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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-01-03
Sales.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of the last will
and testament of Isaac Cuppett, late of St Clair
Township Bedford county, decd. the subscriber
will offer at public sale, on the premises, in said
township, on Saturday, the 1lth day of January,
next, ali that tract of land being the mansion
farm of said dec'd, adjoining lands of John James,
formerly James MoOre's heirs, Leonard Furry and
Others and containing 127 acres and allowance,
about 20 or IS acres cleared and in cultiVa
ton, about six acres being meadow. There are
two log dwelling houses on the place, with doub-
lie log barn and other outbuildings, and a well OF
water at each set of buildings. There are also on
the premises two good apple orchards with con-
siderable and fine variety Of cherry, pear, peach
and plum trees, &c, and on the whole it may be
considered of the best fruit farms in the coun-
| try. This land lies on the North west side of
'Chestnut Ridge, is well adapted to all kinds OF
grain, and is very productive. Four and half
acres of this property is situated from the mansion
place, and will be sold separately. The grain in
the ground is hereby reserved.
Terms-0ne- third of the purchase money in
hand on the first of April next, when the deed will
be made and possession given, and the balance in
two equal annual payments without interest, to
be secured by judgments or mortgage at the option
of the subscriber. The purchaser will be required
! to pay 20 per cent of the hand money when the
properly is struck down. Sale to commence at 10
! o'clock a IN.
VIM w. CUPPETI, EXT
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-01-03

Of HumOr Ike Magic.
Price, 80 cents box; by mail, so cents. Ad-
dress WEEKS & POTTER, No. 10 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
sep20 '67yI
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-01-03
ATOTICEOF INCORPORATION.-

A true copy. Certified.
ROBERT STECKMAN, Sheriff. novZ9wo
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
HRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORD,
March 4, 1868.

~
P,,orf, Ior IIE TRlHuNE for me c6ek ending Wednesday,
March 4, 1865.
Amount Of stock at market: 90. a..
r,i.l 100 so one year aso.,...lGos 6llI
: % ~, ~e.t '.'....I 3ss 1,l3ll Sboes 200
R,,-Per 100 n. total weight Of Hide. Tolow, and
Dressed Meat. Extra sl4 5Odtl5 90; first quality, tl4
asa 6O second quality t3as3 75 third quality, sl 80
S2 5O few choice single pairs SIS 5OdtlG some OF the
poorest cows, bulls, &c, tlO0Sll.
Working OIen-NOminal, slG0 $780, handy steers much
according 20 their value as beef.
COiUs aud Young Cdires-far quality EJdf15; extra,
$sOas1OO farrow and dry, $356s55.
Sheep-Per 10, live weight, 5lG7.c.; extra, 8as3c
Hides-Brghton, l0c. v 10; country lots, SG9bc.
car Skins-l6dl6c y 10.
Tanog-Brighton sdstc y 70; country lots, oaqto
pelts-31 25dfl 90 each; country lots, 62c Gtl.
REMARKs.-The storm has sadly demOraized the live
stock trains at Cambridge There were arrivals until
afternoon yesterday and at the tm1 OF closing TINS re
port no stock had arrived from Maine and none over
the Vermont and Massachusetts, Road. Prices are from
&C. to &C. q better than last week on first arrival partly
owing perhaps, TO the anxiety OF butchers 10 supply I'M
mediate and partly 10 the superior quality OF some
OF the northern G. W. Bailey sold is oxen 10 j.
lot one pair these fed by H. Grimes of Hsboro, n
H. weighed I475 ~ another pair fed by T. Jones, 1850
~ third palr fed by G. Lamb OF Newport, n H., 1865
two fed by A. Cutting Croydon n HS,9SO ~ single
pair raised and fatted by ID. W. Barrey, Caremont, H.
1850 h. sold at lGc, and splendid pair f. H. saw
yer sold two OXen to dress 400 10 Mt 3c pair OF three
year old steers IS cwt., for <GI one COW, coo n, at
lie. ft Geo. Welch sold three COWS at l0allc. y TO-
Western cattle, four az l5c,. 80 sk, other lots at li4c
Ilc.. Isle, Brighton weights and az 9dgtGlOlc, live
weight The demand for sheep good and prices firm
Noticed sales at 6a6tc d7te and one lot OF lambs at "
from 70 70. There few slim sheep IN market at
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
nISIATuRz ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw.Y0RK.. MARCH D
CLEARED.


Va Cuba OBJ Noodle L'o Neptune Bsisr Bo.iosi Y"oo
HR .lns M S Ta sse W. %s
B.s-saas I Richardson osnesos Anos Siarrss' Hoepe
'iIasi Florence Rogers Rogers. Ess-oIlsaII
With pass Macdonald Co Had SR sss.
King Norfolk with rodse and pa L.
Steamship Ellen s. Terry, Chaplin EeSbsn. c. via, ndse ard
steamship Chesapeake. johnson Portland with mdse and
steamship Knight Dent, Washington D. O., and Al,r,nar.
Steamship RsSscca Clyde Powell wilmington c.
steamship ssIaSO' CroWs Charleston. with d'e and to Ar
Steamship Gulf City Stewart Charleston. ssay. .itA 1s snd
Steamship Montgomery Lyons Savannah with mise sDs Pas TO
steamship Neptune Baker, Boston, win ndsA and to w.
Steamship Abemue Bovine Richmond City Point and Norfolk Va
with mdss and pass 70 n; L. McCready 20. ,,. -,
With @dse and pass % n l. accTsady I Co
Co Was uOrA of Hsssr.s "iASE gals' Ar
eLOred in lower bay March
s.,m.h,o, Leo ss,.p,sh Var Se1o. Ysoo yoorl ,hip
cian Liverpool barb Ansreus, LoudOD brs BTie 81
SPOKEN
George wasAngtOn ea@hp March hence for ses oIests
IowG-ssmsp March 100 miles cas-, ofsand HoOi hspes h
Glasgow.
The SewYoh Submarine the schr wm FsIOH
loaded With glue, ashore on MOntank Poiat
DISASTERS.
four miles soah Of The Oh
Submarine Co have dispatched their
| LAckawanna 70 her assistance
bosToS March 3-The sebr. Mary KepgeT o Neviors from
Boston ashore at Rolling BToes Mathews ss-
during Monday and obliged throw overheard Ter
deck she wboutarhssiaage She safely
| chored safely y Holmes Hole h6FboT.
On The al s the seh n Clark Ph1adeph ashse
COhassr badly strained bni most Of the Of Gotten vii ts
The Of he wiO % has
Merrill Of baltimore FOR Boston ashore Cape CD
badly damaged About 2ooo bns ap oats viii be saved
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoI MISS HoLB Feb -. pArrSsd ser Rourfs tD from
ST. JohHs, n. B. = -
sr Brig Hyperion from Mstsn1a for Portland reports the
2 inst spoke Rebeoca Forener vn Mobile for bostau
Msr,b g. mPAssed BY, steamship Oriental from Havana or
Boston.
BosToS March 3-ArrveJ steamship Zodiac from Savannah
New YORK
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA March Cuba arrived here to-day FROM Bal
tmore The steamship Liberty sailed to-day fI BALTIMORE With nj
steamship Calf sailed to-day for Nes fork
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

sTEARIN-The demand has been fair, though the
higher prices asked checks BUSINESS sales Of 170O at
N4GlGSc, and $4,000 ID Crude at 13dllc., cash. -. -.
SOAP-We note sales OF 200 boxes CASTLE at ltql6tci
the market is steady with moderate demand. -
sALTPETER-Market ls firm but quiet at 1Oic 1or
Crude and lkc FOR Refined stock In importers and spec
ulators' hands, March !, 1880 bags.
sALT-Tbere have been important sales made dur
ing the past few days the market quiet and we give
former prices In most cases We quote -, -.
Turks Islands y bush 50 a 5SyTacuse GrOund 81 % uS s
LrPOol CD p sAeke2 90 a 50 10 Nv, Fine WibinEts9 %
SvIaeuse.,... 80 a - Prassianns plus uhrs9 - =
TADLOW-The demand has been ID excess OF the sup
Ply and prices have slightly improved; sales on lVVVV ID
at tlltdll}c. for City, and 114d11ic. for western
WHlSk1-The demand is light; the regular udue are
dong but little, and prices are nominal.
WHALEBONE is unchanged we quote at I4c. loI sOuth
sea, elc. Tor Northwest Coast, NdgJc. Tor DaVlds
Straits and 67d6sc. gold for Arctic.
WOOL-A very good demand still prevails lOr ZONES
purposes but chiefly speculative; the supply continues
small, and prices have an upward tendency
Foreign Wool, too, has been in fair demand,
aud fair prices are obtained: Domestic Fleeces
at kOQ43c. for Native and one.fOurth Merln0s,
l4047o. for one-hah and threequarters do; asa
52c for ubOOd MeTnos and 55 6Oc for SaXony Feece
25Q35o. for No. ] Pulled, Ssd42c for Superhne do.
and G0d45c. for Extra do. l6d23c for common Un-
washed California; 26d32c. for Fine do. lsG2Sc for
common 20 choice Texas. and American Combing at
4sd52c. We quote Foreign as follows: South Amerl
can at S2G35c. for Common Washed, 28a37c. Tor Un
washed Mestiza and Merino 3Od3se for Mashed
Entire Rios 20d24c for Unwashed Creole 26GS1e IoI
Washed COrdOva Gillian at 20d24c. for Unwashed Mes
tia and MerinO; Cape of Good Hope, S5G4Oc; ior On
washed; East India 2O04Oc for Washed ana Airlc nv
l4aisc. for Unwashed, and 9Oa4Oc. for washed
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

been found difficult 10 land any large amount OF the re-
cent arrivals. There is some demand however, from
both rehners and the trade and samples can
be shown larger transactions are looked for Prices re
main much the as previously reported, and we
make no alteration in quotations. saes OF nO hhds az
al2lc for Cuba 2tc for Porto Rico; 677 boxes Ha
xaa at 12s 04c, and 800 bags Pernambuco al 1bGl2c
henned are quiet at 6fd17c for Hards 5 lee for SOI
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

March al 25O sacks Flour, 52s9 bbls Flour, % bbs
Whisky 42l bbls Corn Meal, 1882 sackgCOm Meal 20O
bush Wheat 223G bush Corn sos bush Oats l65 bush
Rye ESQ bush Malt 1902 bush seeds, 35I pkgs Beef 2i
pkgs Cut Meats pkg Lard, TGg Dressed Hogs, 2Jl
bhls Petroleum, $40 pkgs Butter 900 pkgs Cheese, as
bbls. Eggs 80 fr
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

,,,,fs fna iLsn tNoth - which for On 40 40 I6
Llhhiiliihn railnef scrip and scfip Interest ~'
DIVIDEND FOR 1861
THIRTl.THREE AND oSE THIRD PR CENT
THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
I,urss against and dmge By Ore Al iai Of baing' me
haBss household furniture farm property including stock HKSTs
Lrasys all other nsuTabs property at rea'oHabb rats %
Prersm on the PARTICIPATING PLAY, dividing hreeartb Of the
profits scrip bearing interest At cir per cent per an
nan rsdsasls cash Of rapidly the Ae-
eumuaa ssrp eIeeds the Of $50 0o
The SCRIP ofh Company r 1857 20 50 o. ane o. arc psH
w GEORGE 7. HoPF. Ps,sdeut
H. H. LAxr0A1. NicsPrssileut
crHrs fFcK. sscr,sr~
$3QN 0NNO Money to loan on Bond and and
WILLIAM ~ MITCHELL. No. - Ccdtrst, Hp siaira
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

Emmett Wells thus speaks Of the trade; The
past week has been Che Of extreme depression
and holders of low and medium grades have submitted 10
dceline Of about &c. per h. The increase III npOIth
tOns this week should not be regarded as an uniavorae
were ON the way and had not arrived up
10 the time OF the receipt OF the encouraging
news by telegram from London, noticed in our laht
AZ present know OF but two events veTiheatOn OF
which will be likely 70 cause further decline IN prices
in ths market viz Increased mportatiOns from Europe
and the usual strong desire Of holders IN the country to
realize by the lst Of April followed by heaVy eons8n
present peculiar and unsettled position OF the market
difcult TO advise, or in any way 10 predcU
with CERTAINTY the future OF the trade Indepen
dent OF further arrivals from Europe, the bulk OF the
gsh s AZ y W tbe ia ior General IMPROVEMENT
would be increased The speculative demand here "a
usually governed by the snpply and while the amount
OF stock In this market can be easily computed IL
always deutto geta the extent Of the stock back IN the
country holders therefore, have decided advantage
speculators here Imports into this week
From Bremen 260 bales; from Hamburg 10 Daies noin
Liverpool 90 bales from Canada, l10 baeB Total, ~
balek ExpOrfe. 80 bRles
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
NroitssioMsl TOiitts.

nR. ALLEN, Female Physician, 1l9 Greenwlch
~ l3si-st An eIpsIeneed L.eL InS ,le.a u
rTNHE URETHROTOME.-Th is the telm Sc,
scted dssguas ain one OF which Aopeo 70 eaen
variety Of sin the ursbA BssrJ ess horrsr &
eeneCuuyey cured V he
mous uLoa mrthst surgical rernee see keaps No % Tor
trec bis private ,ass class " ~ ~ anu "a
DIXON n Pov sale by WARNER Vesel Asior House. or
eorsataion non 20 AMI efenees AZ
Ne a Hhte The instruments are Nos hfe AZ" eAp Ve ee per
aoaaly tf ihs Inventor eng.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

MrRcANruF PRoDUcE CO., No % COurtlandt-
n p n BoI No s22 Receive all Country Products
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
Surt MurNrnls Nutir.

" NEw.Y0RE. I
PosT.wARpI oyncE, No p YllAmst
NOTICE Is hereby given, In accordance with
~ Section Of the A passed Agn a. 1851 entitled an As,.o
interested n having charge oi the subject natter o sao rqu
snrvy that the following vessels ln srAnna
lion bv the Port that the Sa exuEatots
be COMPLETED succeeding this notice board ssd
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

REw.YoHE EtOAriSg DRY nooy CONrASr,l
No lsf SOrrH.sf., Marrh ,. ista h.
AT AN ELECTION bcld this day the fol-
"A lowing gentlemen duy elected DIRECTORS or the following
WILLIAM A. PRBEBOnN, CHARLES CARON. .
IOUN B nICKRNSOS ALEXANDER y. LAWFENCE
WILLIAM DENNIsTOUN, WILLIAM /. COGSWELL,
ARD KNAPP, AUGUST GOhIIEla
ROBT J. M BBARD
EIRST-CLASS VESTMENT-Secunty un-
il doubted- z0e0 FIRST MORTGAGE HoNDS Of ihs SOUTH
RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND for SALE Thes Beuds
per Coupons payable l ~ March sud hep'emb A. Atlantic
National Bank Broofn The mortgage covering ne srts property d
The eopany Railroad IRON ne hsst hrtT Boot
u through al the villages t south d q N Island 70 sAtogus
distance a niles complete aud rgunrg Net earnings
during Winter month paving nters on th bod@ e heaa asl
p hnc and The sre lnt al hs sonpetea
vil For sn'e favorable by
SMITH, GOULD, MARTIN 4 Co, BsnfsIs snd Hfotsr'
No "a Bgss.i.t. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
Sinantial.

UsroS PGCiUc RsuHosp CovPAvI
No 20 sassaUsr., Nyw-l0 OAK, Jan. -, lfl y
TINHE Stockholders of the Union Pacific Rail
Coupsny hereby potisd that the anHs.l meeting o. ,ia
II Directors amendment Of hyass and ians
scop of such other buu viii be bed
the th dsy of March 0 ocock AZ the efcs o sss
coppenv m he cjtv ofNesYs OLIVER AMks, PfesdsEt
0naRIKs TUITLR. SerFetau
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
THE CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
CASE.

This case, which has previously been before
the Supreme Court up in the Ued States Circuit
Court yesterday, order having been made by Judge
Cardozo the United States Courts It is ono OF FIVE
suits against the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Com
pany, and was removed here ON the question
Of jurisdiction, The counsel for Mr.. Hatch, the
plaintf gave notice OF a motion 70 remand
the cause until the other motions IN the
state Court argued and denied on the ground that
tie state Court discharged the junct0ns that bad been
granted against the Company the United States Court
would follow suit and resd and further said that Tho
action rad been removed the United States Court 10
two parties. and dsjointed action, and when the
motion 20 remand had been argued II would be time
cnl for deendants said that the order fof n aoyal
had made about the middle OF last month ana tha
The corporation a resident Of Illinois, as war also ts
president No dissolution Of an injunction 10 the Supreme
pared answers fully 10 argue the two inJunc-
tions this and desire to do SO speedily ~ n.sr
on the g other branch The Court said il would hear
argument on poIn 10 hear motion to rennd hrs
Counsel for plaintiff stll contended that the MOTION 10
nraner 70 he granted IL would save much
time, as, the argumeniss on III, lhe n,o,soas ,o
the papers and in fact the reading was not yet sSn
peted Counsel for defendants reped sl Son'ena,ns
Court should first be argued The Court said that II
counsel for defendants insisted % upon ga,t srgnms,,
aeouiesce but would bear both motions at the
same lime Counsel fer defendants remarked that as
iecfed to great damage. Counsel for plaintiff denied
fhs and gave notice 10 the Court that he would move 10
remand on Saturday next The Court finally deemed 10
hear both motions Saturday next at noon, the m"uni
10 remand having precedence but would not say ~ wono
decide the mocn to remand before heagng inent on
the motion 10 dissolve the hjunetions.
In the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Hogan Mary Dowd was e@n,n,sa ss, i@'
having, during disturbance at No. 80 1hphasSt uh
Monday night, emptied pot OF sealding ~a,", over
han, foreman OF q gang OF laborers empoltd py lhe
Broadway and seyenthaye. Railroad COMPANY 10 seai
the snow from the track In Chllrehst, vas Yesterday
arrested on the complaint Of Mr. George Hughes,
merchant doing business Nos is6 and goo Churhst,
who accused him OF having 0bstucted the passage lead.
ing TO the store persisted In doing SO alter being
told 10 desist Justice Dowling nned the prisoner se
Thomas Baker and Michael Boland were held for ti ios
having ON Monday evening, knocked down IA the street
Robert Canton OF No 353 East ThirtytLIst ava then
attempted 10 gongc out of his eyes Wm. Canton
siding With Canton, also accused Baker Gf having
struck him on the head with piece OF lead John sat.
terry for stealing meerschaum pipe from daeoh ssr,
No sC East Broadway, was committed to answvr
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
Cost anS FOUND.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW March 3-n steamship HbenisMr Cbspgan,
Mr. and Mr Marshall and family, Charles W. Lswton Henry kaI
James Haon Messs sesett BOoaBd Bngant and ebren Nc
Culloch, Miss Anna McKenna- -
FROM CHARLESTON, March Sin steamship Sasgossah A.
BnTk Mr. Harris Mrs Wm M Bird Miss L. Taylor Mrs W H. sAa
and child John Cameron and wife p Mclaughlin Mr. ABd Mn A.
brecht and children, Mrs T. Albrech r. southerapd " D.
Mekes O. MsFsseeT l. A. Goode Laura whitaker Johs Aaph
MINIATURE ALMANAC
San Rses.... $50 Gun Ss5 Moen zee
Sandy HOoh.... 3il3 Cows IsAnd 4:O6 Hell Gais.. 65e
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
% @bom It mag Gonuun
Matbinirg.

DRICK! BRICK BRlCKi
I'D III YOU make fortune euy the
EMPIRE STATE BRICK MACHINE
CAL and No RecteTst State aud County rights for sale
]. W. GREGORY Agent
EOR SALE--An upright STEAM BOILER, In
good ordr, egbth0rse power Apply at No 429 HsdsonsL
NJ Y. MACHINERY DEP0T-Removal 10
1Ns Nos i25 and i2s Chsmbersst where the est asso.'
l'nl G. C. PLACE
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
S,Ip aanttS.

A GENTS WANTED for THE BLUE-C0ATS,
~ AND HOW THEY LIVED. FOUGHT AND DIE, FOR THE
UNIOS. WITH SCRNRs AND INCIDENTS IN THE GREAT RE-
BELLONlt 100 sne Bngrangs and SEQ pages and h
spes and cheapest book published Price only % per
copy
tUTIONsome Agents have taken advantage Of the great
popus large sork raise The price 80 and - %
per copy public hereby Bot6ed that they have no night %
Isfer0r puTporng TO be similar IN
character 10 THE BLUE COATS" being circulated and we
hetee both Agents and the Vlb TO see that The book ,hey
aud 500 Send for Circulars
Address JONES BROTHERS CO. Philadelphia Pa or Chicago III
A GENTS WANTED for GREELEY AMER
ICAN CONFLICT HRcousrucon and the exciting issues in
coming Presidential campaign adj interest TO this
worhshe demand rapidly inereengi an although us sales
thousands remain uns
Piled Who will fairly peseutd For Circulars and fall IN
address o. d. CASE Co.. Fubhsne AZ hATtefd NOn
Cleveland, Ohio or Detroit Mich
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
pi6iSmA netitts.

Oyvtcu oY rHE STERLING FIRE lSsuRSScE Co,
No IS BROADWAY, SHS-l0hK, Feb. 70. 1854
A SEMI ANIMAL DIVIDEND of FIVE
IA PER CENT e ofGovment Tar has this Gay been declared BY
Directors payable lt inst A. sOuLAkn seesets
OTyTcs or THE CHICAGO AND ALros RALsoAD Co.,
NOTICE TO STOCKH0LDERS;-N is
~ hereby gve 70 the Stockhoers the CHICAGO AND ALTON
RAILROAD COMPANY DIVIDEND Of FIVE fsk NHpsI 81
has been this day declared uPoo 'as
ferred Common Company payable 81 tne
hEssRs NJ X JEsuP COMPANY, No u Flne 81 rev & ,SL
ri day Of March holders Of said stock VINO % Oe s
close hours the 18th tt
The transfer books viii be closed The 18th nat and ropehea 0
wM LAaRABBR sesseiarr and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

GIJAEO-Ihere Is falr demand iOr IeruNlan AZ tOO,
roli by the cargo and SIS d9se currency for small lots
INEIEs-The market is very quiet no sales being re-
xorted we quote Cloth at 20c., and Bags at ISL
Eessrs IT X Cummns q Co. make the stock OF Cloth
here ls 800 bales and Boston 19OO do Bags here 200
hales and in Boston $4,000 bales, March !.
HIDES-The market was very quiet to-day, but lat
tery there been good degree OF activity and prices
OF foreign dry have improved. revival OF business H
expected whenever shipment shall be less difficult We
quote Dry Hides-BuenOs AyTes, IS to a n l9i a2Otc
BuenOs AyTes 20 TO % b 20a20sc MontevideO a TO % 10
Correntes 23 10 ~ m sic Rio 0rande 20 10 "a
n l9f02Oc OFnOcO a 10 % ~ lSiC California p 70 25 TO-
Iq019ic Central American. 1s 10 q ID l60l7e. Mata-
nOrOs % TO "A b 1Gal7c; Vera Cruz, 15 20 10 -, 156
iec TampeO 20 20 p 10 5d1Gc; BOgOta, Is TO 20 10 16
I7c; MaracaibO 20 TO % 70, 140l5c; Bahia TO n n, IA
0l5c Porto Cabe0, a 70 20 10, 14dl5c TruxO, IS TO
AZ D, 160l7e Rio Haehe, dry and picked IL TO 20 ~ IA
loci CURACAO Is 10 % 70, l3dl6c St. Domingo and Port
Blat 10 70 20 70, IL 03c Texas "a TO rs 10, lS9l6e
Western Is 70 Is fb 13015e., ,tgOd. Wet Saed Hides
BuenOs Ayres, As to 90 n, lie. Rio Grande. "A 70 As m
e; California IS to 80 70, lie; Para 35 to 40 10 lOd ne
gold; NewOreans so to 90 10 1011ic Texas, 90 TO so 10
2012te City Slaughter, OK, 60 10 80 ~ III 0l2c City
Slaughter Cows to co n, III id112c., currency.
HAYThe inquiry Is fair and the market is steady; the
in the harbOT checks shipments sBos OF Shipping az
e0s1 10 zoe and Retail lots at 81 25ds1 40 100 ~
Straw in good demand at sOc.a$ for Short ana u
n 10 for Long
HoNEY-cuba is selling at S6sS7e.. gold, in bond and
B0082,e., gold, duty paid. , o
HEMPoAmerican Is quiet as well foreign, and we
have sales to advise; the market Is fr a our hses
Jste god 0sl30 90 American. dressed o ..o
fe.ban n Il $40 USJ50
aasila b n goH Gle American undreised 2l0 q go
Russia elean. ....... 24o a $50
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04


The past Winter has been hard one for hunting or
trapping furs aud with severity which has caused fair
demand for manufactured goods prices have worked up
during a week past. Fine dark Martens md Mnks
are scarce and In demand 1t must be b0rnein mind that
our figures areIfor No skins Dealers rate No at hall
these prices with No at oneourth and No as worth
ss SO IL is useless TO send the rejected cus snch as
country buyers refuse this market with the expecta
a., .f-oa otto w uof
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

Receipts OF 116S bbls for the week show quite an In
crease u arrivals aud the blocked up roads
and mild weather will permit free shipments looked
for up TO A3a44c toward The latter part OF
last week. with scarcity but an increase since mas
carried them 10 4Idt2c. Single bbls. OF fresh New
Jersey eggs are still selling at 4Gl5c. All are now
supposed To be fresh and when not frozen western are
worth much State, and are sold at the mark We
quote: 80.
doI...............t3d - Egg Oats bash goOd.... 0GC3
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

Of Maryland and Delaware Rye Flour Is steady ara III
good demand; sales OF 900 bbls at 81 s0ots go com aS
II Arm and active sales OF 1850 bbs at " fo Jes
and City and Se 258s6 80 for Brandywine. Buek"no"'
Flour Is salable at % 7bQe6 y 100 lbs. - "a
FIAX-The demand for Domestic has lDlprONeu, 'ie ~
the market s arm ct i5G22ic. y u. In Foreign lei "
nothing doing 49,. In orr
market for Wheat today though We learn on hy E held
above he views o bnyers we hear OF sales Barley a
b steady; small sales 81 15 oats are pee az % in
ssr y S r. e and in good demand the sales ore
isOo BUSH including Southern ct q Sg go Sn Ie and s
and State NJ 81 gO Corn 10 In better uolnsHi u o.
hlrher: the tnaury Is in part INVESTMENT m con
hed chiefly to the local trade toe 1ss az Txra High
Nixed A 99 Old Mixed western ~ lsgN ~, IN store
Western Yellow g 22t9Sl 2S sUu.nSrH e a str
40 yelsef Jf WHITE tennessee at 81 l5d$I II.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

XVANTED-A thoroughly competent. and
w sober CoACMAH Address, With references Box No l'S'
New York Post.Ohee
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
"pARTICIPATI0N INSURANCE"


ASSETS.
January !, 1863
statement reBeTd 10 Insurance Department state OF
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, OCLOCk.-Ihe mar
for Pork bat steady sales since Change
old Mess az tlSd82S 2s New do t25 60a$A C3f and do
ssler April, at Va 7s0szs sIb These are che nominal
9uofhfoffs
rETROLETJM-For want OF stock shere are no sales
ead pfiees are nominal In Philadelphia note sales OF
M nbk O. w., tor last half u April at 24c The market
Ssn s.s.s .as sts stock large. we quote "a,