eHpercace.
A NUMBER of German Girls WANT STU
~ ATOMS. Apply No 100 Touso--st. near PoFerg.
4 LII Respectable Families. B0lrdnc-Houscs,
ard Hotels he supplied Nh good SERVANTS om a
Protestant and Catholic at MRS lOAhSIOAs OFFICE No. ~
Bieeckcr-s
FAMILIES, Hotels, and Summer Houses
promptly supplied With Female iE p Of al nations aho arr com
petont DO the different branches Of housego Also Coaehmen
Gardeners Hands Poters Walters, SERVANTS Apply a
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
FORTS FROM SEPT. ], 1896. TO DATE
.L..ma Hr.Fnsr ffrN.Hr fgrsH..r

eH are in limited demand and duh at s. Sl8uSO 90
ror Drv Cod s. 250S fOr Picked Scale; 50 5Das iOI
Picked Cod: Mackeel at S2Oa $50 5Or Mass shore
SO rs for No Halifax; Sl9GSg l2t for No Bay 10 lor
No 2 Raw; and SIS 5O0Sl4 for No Mass large
FIRE(RACKERS are In very active demand az ahoul
previous prices sales day OF OOOd5O boxes al about
prlme Tennessee. and 9Oc. for do Western.
GRAIN-sThe Wheat market IA more active, ana closes
stronger: the inquiry Is confined 10 iners tlt ear
are Zoo bush No Chicago At & O5 100 bush No DO
sf a. % IL COO bush. No Milwaukee at y Z50z 80
aud 600 bush. cOmugn White California at s. 60
harley is dull and heavy; the offerings are not large
harley Malt is firm small sales at 81 % 0Sl JD
Canada Peas are active we note sales OF 4OV
bush for export private terms Rye is lQWeI anu
in moderate demand; sales OF 1850 Dush. MeSi
ern al 81 s5QSi so Oats opened lower ana quite uu{
hu closed with more business ana IN better demand
ssIes Of 5 600 BUSH at 7sGsOc for Western 81. Soc Tor
Gbio - Ssc for Southern and Pennsylvania. Corn
oened better with Offering, but ere ths close "i
SChange prices declined, with only limited inquiry
sales of 900 bush S7a93c for UnsOund Doc 4sI %
for damn: 81 O7dSl y for New Mixed western me caah
able cosngat 81 O7GSl TO- Old IL held az u 10 ahOal
but Is neglected Sf for strawcolored southern ~ u9@
n 10 the latter extreme rate Tor small We learn
by telegraph from Chicago that No Corn uecHheu 70
6SAc under receipts Uf $4,000 bushels ana some IAN
uTes reported The shipments OF Breadstuffs from
San Francisco from pri q 10 May 1867 nave been as
follows: so sr or sacks Flour To Newfork and fade
phia l 9qs or Great Britain ana reiahd anu
1900 or sacks 10 other foreign ports 6lSS SACKS nhe
10 New York and Philadelphia; 1879 sacks 10 Great
Britain aud Ireland and sacks TO other foreign ports
and 1908 sacks Barley 10 foreign pOIls hO' iH0iie
Great Britain and Ireland.
EI rT n
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5ituatlons Uanteo- MaIcs.

4 YOUNG MAN 10 years of age desires a SIT
"A uATIoN Has lsen employed FOR three years te neigh
give Of city Address
FRANK Of his employer A. Waller Provision ok No.
80 Beaverst
A SINGLE MAN wants a situation as COACH
- MAN private family; objections going 10 country -
relereace Address HALPIN. Box No. le6 Tnbaae O.ce.
WANTED-A Situation as GARDENER, by
who has had - years experience Europe and America
thoroughly understands business well recommended Address
J. g., tOhice, Arlington Mass
DRIVATE FAMILIES, Hotels, and Summer
Houses desiring fTstcsss SERVANTS both male aud female
supplied by applying BEDEILS, 70. 30 FOIhaye,
corner Tweu ghth-s st. late No. 81 Fourh-aye.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

FLOUR AND MEAI--Tbe market for Western and
state Flour has been quite active, ana the I9" anu
medium grades slightly improved family grades are
more salable but at irregular prices the sales az s
hiss al - aS9 so for supcrtuc state; SOQS2 80 i0 c
ira state SO 2odSl IS the low grades of Spring Wheat
western extra SO 3Oa Sl3 for good 20 choice spug Wheat
extras SI $50 SO 50 for shipping ONO Sl2 tOGs5 Ulo
trade and family brands of OliO, Michigan ana Indiana
and S3 2jaSG 45 for ST. louis extras California .ou h
heavy and less active: sales 300 bbs and bags al S2
S4 IS Canadian Flour Is quiet, the supply s hOt arg
sales OF small lots So jOdSl3 so for good 10 choc e
OF extra and S3 6OdSlj IS for trade and family brands
Southern Flour is dull and unchanged, sales o V un1
al $40 2s 1872 for common 10 fair Baltimore and COuy
extras and Sl2 GOdSl6 for trade and family uranus H
Flour il lower aud dull sales OF $50 bOs al - wa
g. IS Corn Meal Is more active, but prices are lower
sales $50 bbls at s. 20 iOt CITY, ana BRANDY "lAo OH
f.ff fe fgFfu
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rrcrTPE OF pPODTCE.

rrNra-1 t93 pkgs Tour. 7.il3 bills IIouT' 3tl hbs.
u,bisi "a bis Corn NAL g23 sacks Corn Meal ~" SACKS
oil CaEe. 29.110 bush. Wheat 81 2Si bush Corr I'--,1
hush Oofs a 40 bush I've, s07 bush OF Malt ~ '"3i'
peas 20 pkgs Ashes 81 bbls. PORK, li6 pkgs ~
oce pk "a ard 30ss bbB Petroleum. LEV pbB~ -al1oi'
$500 pkgs Cheese 2IW bhlS ERsA
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
p1oSENnEpS -1pRIrEn

FROM NEWORLEANS June 9ll steamship George Wafhrgor
IT, bebn. f. and Ms p GoodTl7n r. j. Pulley & Bakeooa Mr.
stewart Ms Brol Mrs Hopkins and daughter EeK Saon n
Ns Lowell Nrs Mout T. Ecletarger. = Bear Nr Harrison hs
McDoua Mrs Williams aud2 chrea D. Vs. Little Mr. De BIsne
and M Becsw1h and cea. 81 B sellers. " Rocker
Dr. Richardson Ar. H1lari. Mrs Psoe h Nnue biz Mss Da',
Hiss Pepper ME Lowell Mr. Bacon. d. A. .one A. Poney NJ %
Mrs LesHan T. Ahern g. Furlusou J. Dsfolfs Children ani
Mfs james DJ child aud II A. Defius his
Bernstein Mrs Pepper and children, r. bnaran, Capt Naming
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
THE MARKETS.
lCmeulIy reported for THE TRIBUNE .

IN
SATURDAY. June e. 1867.
AsVFS-Tle market is moderately active ana IlIln az
Is rs for Pots, and Sl3 Tor Pearls.
BI-IIDTNG MATERIALS are generally lower, Dut .at
thc fr Uusiucss was done We qIoJe as lo
lows Bricks from yard" at S 81 a>lO for common
Hard 1919 for Crotou and $50 SO Tor Inlaoclhl1
Front Cement at 81 81 Is for ROseudae; Lime az 81 ~
FOR Common and 81 20 for Lump; Lats 50 - ioi Last
prn Lumber al SlgdS22 for Ia tern spruce Hair a 3
sac for RiO Graude Mixed, 80 d31c for Buenos Ayes
Mixed and l0Gl1c for UuWasEed western Hog; Plaster
of Paris az s. e for Blue Nova SCOTIA, - ou e tu
for White do q 40 bbl FOR Cleaned LaseIuaud = ,J
. bbl for KTickerbOcker and Empire Mills.
BFESWAX has been in moderate request az iu! picesi
we quote at a 43c fOr yellow Western and southern
BKISrIES are without change; quote az from 5oc
g. for American Gray and White.
COTrON-Only a moderate demand mas pItNd-eu'
chiefly shippers and prices remain about te same
as Yesterday, though not very rn sales OF 1000 oes q"
ne for Middug Uplauds, 10 2Sc. for do New orleans
COFFEE-NO important transactions ln bfd/li NcHe'
are made public to-day; prices unchanged; othel
kinds are moderately active; sales Of go bags Laguay ia
on private terms
CANDLES are somewhat irregular in price; we quote
Adamantne az a2ic; sperm, IS alOc anu I"leA' 40
b5c. the latter rate for Judd's. - .,-
. DYH.W GODS are IN better demands We quote az 81"
So for Fustc Cuba SIS for do. MaucahO go Ioi LO-
wood. jamaica and $50 for Canwood. an cold .
DRUGS AND DYES-An articles coming under thls
hedug have been very quiet the business beng o. JGD
hing character; ia prices there has been no particular
change. We quote.