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NEW YORK MARKET

Rfpoffid rpfosig for ne Haieinan mt J9nrn4i tg
~ =. BfLLfRD s. co.
NEW YonK April O. isGs
huttor 30 10 CO. common and grease dl 10 PIC. Cheese
fct0ry l6 ~ lblc ordinary Us 90 1c Maple Sugar ~ IN
l-c Flour Extra state s1si 20 5000 supcrlne state
5000 to sgl5, Extra southern 5000 To- stO. Ohio md
western 5000 90 $3.50, Canada $3.50 10 SIZE. Buck
wheat si.55 TO slsi Hops, Vermont ITO Dc Wool
Vermont washed " TO- &c, unwashcl ~ 10 Mo. sheep
Pelts slOl 10 sl21 Ergs 3l 90 lc p0tnt0aa Moroer'
8t10to ti.s5 Pcaohhlow stf0t1sf4n
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JACKSON'S CATARRH SNUFF
AND
ROCHE row DER


A positive and pleasant remedy in Coughs Canrrh,
bronchitis. Colds liOnrseness, Asthma, Bad Breath .
Headache, etc, and an diseases resulting from
colds In the herd, throat, and vocal organs.
ICYS LIKE M4GIc MEYER FILS} TRY W|
This remedy k quite d8erfH um all Others, amt should
NOT be couuunded with tho od-ushiOned sneezng and
headache snuis Assn snuff 80 Ca catIrh, 10 Is mid aud
a}fettie, and positively
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZlNG
ordsorlcrs of the throat Il acts quickly tastes pleas
anly and never nauseates. II instantly gives To the
head and tirontn
Dehcous Sasafaa ~ coohas aud caaioa.
rnY IT Safe Reliable, and only rugr-FiyE cents.
Sold ly Druggists or mailed free. Address
COOPER, WILSON & co., Philadelphia
For salc in Montpccrhy n. X. Bn0wN PUTNAM 4 Co.,
and ltEDrIELp CRooKs, In Nurthhcld by Dr. Z. Pot-
TER.
Wholesale Agents. g. c. GOODWIN 4 CO., Boston, }.
=. HENRY CO. Waterbury, Vt
Mas "a, 1857, dawly.
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A4arh


Auorsr OF srocs AT MAnKrr ~
clm 4ssP saote' Hes. cs!go'
One icis' y SSGI ago ii 5i5 i5i3 iS5 $50 600
PmoEs.--Beef Cdff-Extra fat and heavy premium
quality sa1uO Dulnl, third quality, SlAul60 Si30l
100 bs on total weight Of hide allow and dressed beef
A few choice single pairs, s@G0ae 5000 Bulls, &ei
Go1ing orea-sl15a 800 v pair, oraoeording to their
value ms beef Handy Steers, siO1GD 800.
MICA Copa.--Fair guilty $40 m70i extra good s'5@O
Ol with without calves, as may be agreed iarrow
Isl Sa,S@Ysqriings, soo@ooi two-ycan Old, soo@oi
thrce-yenrs old, slUap0.
sSee9 and Larab6 a. sets, extra 81 40 loets. v b ON
Sio,ss%Wholesale % 200 ctsi rotail, ol@O0 cts. v
ID. Fat Hog, l0l 10 l0l v b. Spring Pig.
Tcai Caifs--sj @l2 v head.
Hies.--Brighton, a. % cts country lots q 40 o cts
Tliioie.~s a. y cts V b. Country lots all cts.
Pedts with wool on s2.0O@2bo. Country lots' dry,
RruARKs-Cattle from Maine lss ~ H.. 100, VI,
pa Mass, 81 n. Y. Canada, ~ Western, 'gs' In
all 1851 compare with 1905 last week, Al Cambridge
COO OF twice many last week In the morning. yes
terday the market opened on last weeks prices but on
tho arrival Of train two three hours behind
time and with a larger freight than anticipated,
held back and the droyers evidently became anN-
ions 10 realize something As time passed along thoy
called back butchers and manifested disposition
close bargains on the basis Of Oilers they refused earlier
In tho day and In many liberal estimates or
small reduction was submitted to, the supply at
present prices appeared g DC rather "a % o. e
he trade working and in milch COWS rather
dull AT present prices Of butter few hIstIao family
cows are offered for sale Threeiourths OF all the COWS
sent 10 market during the last trse or four weeks was
estimated by several Of the dealers have been sold Tor y
at 65c and but very few at the higher quotation Work
ing oxen, all prices from sil5, fo welmatehed, good
heshed seven feet ten inch oxen TO $40, ~, 20 ot
seven feet and smaller ones according to quality AZ loss
prices.
with 1900 Northern and 1900 Western a, the mar ket
trade favored the butchers Although large part OF tho
whole commission there Were some extra good
lots, Of 6s lbs. each, ono OF No lbs ana p year
lings 100 Ms at Oc iaf TO good lots at "a TO SO NJ
Veals according 10 age and quality from 70 70 dollar
II very large and fat per head, air lots " H.
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LIST OF LETTERS.


LADIgs.-Alrs. Della Barnett, Mrs. Sarah Brockaway,
Miss Lizzie Bailey Mrs Mary DALEY, Miss Sara NJ Hast
ings Miss Anna johnson, Afrs Emma Noyes, Mrs Mary
o. Parker Mrs Polly Rowley, Mrs Eph. Ransom, Susan
Templeton Miss Nellie c. Wood Miss Louisa Il. Wells.
GENTLEMEN. Israel Avery, L. T.. Benson, Chen l..
Batoheldter, Chester ". H. Dwlne s. y, Fisher W. A.
Guilleps, c. A. nunt, Frank I'M, John Lang, james
Meryn, oliver Provo S l.. Peck P. r. Bocke, Charley
y. Smith, VIM. =. Vnson, Seymour =. Williams
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STATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court held at Montpelier in snid District
the cath day of March, A, d. lsGs.
willard 5. Martin, administrator, with the VIII annex
ed on the estate Of Justus W. shepard late Of Pauneld
in said District deceased, makes application 10 said
Court to extend the time heretofore allowed linn 10 pay
the debts due from said estate. and 10 render ismiuns
tration account until some future day.
Whereup0n It Is ordered by sail Court that said appi-
cation be heard NJ the Probate Office, In Montpelier on
the 18Th day Of May, A. d. 1861 and, It is further or
dored that notice lie given To all persons concerned by
the publication Of this order ia the Vermont Wntchnnn
and state journal, printed at Montpelier three weeks
excessively, before -ad hearing.
By the Court Attest
09ll r. II, MERRILL Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-15

TnE President uroN HIS SECRETARY OF
WAR.-Mr johnson hashonored the correspm-
dent Of the Cincinnati Commercial with an
other interview, in which he discusses Old Ad
Interim in the following very amusing mani
ner -
"Thomls seems to be a queer old gentle
man." continued the president. HE acted
very strangely in parts of this matter But
the fact is, he get little refreshed over his
appointment at first You know how it II
with these military men-how much style
they like to put on, and how much fuss they
like to make, and how they like to show their
authority. Wen, Thomas felt very big when
he got to be secretary of war. Stanton had
treated him pretty sharply on some occasions,
and here, he thought, was good chance for
him to show himself bigger man than Stan
ton. lie went over to the war office
and talked to Stanton, and came back to me
in few minutes very much rejoced. lie
said he had seen Stanton, that it was all right
and that he would get possession of the wal
Office just as soon as Stanton could pack ~
his papers. He felt that he was secretary
of war and member Of the cabinet and all
that, and | never saw a man more elated over
position in my life.
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Special ailnticos,
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT,

In Pint Bottles at one Dollar
For Lameness, Cuts, Calls, Cole Sprains, 6e., war
rantod cheaper than any other II Is used by all the
great horsenen Long Island II win not cure
Ring Bone Spawn, as there Is 40 Eminent IN exist
enoe that will What II Is stated to cure II positively
does No Of horses rH BE- nthonf qffn yig one
bottle One doso reyves and often the life Of an
oyerheated driven horse For Cole aud Bcllyaehe Il
has never failed. just the rises Just 80
sure l. this valuable Eminent TO be Tho Horse EnbrOca-
ton OF the day Use Il and all Depot, No 50 Cort-
andt Street, New York, Sold by all the Druggists and
Storekeepers. WiluaW
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legal ilnticos.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS
10 Probate Court held az Montpelier 90 said District
on the 18Th day OF pril, A. d, lSds
Richard Aicars administrator Of the estate Of Bcun-
min Jake late of Marshfed Boa said District deceased
prrsent bis admintrato account tor examination and
allowance, and makes application foe decree OF distr
button and partition Of The estate of said deceased
Whoreupon 1t s ordered hy said Court, that said nc
count and said application DE referred Of said
Court to be held NJ the Probate Omoe In -nd MONTPELIER
the 9Th day of May, A. ID is63 at one o'clock =. NJ
for hearing and decision thereon And II d further order
cd that notice thereof be given 10 all persons interested
by publication Of the same three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal, newspaper
published At Montpelier previous to said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear at said time and place,
and show causc, Il any they may have, why said ac-
count should not be allowed, aud such decree made.
BY the Court. Attest.
09ill r. X. MERRILL. Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-15

WoRD or CAUTION Call for Dr. kennedy's " Per.
maent Cure for cairh,' and that his c si'aiie u
upon the wrapper Sold by all Druggists 1t is the only
remedy that gives entire relief There eorhiess
ifaiions for sar sale. Get none but the genuine.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

WAsmNGToS CoUNrY CLrRK's OrrioE,l
Montpelier April II, 1865.
The votes given 10y the frccmon OF the County Of Wash
gton, in their respective town meetings in March last
for County Commissioner, having been duly returned
into this Office and this day eangnssed by me- appears
by said canvass that LEoNAun f. ALDIcn Of Barre in
said County, has received plurality Of said votes.
Therefore, in pursuance Of tho Statute In such
made and provided do by those presents make procla
nation that the said LnoSAnn r. ALnRicu Is duly elect
ed County Commissioner ior Che County Of Washington
for the year ensuing. LUTHER NEMCOMB,
County Clerk.
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CONJuGAL LOVE.

AND THE HAPPINESS or TRUE MARRIAGE.
ESSAY ron YOUNG MES ON the Errors, Abuses and DIS
which destroy the Manly Powers and create mpod
nents TO MARnIAnE with means OF roller sent IN
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address Dr.
slSlLllN iI0uGHTON, Howard Association, Plliadel'
phia, Pom. Jan5ldaw3mo
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BANNING HOUSE
JAY COOKE q. CO.,
NO. % WALL srrEEr Corner Of Nassau st, NEW Non

no. 20 WALL STREET,, Corner Of Nassau Stu NEW NoRE
We buy and sell at tine most liberal current prices and
keep on hand full supply of GOVERNMENT BuNDS
or ALI. IsSU rs SENEN-rfllRrlES, and COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES and execute Orders for purchase and
sale Of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD,
CONVERSIONS
We convert the several issues Of SEN EN-lilR ~ at
the most favorable market rates into fiNl-TNENTIES,
which at present price gold yield the holder about
one per cent interest per annum. Circulars with
mll particulars furnished upon application, -
Nav ..day lv Jay COOKE co.
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~ Dn. BAncocK's Hair Dressing iaPart' acr ~, 10
me ham, Ask your druggist for H.
% We hear concentrations Of DR.. BAncocEs Hair
Dressing from every quarter Sold log all druggists
~ Dir BAncocE's Hair Dressing Presc1es me- 'sipa
hair hroagh ne. sold everywhere
r. Dr. BanoocK's Hair Dressing aYyifs nutrition 20
he kmr. Ask your druggist for IL.
- On. BAuoocN's Half Dressing gyoaotcs tie go'rh
ofths hair Sold by I'LL druggists.
. DR. BABcocKs Hair Dressing makes he lai beai-
uf,ly son. AK your druggist for IL.
II DR BABcocNs Hair Dressing IS an Invaluable ar
hole for The toaet sold everywhere.
n DR. BABcooE's Hair Dressing improves me- hair
,roaderGaiy. sold by an druggists
~ Have you made trial of that poadegai article for
he toilet, On. BABcoc4's Hair Dressing
~ On. BABoocKs Hair Dressing keeps the hair
clean, p,osf and beautiful Sold by all druggists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-15

"r''' excitement h'. If''''''u 'n ilnfu-
WIGS during the present winter through what
are eaI''l ih' ap.f'uHI manifestations 'l 'he
ady.-thev h,ym, performed wonderful feet.
in unt,ing ropes. beating drums, ringing bells,
and Aa likc. IN g. darkcuel room occupied ON
Is by ono of thc above named trio. securely
tel. The people took sides. and the discus
Sion ram hiob Tho f,rde we rather FROM the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-15

PnALos ASD THE PorE.-fhree new Italian bells were
baptized by the Pope short time ago--thousands Of
American bellies sefbaptized day with pha-
Ions "FLoR DE- MAYO" the perfume for the hand
kerchief Sold by all druggists. O7&O9
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Summary Of Telegraph News.

The Republican, majority 10 Arkansas 8
2J53. with three Republican couutc. 10 hear
FROM Two Republican Senators and QUO
Republican Member of Congress, are to be
admitted from this State after the close Of the
impeachment trial
Gen Gran'has Issued am order for The sup
preston Of the secret rebel organization,
known %, the Kukhx Khan.
Judge Underwood has ordered JEFF Dayi,
to appear 10 Richmond at tne May term o..
the District Court when his trial it is posi- T.
lively asserted viii commence. Chief Justice
Chase will preside.
Gov Wells in his address to the Virginia
Convention says he is thorough Republican,
and in favor Of the policy pursued by that
party in every respect.
The Florida conservatives have nominated
for Governor Colonel George W. Scott Of
Howe county; for Lieutenant Gtovernos.
Thomas NJ White of Jacksm; for Congress
John Friend Of Nassau
Recent Lonlon advice, leave no doubt of
the safety of Dr. Livingston, the African cX-
plorer.
Paris adyices state that the mumuring o.
discomfort at the Army bill had become Sc
loud and umistakable that the ,emi-oticia
| pres. of the nation found it necessary to at
tempt to dispel the uneasiness.
A movement is on foot at Washington t,
get Congress to strike out the word male
from the qualifications of voters in that Dis
trict, in order that female suffrage may BE-
put in practice there.
The colored people are making prepare
tions to celebrate next Thursday April 10th
the anniversary Of emancipation in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
The counsel for the President had mp t.
Friday summoned seventeen witnesses for th
defence.
4 Washington dispatch states that the Ma
Wy Department are in receipt Of adyiees fror
Sitka that indicate an Indian war, which,
not promptly checked will end in summar
driving of the Union forces away unless rein
forccmeuts are sent them.
4 dispatch from Malta dated the 1T
says that Admiral Farragut has arrived Their
on the flagship Franklin accompanied by tn
Ticonderoga. The Admiral was receive
with all the national houors and with marke
attention by the authorities and inhabtant
He is to visit Lisbon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-15

VWT N T-NTl TTT-I TTN1TN 7. NVNT-.
Thi- decidedly the best and greatest lahorsaving
soap iu the world. II is made upon new principle and
warranted % give entire satisfaction. One pound of il
will e0 ns far as three OF any other family soap. Cloths
need no boiling voA little hand rubbing, no washhoaId
required. over two hundred thousand hmilie- are now
using it.
For sale Ly an dealers everywhere.
Manufactured only ly
MrkEOSE. VAN HAAGEN * 60.
s-u4c0p Philadelphia aud Now York.
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heuf Advertisements.
DAiLROAD ACROSS THE CONT.
IL NENT

between the Pacific Coast and the Mississippi valley
They have built by far the dlfeut and expensive
portion Of their Road and an unprecedented work
Ing force extending The track the Salt Lake Basin
by the close Of is6s Il expected they will have ioo
miles in full operation, and that the
ENTIRE LINE WILL BE COMPLETED IN 1870
More than TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS have been
expended in the work and the construction resources arc
ample for the remainder. They consist Of
/. UNITED STATES BONDS to the extent Of sa5,ooo
per mile average, delivered as the work progresses.
9. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the came amount
issued also according to the progress Of the road and
eminent.
3. GRANT OF PUBLIC LANDS along the route, i2,soo
acres per mile, nearly ten million in all, which
selling the minimum rate Of $3.50 per acre
8. CAPITAL STOCK of sloOoooOo Of which s5,Ooo0o
issutscribed and paid on The work done
9. CASH RESOURCES, comprising Donations from
California sources amounting to 81 $4,000, Net Earn
ings etc. 1865 to Is5o s6ooooo, making total ofmore
than
Seventy Millions upon the first 726 Miles.
Tho Company now ofer for sale through at their
Par Value and Accrued Interest,
in currency, limited amount Of tho
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
t,,.ri,,, 81 ...,,t ,.. a,,, t.,, ,.,.., ,,1 nd
-ipai being explicitly made PAYABLE IN Corn Corr"
conormably with the specie laws Of the Pacific States
The Bonds are Of $1,000 each with semi-annua gold
coupons attached payable in July and January.
- The Company reserve the right to advance the
price al r,y time but all orders actually raasifu at
the time any such advance will be filled at present
price They believed combine greater attractions
aety reliability and profit than any other securities
offered, and are recommended to persons seeking
desirable steady investments We receive all classes
Government Bonds their full market rates; in ex
change for the Central Pacific Railroad Bonds thus en-
ablng the holders realize from to 10 per cent profit
and keep the principal of their investments equally
secure.
Orders and inquiries will receive prompt attention.
Information, Descriptive Pamphlets ETC., giving full
account Of the Organization Progress Business and
Prospects Of the Enterprise furnished on application.
Bonds sent by return Express at our cost
rlHh hAlVH,
Offices Of the Company,
NO 81 WILLIAM STREET New YoRK,
Nos 90 and % X SrREEr, SACRAMENTO, CAL.
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THE PEOPLES REMEDY.
ltreQuiied many year. of ahorous research into the
properos OF herbs and roots before Brn1rcts pills or-
rived 90 ihc'r present sntc of perfection They take an
impure and morbid accuat'on from the bowel. and the
blood Their use iu scknes sues moacg time andheg9a.
This noble medicine saves sulerug restores health, and
prolong le Those who know thcirpropcrte. have the
most unhouuded confidence in them Whcnataekcd by
serious disease, plcury, collie sudden pros
tat,on Ne when SIX light pills have been swallowed
they arc easy in their minds And they have cause for
Brudrctlfi Pills are no broken reed.
The Princess of Wales nigh have been cured hy few
doss and an hor weeks Of agony saved. believe this
as believe my existence. b. BRANDRETH
Principal ONCE Braudretl House, New York. sold by
M Druggists. Osildaw
R.R r. PILLS
Da. RAILWAYS PilLs.-nosc-For regulating the I.iv-
en-, stomach, Bowels, and promoting digestion, One PHI
at WIGHT forOhstnate dse.l-p and Chronic Complaint.
Dr RSiWa,i. PGI, are compounded from Vegetable
EXtaels, Coated with Sweet Gum. and the hest
quickest, aud safest Purctec, Apcr ent, Anti-Biious
ina Cathartic Medicine known to Medical Science.
one OF Dr. Railway pll- contains more VI the active
principle of cure. and Will set quicker on the Liver
howc.s. stomach Kidneys, Bladder blood Sc. thnn 6
o 90 the artnnN common pufgatve or eatharuc pills
Mass
MECHANICAL DISEASES
Persons engaged ia Paints, Minerals Plmneis, Type
DO subject Go parnlys Of the hcwcisi 20 gmrd against
this, take dose of Rndwa5's Pills, once or twice o
DR. RAILWAYS PILLS CURE ALL DISEASES
Orthc stomach Liver Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder Ner-
vous Diseases Headache Constipation, Cosveness, In
nation of the Bowels Pile and all arrangement Of the
Internal Ns'era one to six boxes warranted to effect
positive cure. Purely Vegetable containing no mercury
minerals, or decteli0us drnes.
Dr. Roadway Pills are toa by gu Druggist ana toun-
uy Merchants See Dr. Railways Almanac for 1861.
pticc % cents. dawutW
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A full stock OF the hest OAk-TANNED LEATHER
BELTiNG from the celebrated manuihctOry of Gilbert
& sans, kept constantly ON hand and for sale by
LANE, pITKIN 4 BROCK.
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10 some instances lower. Sales are $3.50 sacks, as
follows: zoo sacks damaged at 923c., 100 white
at 9sc, 200 DO at e9c. and l50 500 and 1000 sacks
do. at 81 y bushel.
OArs-we have no change to notice. The mar
ket was quiet and steady, with ssles of 800 sacks
st 7sc ~ bushel. .-.,...-.-..
BRASNThe market is inactive, sales being con-
fined almost entirely to jobbing trade at 81 20
n loo lbs. ~ 81 .Tt-
HAY-The market is quiet and steady and
prices remain firm. Sales embrace $50 bales, OF
which 100 prime at tls so, 100 and $50 choice
Ohio river At $40 y tons
PoRK-fhe market is firm buyers were look
ing around quite freely, and holders, under con-
tDued favorable adyices from the West, refused
20 sell at previous prices, an offer OF SO q Dbl.
having been refused for lot OF several nlnoreo
,srrels. Gales Of the day were 800 b6s:, OF
which $50 bbs. in the morning at sz4 20 and 70 70,
so, and $50 bbls. ct SIS u Dbl. Dealers obtain at
retail 25150c. advance.
BAcoE-Ihere has been q fair demand through
out. and towards the close OF business favorable
advices from the West gave additional stimulus,
and holders advanced their asking rates. the mar
ket closing excited with continued upward
tendency in prices. Sales were 20 casks, as fol-
lows: 20 casks shoulders in the morning at lie.
D n, and in the evening 20 casks do. at l4c,
10 casks clear rib sides at l4{c., and 10 and 10
casks clear sides at l5c. y d.. Shoulders are now
held at l5Gl5lc., and clear sides at ll4Gl2c. y
pound.
LARD-There is better feeling in the market
to-day, ana an evident btlueulnB IN prices. safes
are lilo terces at l5ic. Kegs are held at l60l6lc.
Pb.
FRE1GHTs-There Is very little cotton Offering
coastwise and but little tonnage. We quote: By
steam to Liverpool l3-l60sd. for cotton. l64d. for
corn SOS. tobacco. Liverpool by sail. 9l6d. o. for
cotton, l4@l5d. for corn and 42s. Cd. for tobacco
To New York by steamer lie. for cotton, 2002l3c.
for corn, soc. for -four. New York by sail, !c. for
cotton, zoe. for corn, and soc. for flour. To Bos-
ton by steam l4c. for cotton, zoe. for corn and
Q0c for hour. Boston by sail lie. for cotton Is
@20c. for corn, and $50. for flour. To Bremen by
sail 5-l6c. gold for cotton and SOS. for tobacco.
To Havre by sail 10 for cotton. Glasgow by
sail l63d. for corn.
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Commercial ,anteIIiaeate.
0.. 1s.s 9,, E4: Eo :, 60. O, q .f.s

COTTON Business b as been partially suspended
in the leading staple throughout to-day. The
market was moderately supplied, and factors APP
peaTed for time 10 feel confident that they
wsuld obtain an advance upon yesterdays fgu es,
tut buyers uniformly refused to go ON at asking
rates, AID The total operations have been re-
str cted TO 100 bales. The prices paid indicated
some irregularily but no material variation iraas-
pired in general quotations. however, aud we
vould therefore repeat previous rates, with the
remark ihai although fractional concessions we
submitted 20 in GALES of small lots, most holders
Of round lists steadily refused TO uncover tBeir
tables az Offering figures. We append the gener1
ruling prices, es follows, w; Ordinary ZltgEle.s
good ord nary 2240e23c, low mddlng ~ Dl4lc ;,
aud middling 2iA425c. II is hardly necessary to
add that undesirable weather and GnfaVOrab'e adj
wees from the Liverpool and New York markets
have had considerable effect in retarding opera
tiors IN cur market to-day, While increased din
cuities in the way OF placing average foreign bills
we're not calculated to afford augmented fac ites
Tor heavy Transactions in the staple.