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FnRr LARAM1E. Dec. q.

Ed. JournGL-Since writ ng the above
Tor yesterdays letter. we are in receipt
of the intelligence of u fearful and hor-
rid massacre near Fort Phil. Kearney.
Brevet Lieut.-Col. Fetterman, Captain
Frederick H. Brown, and Lieutenant
Grammond, of the Eighteenth Infan-
try, are among the killed, ninety-four
being the sum total. 1t appears that n
party went out under the command of
Col. Fettermau, to attack the Indians,
and, proceeding in nOrtherly direc-
ton, when but five miles from Fort
Phil. Kearney, they were pounced upon
by two thousand Indians, who annihi-
lated the whole command, except five
citizens, who were in the rear some dis
lance, and thereby avoided the ambus-
cade.
The mutilation of the bodies, n be-
holder tells me; was horrible in the ex-
treme. Captain Brown was terribly
cut up: his
and attendant atrocities were perpetra-
ted upon the persons of the other vic
Tins. When my informant left, the
dead were being hauled in by the wagon
load. We are anXiously awaiting the
full particulars, and hope that the re-
port.i is exaggerated and unfounded. II
may be SO, and it may not; We trust
the latter. SAM.
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Landreth's Seeds.

WE HAVE MADE SUCH ARRANGE
MENTS this season as viii enabIs ne
a. Ihgsh 70 dealers who buy 10 retail al an
HISSs seeds, at his regular yTholeSaIa
HtSss, We can furnish either in hoes N
hn1S Sas nundred papers, or in papers by the
I1i1 81 OF thodsand, or in bulkIdeaIsrs to
they 50 desire vi assortment. II
"a. hIia aRtiih Seeds are too well known for
notjcs SlAd accuracy 70 need an extended
agricultural Warehouse and Sci 6S1so,
So,o 20 Nl u Main Street, Wheeling. w Va
iSpI6 q us Tor Woods Prize Mower.
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AT Pittsfeld, Mass, one dav lac.
wee (, funeral party were compAI1aJ
10 abandon the corpse in a snow-storn
and 1t remained for several hours in q
huge snow drift, ="
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Estate Wool Growers As
SOciatjOn

THERE WILL. BE A MEETING OF THE
L State Wool Growers Association of West
Virginia, in Wheeling, on Thursday, Janua-
~ Il, 1867, at IL O'Clock, a. 81.
We hope that ali Wool Growers, who can
viii be in the meeting 1t is patent, our
great interest, wOol-growing, is in immin ent
danger of RUIN under present legislation.
During the last year over one hundred m IL
lion pounds OF wool have been imported
from BuenOs AyreS alone, where wool Is
grown and sold at from i've to fifteen cents
per pound, the latter wool, too, equal in fine
ness to our best SaXony. Remember, too,
foreign woods pay less than i've per cent. per
pound duty, while our wool is taxed not less
than nine cents per pound. Will We longer
quietly submit to such legislation? We are
a"power in the land" if we but organize and
exert it Let us not longer say to our neigh
Dor wool-growerS when we meet-"COngress
l fear, will do nothing for us."-let US organ
lze and rise like men alive TO their and their
countryis interests, and say TO our Repre-
sentatiVeS in Congress what we mast have.
Let the tremendous influx of foreign wool
andwOolens which are piIing against us such
crushing commercial debt-and If continu-
ed must soon drain our country of its spec fe
destroy our sheep and factories-be checked
or axe them pay duties such that Ameri-
can wool-growersandm manufacturers can en-
ter as competitors, IN their OIU1l market, and
live.
"Who would be free
Themselves must strike the blow"
T. SWEENEY, Pres't.
w. i. CRAWFORD, Sec'y, ianlO-tl
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slftr Advertisements:

OooD BOARD CAN BE HAD IN PRI-
.NT WAITE FAMILY, for four gentlemen,
during the session of the Legislature. En-.
QuiIe OF Rev. F. BALL, four doors East OF
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF w. VA, /
WHEELING, w. VA. Jan. u, 1897.
INHE DIRECTORS OFTHIS BANK HAVE
declared a dividend OF i've per centum
on the capital stock, free Of Federal tax, out
of the earnings of the last six months, paya-
bic TO the Stockholders or their legal repre-
sentativeS, on demand.
ianl4-lw ;. BRADY, Cashier.
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT,
N fronting 81 feet on Coal Street., and run
ming back 81 feet on Market Street. The
House contains six rooms, kitchen and eel
lar. For further particulars, Gallon
j. W. WARD,
at his shop. corner of Market and Washing
ton streets. tanl4-lwS
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PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES

NoMBINING THE MAXIMUM Of EE-
" F1CiESCH, durabilitv ana 49,. Er-
win the minimum OF weight and me-
1hey are widely and favorably known mo-.
than GU being IN use. All warranted satts9
factory, or nosAl Descriptive cirrnIar,s -, I,
on application. Address sent
,,,,,.- go, ]. G. HOADLEY & co.
LAWRENCE, Mas
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BENNINGTON AHEAD.-Beuningto
Vermont, has a new water fountain,
near the residence of Seth b. Hunt,
which throws water to the height of on5
hundred and fifteen feet, twenty feet
higher than any known fountain in the
world The water is conveyed over
mile in iron pipes, and has fall of
three hundred and five feet.
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THE earnings of the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad, for 1866, amount
TO about 81, 2OO, 600. During the third
week in December, the mail, express,
and telegraph amounted TO S2,364, pas
sengers, 1887; freight, SlS,4O7. Total,
SIS, T5s-an increase of 1851 over the
same week of the year preceding.
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Wanted.

A GENTS. $50 PER MONTH, EVERY
Mhere. male and female To sell ~ =
49, LINE COMMON SENSE FAMTT y
SdE1M1NS MACHINE, the greatest inver-
non OF the age Price SIS. Every MacSSns
warranted for three years, AddrsSs
ocSo-lmd SECoMB q CO., CLEVELAND n
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- NISETEES weddings took place at
Concord, New Hampshire, on Christ.
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THE Constitutional Amendment was
unanimously ratified by the Kansas
Senate yesterday morning. The House
ratified it Thursday.
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The Springfield owners OF the Chica-
go Republicans have sold out to John
Wentworth.
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Union City Ticket.

MAYOR,
CAPT. JOHN MeLURE, Jr.
CITY CLERK,
CAPT. w. J. ROBB.
CITY SERGEANT,
EDWARD NJ DAVIS
TREASURES,
ELIJAH DAY
SUIT. WATER WORKS,
ALEXANDRA MORRISON
wHARF MASTER,
JOSEPH FORSYTH
STREET COMMISSIONER
CONRAD LESHART.
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Election of Directo7o

THE sToCKHoLDERs OF THEFRANK,
Il, L nm insurance Company OF WheeIinS
are nouned 10 meet at the ottice OF The Com
any, no. % Monroe street, on MonIayN Ian.
uiaTy IAN, 1867, between two and fonI
, SIOck, Z A.. for the election OF nine Direc.
torS, Tor the ensuing year.
Jahll-St n. L. ARTHUR Sec,v
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Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
u stockhoiders Of the Wheeling Hinos
S ON pany' VIII be held at the ONCE OF said
Som pany on Monday, January asth. 1851
DSItWeen the hours OF 10 a, M, and D. moi
sALo cay Ior the election OF Directors for the
ensuing year. ii. WILMA NJ 'He
dc3l-td sec;y.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE LODI MASUFACTURISG COMPANY,
Established since 1870, having the exclusive
control of all the night soil OF New York
City, offer for sale, ELciuSiUeIyIOT Cash, a new
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". T. SINGLETON.

OrHoLEsALE DEALER m TOBACCO
w SNUFF AND CIGARS, No. s. Main
street. Respectfully invites the attention OF
9eaiers 70 his large variety OF Virginia manu-
factured Tobaccos of old and long establtShe1
following brands:
b F. Gravely, J. B. Pace
Race & Son, C. l., RaIdyrIp
H. n. Sterling, L 8 WatSny1
VIM Champion, J. NJ RoOIrsr
IN add1tion he has large assortment of other
nrands, consisting OF pounds, rs, SIS, los I9Ss
navy pounds and half pounds, Fig and Ma
Twist &c, &C; with many Ciiffersnt h,, 10y
imported Cigars All of which viii bs soid
to the trade at fair prices va 70 sS4u
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For Rent

BRICK HOUSE, SITUATED ON MAIN
n street, between First and second, Cen
ire Wheeling, containing seven rooms For
terms, &c, enquire of
J.R- M'COURTNEY,
iauI4-f Centre Foundry.
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character of our people, the young no
less than the old, which is wholly neg
lected by the public servants who have
the welfare of West Virginia in their
keeping. Cannot something be done
by our legislators, who assemble to-
morrow, to help the country newspa-
pers? We do not now undertake to
suggest what. Let our friends in the
country communicate with one another
and with their representatives here. ana
see if some measures cannot be devised
before the present session ends which
shall help them and be at the same
time beneficial to the State atlarge.
THE list of pardoned West Virginia
rebels, recently furnished to Congress
by the President, and published in our
columns Saturday morning, does in
Justice to Governor Foreman. Allen
T. Caperton, a rebel Senator, is put
down as one of the objects of Presiden-
tial cIemency whose pardon wasrecom-
mended by the "Governor of West Viz
GINA" We are authorized to say that
Governor Foreman did not recommend
the pardon of Caperton, the Attorney
Generals official list TO the contrary
Notwithstanding. He was urgently So
Iieited to do so but refused. Weunder-
stand that Governor Petrpoint, of Viz
ginia, did recommend Caperton's par
don, although he is citizen of this
State. The bIunder, we apprehend, was
made by some OF the clerks in the At
torney Generals office, who did not
know the difference between Virginia
and West Virginia, and who supposed
because Governor Peirpoint was Gov
ernor when the Capital of Virginia was
here, he is still Governor OF Western
Virginia. Although Mr.. Faulkner is
put down in the same list as pardoned
by President Johnson, the Washington
Republican, the official johnson organ,
says by authority that Mr.. Faulkner's
name appears In the list by mistake,
and that he has not yet been pardoued.
We may remark in this connection
that it is singular some of the depart
ments at Washington, like some of the
New York papers, never can get the
arrangement of matters out here
through their hair. 1t frequently hap
pens that communications from the de-
partment at Washington, intended for
the State offices here, are sent to Rich
mond, and Vice versa. On one occasion
letter intended for the Adjutant Gen
erals Office addressed "Adjutant
General of West Virginia, Richmond
Va, J" was readdressed at Richmond and
came on 10 itsproPer destination. Such
Ignorance Tor stupidity ought to be q
disqualification for a department clerk
ship. The Gov. rnment would proba.
bly, not be the los er if it had few clerks
in its departments who know some,
Thing about West Virginia. Possibly
no very great harm would be done il
they were even from West Virginia.
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Dissolution.

TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Mrs E Bradley and
John Eckhart, Jr-, ander the III name OF
Bradley & Eckhart, has been this day lis
solved by mutual consent. The business
will be hereafter conducted by Mrs. E Brad
lev Mrs, E. BRADLEY.
JOHN ECKHART, Jr.
I.SrARy 10Th 1857 IaniI-It
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W. D. BURKHAM & CO.,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MO. ii CHAMBER COMMERCE,
CHICAGO, I'LL

Orders solicited for Flour. Grain and Pro-
duce. samples sent on application.
flnII-3md
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Uniou nominations for Council.
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MIR. BoDEN, FROM LOUISVILLE, THE
NJ expert Piano Tuner, who has given
such general satisfaction on his last visit to
Wheeling, will be here again by the 18th
inst, when he will attend To the TUNING
AND REPAIRING OF PIANOS, MELODE-
ONS, CABINET AND PIPE ORG ANS.
Leave your orders Immediately, at r. a.
Wleber's Music House.
Orders from the vicinity also promptly at
tended TO. janii-tT
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7 ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAINIEDIN
IL the Post Office at Wheeling, State of
West Virginia, ON the 18th day OF January,
If not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
All letters advertised are subject to an eX-
them will please be prepared with the neces-
Sary change.
Persons calling for these Letters will please
say they are advertised, and give date of lis l.
n. B.-A REQ UEST for the RETURN OF a
Letter to the writer, if unclaimed within 30
days or less, written or printed, with the
writer's 1IdnIe Post 0tiee and State across the
left-hand end of the envelope, on the face
side, will be compiled with at The usual pre-
Is delivered to the writer. Sec. rs, Law of
l9oS.
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GEN. J. J. JACKSON, of Parkersburg,
has, we learn, written a pamphlet (and
the Times says it is 'ably written'O en-
titled "Parkersburg, its present wants
and future prospects,
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Notice.
Notice.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL. BE COM
Il PEELED, by unexpected circumstances
70 commence again teaching the German
language after New Years day, 1857 For
turther Information, please call at his resi-
dence in North Wheeling, doors above the
Presbyterian Church, or at the Register OF
nee s:,s CHR G. FREDERICK,
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for 8ent.
For Rent,
new And SPLENDID STOCK

HIHE SUBSCRIBER IS DAILY RECEIV-
i ing additions TO his stock of instruments
and Musical Goods, and is thus enabled 10
Oner purchasers uneQuaIled inducements Tor
selection and prices. His assortment OF the
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List of Letters.

Ordered to be Advertised ia the
wheeling EuteIIiSs ncer, RsreabIy to
the following Section of the New
Post Office Law, Ihe Newspaper
having the largest circulation OF
amy Paper published in wheeling.
Sec. D. And be it further enacted, That
Lists of Letters remaining uncalled for in
any Post Office in any city, town or village,
where n newspaper shall he printed, Shall
paper which, being issued weekly or often
er, shall have the largest circulation within
the range OF delivery of said Office, to be de-
cided by the Postmaster at such office.-NeIU
Post Ogice Lar, passed March 25, 1861.
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once hours on sunday from to 1O1S a. M

LADIES' LIST.
Allen Miss Sue Norras Mrs Rachel
Bergee Lucretia, cold Nelson Miss Lufema
bowman Miss Elma Partington Miss Eliza
Birkett Mrs Margaret Pratt Miss Hannah
Baker Mrs Eliza, col'dPratt Miss Hannah f
Cooper Charlotte o Rodgers Miss Sarah
ellison Miss Maggie Robson Miss L n
Halloweil Mrs. Eliza Roberts Mrs Rachel
Hitchcock Miss Sarah Ramsey Miss Jane
Holmes Miss Sarah A Stuart Miss Sadie
hnmmon Nancy A Stewart Miss Emma
Johnson Martha Ann ShouTs Miss Mary E
Johnson Mrs Nancy Sharie Miss Lizzie
Knight Mrs Louisa Smith Miss Jennie
Litten Miss Jennie Sly Miss Barbara
Lape Miss NJ &c Tracy Mrs Jane
Morris Miss Sarah Wilson Caroline NJ
Marco Miss Susie Walker Miss Nancy I
Mathews Mrs James Wanaxer Miss F.
MayourTy Anna y Wilson Mrs Bella
MaSan MISS KATE Wilson Susan, cold
Mchane Miss Il Winters Miss ELLA
Nlchoiaus Miss Jennie WtnesbuTg Isabella
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
Nv VIRIuE OF An ORDER 81

liz the Court of Common Pleas OF Vas
derburph County, the undersigned, guam
ian of the minor heirs OF Hugh Ronald1
deceased, will, on the Atm Gay OF May, ls91.
the city OF Evansville, the following-de-
scri bed real estate, to wit:
The undivided One-half of q tract Of lana
living in the west hall of Section o. Town-
ship o south. of Range 10 west, in Wander
burgh County, Ind, bounded as follows
Beginning at the middle of Eighth Street.
as the same is laid out adjoining the East
ern Enlargement OF the city of Evansville,
opposite tbs easterly side OF an alley which
divides the tract hereby described from
Bakers Addition to said cir. and running
thence northeastwardlv along the south
middle of Tenth Street, as laid out adjoin-
ing said Bakers Addition to SAID city az
Evansville thence southeasterly along
the middle of said Tenth Street, extended
359 feet To the westerly bank of the Wabash
q Erie Canal; thence enthusiastically
site the middle of Eighth Street, as the
same is laid ont through the Southern En-
largement of said city thence south
3S2 26- 100 feet to the pofnr where the mid
die of said Eighth street, through said
Southern Enlargement, intersects the
middle of said Eighth Street adjoining
said Eastern Enlargement; thence north-
Westwardly along the middle of said
Eighth Street adjoining said Eastern En-
largement SO 75-l00 fe+t to the place of be-
ginning; being about pine acres of land
adjoining Bakers Addition TO the city OF
Evansville n .rur4H9 IdT
Terms of Sale-One-th bird cash, one-third
IN one year. and one third in Two years
with interest and security.
JAMES CHURCHILL,
~ IgEIT Guardian, &C
Asa Iglehart, Attorney for Guardian.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, April IL.
FLoUR-Unchanged and firm; the total
stock here is SO 900 barrels.
WHEAT-Firm; No. Spring sold at
So 0712Cg3 10, with but livery little offering.
There liz no stock of any consequence here.
CoRN-In better supply and offered more
freely. and prices are fQ12c lower; No. I,
SIC in bulk, and 98c@Sl in sacks.
OATS-Very dull and prices &c lower, clos
ing at CSC in bulk. Esfs Il Ell =
RYE-Unchanged and quiet. q
BARLEY Steady. -
WHISKY-Dull at 26c in bond.'sq &
CoTToN-Dull and nothing done, and
prices are nominal. af..r,i $500
q PROVISIONS ged and quiet, with
not much demand. f#t.4 q
+ .BACoN-50 hhds. clear ribbed sides sold at
1910. ~ 49, 49, &c. ~.
4 MESS PoRK--Is held at $50 Is. tf,sse
BULK sMEATS-Sales of 100 hhds. bulk
shoulders at SIC, packed clear bacon sides
1214c, and shoulders &c. Hams are un-
changed and steady, but with a fair de-
mand. ~fsl - sE..r-s.,,s.e
LARD-Steady, at I2s4@l9c.
BUTTER AND Enthusiastically and In fair
demand. sa,
CLovER-Seed quiet at SD.
,TINoTRY-Seed S3(d3 10.
4 FLAxSEED-S2 50G2 60.
y. LINSEED OIL-Firm, at 81 AZ.
y PETROLEUM = 40@43c for refined, duty
paid. t.E-l.5f
1867 selling.
i. ExCH NGE-Steady.
MONEY MARKET-Easy, at 9a1I2 per cent
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New York Market for Drugs,
Oils. &c.

By Adams Expressl NEW YORK, April 10.
3 DRUGS AND DYEs-We have had a mode
rate demand for all articles coming under
this heading; prices have ruled firmer, but
are without special change. We quote:
alum. per pound. 33l(a4c; arsenic, powder
ed, per pound, &c; balsam copaiba, per
pound, 721a@75c; bi-carb. soda, Newcastle.
per pound, gold, 514a5 5-16c; caustlc soda,
per pound, S14gSs4c; cream tartar, prime,
gold, 33c: EPSON salts, per pound, &c;
gum arabic, picked, per pound, D@SOc;
gum arabic, sorts, per pound, 35g3Sc; 1alap
per pound, 81 7592 20; mamma, large flake,
per pound, 81 so; oil lemon, per pound,
gold, So 75G4 %; sal soda, Newcastle, per
pound. 21a@2 3 Ice; seneca root, per pound,
43945c; senna. per pound, 18@3Sc soda ash,
per pound. gold. 1902 13-16c;. sugar lead,
per pound, gold, soc; vitriol blue, per
pound, l0c. t--.,., ~ -..t,i
i INDIGo--Rerains steady at 70a9Oc for
Caracas; 65@90 for Madras; 65@S1 10 for
Manila; 81 0091 20 for Guatemala; 75@l 35
for Dude, and 81 209l IS for Bengal.
.i NAVAL SToREs-rhe market has become
quiet, and prices somewhat unsettled.
Spirits Turpentine 761z977c. Rosin-com-
mon So 8S@4 90; strained and No. 2, 81 l215
O. 60; No. and Pale IS 00@lO 90. Crude
Iurpentine s. 30. Tar. 81 1908 % for Wash
lngton and Wilmington. Pitch. 81.
: OILS-Linseed oil is firm, at 81 2S91 80.
Crude whale has sold at Sc for prime
Northern; We quote coast at 6l12@7Oc.
Crude sperm has sold in a small way for
home use at 81 80 per gallon; we quote at
u 4042 90. Lard, 81 O0d1 10, as in quality.
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RIVE r. N e w S .
For other River Items see Sepenth Page.

The additional arrivals and departures
last evening were the Tahlequah, Cincin-
natl to Arkansas River; T1gress, New Or
leans to Pittsburg; Calnelia, Cincinnati to
Eastport; Rose Hite, Louisville and re-
turn: Minneola, Memphis to Cincinnati,
Louisville, 10 New Orleans; VIM. Write,
Green River to Evansville. ....... The Table
quah, Camelia and Minneola had good
trips. the first two being down to their
guards. Minneola received a large
amount of freight here for CINCINNATI!
The Rose Hite had fan excellent packet
trip.-.-.The VIM. White arrived last night
and Will return to Green River this eve
ming .....The Louisville left after dark
last night pretty well down, and had en-
gagements below sufficient TO put her
guards in the water. She had also num-
Der of passengers .........T The Tahlequah re-
ceived $50 barrels cornmeal from Cox g.
Humphrey, for Arkansas River......-.......-..
The Tigress had a heavy tow of empty
barges.... 1.-The wreck of the Laura FentOn
is hard aground. in consequence of which
the sale set for to-day is postponed ne
week.. The Tigress took a gentle pull at
her yesterday, but failed to move her.........
Captain Hartupee, one of the owners of
the Great Republic, was in the city yester-
day, having arrived by the Strader. He
informs us that the Republic made run
of seventy-fiye miles coming up, in five
hours; and between New Orleans and
Vicksburg she made one dash of fifteen
milesdn fifty-two minutes. She reached
Cairo on Wednesday night and proceeded
to Ste, LOUIS She deranged some of her
machinery on her way up.......The Clifton
for Memphis, Will be here on Sunday
morning. - -sa
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View York Grocery Market.

BY AID tms Express. NEW YORK, April To-
CoFFEE-The demand was less active to-
day, but gold prices were well supported.
We quote: Rio-Prime, 191ac; good 1910
l9c; fair l711a9l7a4c; ordinary 16@l61Sc: fair
to good cargoes l71a91S12c. Jaya-MatS
and bags 2414@2511c: Maracaibo 17Ia@ ice;
Laguayra l714@i9c; st. Domingo l6@l612c
gold, duty paid.
FIss-We quote Dry Cod at S. 25@5 -
for Grand and Georges Bank. Mackerel
have boone dull; we quote Bay No.
10 90. Herring 25@2sc for No. /, and 45@5Oc
for scaled.
MoLAssEs- market is firm, but the
business is mainly from second hands. in
Guiding 150 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 550
62Ec; l25 hhds Porto Rico 65@75c; 50 hhds
Demerara at Csc. We quote: Cuba Musco-
vado 49@58c; Clayed 45@4Sc; Centrifugal
4l(a42c; Port Rico 60@70c
RICE-The market is firm, but quiet, at
10l4@lO54c, currency, for Carolina and $40
&c, gold. in bond, for Rangoon.
SUGAR market for raw Sugars has
become quiet, and prices are scarcely so
firm under the decline in gold and large
portations We quote fair to sood Re-
filming, 1O@lO14c; Grocery grades, l01a@l2c:
No. l2D $. Havana, lo7s@Ilc and Sc, gold
in bond. Sales to-day 800 hhds, at lOgl2c
for Cuba, and 1l12@lls4c for Porto Rico;
also, $50 boxes Havana at l0@12c- Re-
fined Sugars were quiet at 1454@l41sc for
best Ground and Crushed; 131a@1411c for
Soft White, and 1214 @f312c for Fellows.