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better demand prevailed Tor ki0 prices OF
all descriptions were Arm There were sales Of 2609
bags ex 81 Ursula, $50 do ex Juliet $3.50 Gideon 42
Star OF Devon, private terms and at Baltimore 5000 bags
brought lsA4c. Other kinds quiet
CEMEST.-Rosendsle steady at SO Is per Dbl.
CANDLFs-Adamanne quiet but steady 2Ic 23c.
for IL ounce Sperm were unchanged ut 45c. 4oc. and a
tent nj 55c n 5oc
CoPpER-The market for ingot, though dull was firm.
The sales confined to about 100 0 lbsat 23c &c
Detroit 23sc for Portage Lake, and 3ac. for Ba
DRUGS AND DYEs-The market was generally quiet, but
quite steady for most descriptions Sales of 40 tons soda
ash part 70 ar1ve at 2c god rs do. sal soda at
44c. 4sc do; 100 casks bleaching powders al
IA e. "a 10, currency; 0o0 los English blue vrol
9sc casks tartar 28Hc gold; Is bales gum
arabic loo do gedda, 100 bleaching
S0O cases Calaoria licorce paste private terms.
DYEwooDs.-Limaw wood In fair request 300 tons
sold within the range OF I'll 25 II 49, Domingo
ogwood nominal at e13 So gold, and Jamaica do.
$14, do.
FLOUR AND GRAIs-Receipts, 3ot bbls and 1900 bags
-FOUR 100 do and 750 bags corn meal sos bushels wheat
bS5VO corn, oOO $50 do barley. The
state Western -four opened heavy under pres
the part of few holders reaxe with better
demand for the West indies subse euentiy became more
buoyant and closed hrm yesterdays prces though
dealers st anxious SELL California -four WINS in fair
demand, and irm AT our quotations, "Isthmus" -four
being held b0c. per bbi. higher than our out
side quotations. The sales were about 1000 bbis
Southern flour only moderately active and prices
were In buyers favor. The sales were 500 bbls
Rye -four moderately active at full pccs being
$50 bb S6 % for Brandywine IS for Jersey
and alu WA .aalAs
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call OF issue Of 1854 Y, issue of 1865 ~ new issue
or 1865 u, tenforties X, seven-thirty notes. second
series, 81; third series u. At the open board
at O'Clock, Northwestern having meanwhile sold
at 70 for cash, Erie sold at 75x 751 and North
western at 81 65H. At the second regular board
the market was quiet and steady, and New York Gen.
trail closed y higher than at the first board, Mil
waukee and St. Paul preferred Y, Ohio and Msss-
sppi u; while Erie was y lower, Hudson River ",
Reading y, Pacific Mail y. Government securities
were strong especially for ive-twenties OF 1857,
which advanced u. The State stocks were u u
lower At the open board at halpast three the mar
xct remained dull, and Erie sold at I5is 754 New
York Central, 127Z; Reading, s3k; Pacific Mail,
111,s; western Union Telegraph, SAX. During the
remainder OF the afternoon there were no material
changes, but the market was inactive and dropping
and at the close shortly before six O'Clock the
quotations were as foows:-New York Central 127 Y
a 127%; Erie, 75k 75%; do. preferred, 70 So;
Reading e3k q o3,s; Michigan Southern, sos S9ai;
Cleveland and Toledo, 1o5K; Rock Island, 95H
s5k; Northwestern, eeK Northwestern preferred, "a
74k; Pacific Mail, Ill 111h Ohio and Mississippi
aox 81; western Union Telegraph, "a 3iIs.
The foreign exchange market Continues quiet and
heavy In tone, and ut the close bankers bills on
England at sixty days were quoted at 1O91s; at
three days. 1095S; commercial bills 10sk 109A.
Bills on Paris at sixty days, SIS a 5.14h.
Messrs. David Groesbeck Co. have published the
following card, which explains ITSELF
NEW YORK, March IL 1868.
We beg leave to say that we are not, nor have we
been for some time back, borrowers OF money d.
recty OF OF nare,ety either upon greenback cr
at any time been engaged in any operation cac,,-
lated to produce unnatural strngency In the money
market On the contrary. we are now. and have
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ss.: s:'i oss se sSs sSs 20 is
&c M tons ssil: were sOid on private terms Bar was
LExrHsH.-Hsmloct There prevailed an active demand
e.
nS nnS the ~.s @ . M Almost aa. al
iSsE sus.e: xyrs. and Rio drsSde, ss aaosss i
1 mage nisss :s g .sssss, ls &c.
S0SSs 0Inoss ssb sss M % nass SSoe s &C. heavy
s oas ss1d damaged poor aamsssd ma all
Sc a'sd &C. Ia?S S 1s
Sssiy s sss % s. and %das %ss: @
ss heavy sss ssc and ssis; q q sc S,ss 2se MONTH,
LEAp.ordinary foreign was dull and nominal at sSc
LIaFRockiand was unchanged at 81 50 for common
LgxBEK-Easern spruce was quiet, but steady, at $50
Mol Assrsrhe marke. exhibited more activity prices of
rcs. z o hd
terces IL bbs Porto Rico and IA hhds y terces II bbs
RAvii srosrs.~rhe market for spirits turpentine was
market for rosn quiet and the lower
and Sales s Sss s. 50 z No.
and 1 80 for No. Tar unchanged at IS as Ss 80
oLs-Linssed duh bu. asm at 81 20 81 % in casks
and bbls Lard was steady Al u 40 y 4S for prime with
l as$ os eaSs qqs
Sales 1850 Sbls Of he iornsr @ IN New BEDFORD private
1855 bbls beef 97 packages cut
In
sss rs a. a q H ~ IS s
1 81 a IS prss aSs a@:
hogs were weak at ls4c alsc for Western and laac.
s s a ss
and @ 6o Far s. S cs IS ss % @
changed being in demand steady SIS sa
I sdn sass e
2o nos at W. *y Bacon was dull but held St our las last
@ meas S were sParngy dealt n Sas values were quite
smoked She do sc Picksd hams
So Within The Of these urcs The lard MARI
KEY to rule dull md the tendency q prices was
to Kettle III Vas fair
e arRns per h. sc cSasaaans ''ss csySss
eSsn sSS ohe eopn 01 S
Jefferson counties dares Welsh tubs soc sc ordinary
state dses r nrkin; IA and sYs ss; & si & half n tubs
So so Northern Psnnsyysnia rkins and tubs, &C.
&C. &c ... &c. 4c : @ 4c <
fOI common g EXTRA .,. ~,
were weak closing a. isc I Sr lot: ior nea week.:
do ror ncrt ceks Heiiverv n % 1s ana ~ & d an hbI w
slipping 9rds lor month
steady ssSs white. Sales. 800 SSls
the nrice seerss Sption Of SSse ANAL saaa yern
ssfs 1s: s ss : s % ss u % wsas nsSa
change. Sales 1000 bbl standard white for March sc
DO Tor september O0 do Tor october and 0OO do for
November all ut 2yc, buyers option.
KtCF-The market was quiet the demand being confined
70 the immaculate wants OF trade friees were unchanged
Carolina being quoted ~ llc lSc and Ransoon B9c
7c., gold
SUaARThere prevailed better demand FOR raw, but the
offerings were liberal and further reduction OF b
was granted fair to good refining Cuba closing at
Ike and No. II box 14c. l1Hc The sales footed
$500 hhds at l0c 13o for Cuba and 1000 boxes 1886.
l4c refined was only moderately active and prices for
kinds rhe lower. We powdered crushed
and granula,ed $3.50 lec soft white i6ac iSc. and
SEEDsCaletta lnseed continued to rule quiet but firm,
holders demanding about W az 50 IS, gold, duty paid
for lots to arrive No stock Grass without material
| change ~
SPOEBWe heard OF no sales OF Importance, but there
change In prices reported. Cassla quoted
mace g0c a92t1c.; numegs, Sc. 90c pmento 19 G.
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The wh market ruled dun and values were entirely nom
50 delivered but there were no buyer, asare
pas e hss sa ss
%;s:s .sa: Il ss
f9r high niSsd white Western and Southern 81 10 81 rs
acSe The sales comprising busse. s,nsl IN
css DEMAND sale bushels canada atsy Wes was ws' rs N
sa H .%y s ssa and
\ $ .ss 'ssss.;
s ss'sfs ssd % saf so -
70 7igo, g. Oss s.r.. petsSeuPl ,So Pl. at ss
csTpSoa SsTp % So SS son On DrSs: 1a:
Fl Dss rs.a S. rSs.Sss: 10 ss:
500 bales cotton Al The ehrase1s were:A brig
s'' S' s1s s'ss vs sss'f ss e CUBA "a
S % on and % back . win @e nsns saas g. and back
ss 1Gs.s M .sn: sam: Tays russian s m 5 ls
Co y ,ss e .n sss
psTolenm from rh.de%Shs % S 70 49, a,rs., , port he con
sessS Bassssles were made Of 100 bales In Boston a.
:, GUs.f cIorn firm at 2oc. 2oSc, the spot. and
1inss TSs market %sssrsisy ssss very arm
Mexican kps 10 IL lbe Mt 26c do lO Buenos
"a lbs, private TERMS We quote :-Buenos Ayres IS 2l
lbs, 2Oc a201c gold Buenos Ayrcs 20 2s bs., 5O,sc
2s lbs, 19cszc 2c Rio Drande, % lbs, ike 2Oc
rnoco, 81 It's. 1s,sc a1sc.; California, Is lbs lsc.
Oi91c. N4A 'HIU
HoPs steady, with moderate demand at 45c SOC.
for American aud y5c. soc. for Bavaran.
HrNP.Monia dull and nominal at 10&c., gold. Other
kinds likewise duh and nominal
IRoN.-Tne market for Scotch pig quct but all kinds
held with considerable flrnness glengarnock from
yard quoted Yi3, Eelinton and Longloan Al S42
Sales 100 at 42 and 200 Summeree
aTive at 42. American pig was sparingy dealt n. but
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SHIPPING VS..
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Almanac for New Yorlx---This Day.
Sun rises. ......6 IA Moon sets ...morn 12 90
Sun sets. O5 High WATER. .eve IL 81
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 18, 1865.

CLEARED.
Steamship France r, Grace, Lverpooi-Nationai Steam
ship co.
w Forbes.
Ship Vice Admiral TcgethoG (Aut) Bonaud, Liverpool
Slocovich 4 Smith,
ship Pacific, Foss Mstan,as--wm Nelson Jr.
Bark Marie srsuss Back, Copenhagen via Philadelphia
Punch, Meincke 4 Wendt.
Bark Daniel Draper dtap Bot,one, Cadiz and Palermo
slocovich 4 Smith.
Brig Iebe iBrN, LeBrun cadiz--JC Macarthur.
Brig henson (Br Gandin Vera Cruz aud Minatitlan
whitney 4 Co.
Brig trsner, Skinner, Portand-g l. Hatch.
schr NJ HupIer, Hupper Swan Island--J Watts.
Sohr Hstis Y fiease- Freeman. Bsrbados--H Loud A
Co
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been for some time past, nberal lenders Of money
on any good collaterals current on the New York
Stock Exchange. DAVID GROESBECk co.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances ct the Sub Treasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
follows:-
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Half.past Two O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

! r. u.
CorToN.The market for this staple opened dull and 10
lower but closed firm with the decline There
but little business done, the sales being limited i bales
including Y for spnnng 9S5 speculation $50 for export
and LOO In transit Annexed the closing
UJiaads and Nobte and ~. Orleans
Menp q. T<ras.
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b-Tredsurv

The value of the mportations Of dry goods at this
port for the week ending March II compares with the
preyious week az fOllOWs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

gas explosion occurred In the Mint at Phiadel
phia yesterday, by which three persons were &C.
riously injured, one Of them 1t Is thought fatally
Henry Ward Beecher has declared himself for
Grant, and says that to vote for him Is an honor that
viii not happen twice in o lifetime. and young men
cannot well afford to throw away the chance.
The inquest In tho fatal blasting casualty, which
July, was concluded yesterday. The jury censure
the contractors for carelessness and deprecate the
use Of the patent safety powder.
The remaining three Deputy Sherifs who were
concerned in the Broadway theatre afrray we're
released on bail yesterday In the amount Of SIS 600
each.
number Of whiskey distilleries in this city,
which have suspended operations by order OF the
revenue officers for the last few months, recon-
menced business yesterday under the new law.
The Hamburg American Packet Company's steam.
ship Hammonia, Captain Meier, will leave Hoboken
at two p N. to-day for Southampton and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe will close the Post Office at
twelve NJ.
and Erie declined to ASK. Government securities
were quiet. Gold closed at 144ss 144s<.
Beef cattle were quiet freely sought after and
manded an advance Of 1c. 1Ac per Id. The num-
Der on sale was only moderate, being q 16o head of
which the average quality was fair. Prime and
extra steers were sold at 1870 17Ac., the latter
an outside price; fair to good, 16c 1ehc ordinary.
lac. 15c., and inferior, lie. 13c. Mich cows
slow Of sale but unchanged in value. We quote extra
800 sl1O; prime $50 sos; fair to good, s75c. a
$685. common, $50 $40, and inferior, $40 $685.
Veal calves were in steady demand at II &C. 12c
for extra 1oHc. lie. for prime, &C. 1Oc. for CON-
mon to good, and 71sc. SIC. for inferior. Sheep
were in demand and quite steady at &C &c. for
extra &C. 6]ac. for prime, 4s4c. SIC for common
to good, and &c. Axe for inferior. Lambs were in
fair demand at nc. SIC Swine were In good re-.
quest and higher prime selling at 11hc. a II 1915;
fair to good lo1sc. 1lc., and common and inferior,
9Ac a 1914.
The total receipts for the week were 1907 beeves
146 mich cows, LAT veal calves, ,45s sheep and
lambs, and IL, 242 swine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01
The Right Candidate for Tammuny.

If Tammany really desires to take posses
sion Of the Office Of the State Executive she
should put forth a real representative man.
Hoffman is simply an ornamental Indiana
sort of made up, fancy article, which, like the
work baskets, fans and satchels at Niagara
and Saratoga only take their Indian charac-
ter from the aborigines who manufacture them
and keep them for sale. Peter Bismarck
Sweeny would be the most proper candidate
for the nomination Of Governor on the part Of
the Old Wigwam. He is the head and front
of the organization aud holds the reins Of the
city government in his hands, touching up his
of leader 'Dick, his near leader ''Bill' or
his wheel horses MAT" and George" as his
judgment as an old and experienced driver
dictates. Besides, Peter Bismarck Sweeny,
by voluntarily giving up to the city the per-
quisites of the Chamberain's Office, already
amounting TO over one hundred thousand
dollars and eventually to form fund of mil
lions, has proved himself to be a marvel
among politicians and oficeholders. His
wonderful liberality was one of the principal
causes of the fifty thousand democratic ma
jority last fall, and his name at the head OF
the ticket would be as strong as that OF a
bogus Indian would be weak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

safety of the nation may demand, and hence he
| INDUCES In none of the ordinary balderdash
about arbitrary arrests, military despotism and
the like. But he shows the evils that have re-
suited from the radical violence, bitterness and
hate that have been suffered to run riot over
the republican party from the day that Con-
gress commenced its low abuse of the Presi-
dent Of the United States down to the time of
the brutal assaults of the House Of Represen-
tatives upon the Senate after the failure of i'm
parchment Those evils can be seen and felt
by every man in the country. They show
themselves at the South in paralyzed pro-
ductive industry, in starving population, in
the supremacy of the degraded and ignorant
black race over the educated whites; In a form
of government In conflict with the idea of free
institutions. They show themselves at the
North in ruinous and increasing public
debt, and in an enormous taxation that exceeds
1.-THE whole net productive industry of the
country" and is felt by the poor in "every
cup of tea and coffee, every pound of sugar,
every yard of cotton cloth, every pin, every
needle, every match, everything they use, eat
or wear" Upon these facts Governor Church
bases his appeal to the masses of the people,
republican as well as democratic, to overlook
the blunders and follies of party conventions,
the rawlings of excited politicians, the objec-
tionable character of candidates, and to unite
in securing reversal of the radical policy that
has kept the nation in state of turmoil and
disruption during four years of peace; that
has recklessly, for party purposes, placed
political power in the hands of nearly million
of negroes just released from slavery, and that
has nearly broken down the country under the
burden of debt and taxation
The Democratic Convention which meets in
Albany tomorrow will do well to study Gov
| ernor Church's speech, which was doubtless
intended for their enlightenment, before they
make. choice Of their leader in the State cam
paid 1t is essential at this time that the
Governor of New York should be statesman of
broad and enlightened views and strict econo-
| mist of the public money. Governor Church's
address proves that he possesses the first qualif
| cation in an eminent degree, while his course
| in the late Constitutional Convention estab-
| fishes the fact that he is firm opponent of
all schemes for depicting the State treasury
| under the guise of internal improvements. "
| The friends of Senator Murphy, who is out of
the field for the Governorshp, should cast
| their votes and influence for Church and secure
for themselves the second place on the ticket
Sanford E. Church and Henry G. Murphy
Orleans and Kings-would make strong
combination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

OUTRAGE IN THE PARK.--A very serious
outrage is said to have been committed upon
lady hy two rufiians while riding IN
hired carriage in the Park on Sunday, the par
ticulars of which we published yesterday
Heretofore. the reputation Of the Park pohca
for vigilance and activity was above reproach'
and it seems strange that such an occurrence
should have taken place in open day without
their cognizance. II appears that the ladies'
assaulted had to apply to the Metropolitan
police officers stationed outside tue r"rh On
Fifty-ninth street for protection. The man
agemeut of the Park has always been dnex-
ceptionable, and we believe that this is the
lrst case of misconduct which might imply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

Bio MIKE AT THE CoNFEssIoNAL.-We
publish to-day blathering Mike Connolly 8
confession of his past sins against st. Tam
many. We understand that Father Sweeny
has granted him absolution; and It now only
remains for the repentant sinner to be admit
ted into the heaven of the City Registership,
with its fat fees of forty or 6ftY Thousand dol
lars a wear. Amen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

successful, we trust and believe there Is good
sense enough among the people to give the
incoming administration thorough and united
support, and that they will do this despite the
revolutionary teachings Of such spirits az
Toombs, Wise, Hampton, Forrest, Semmes,
on one side, or Wilson, Boutwell,, Butler,
Wendell Phillips and the rest on the other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01

THE ELECTION IN VERMONT To-DAY.--The
State election in Vermont occurs to-day 1t
Is the opening gun of the campaign; but it is
so heavily charged with republican powder
that unless there be an unusual gain In the
vote on either side the result will scarcely be
felt in the succeeding elections, the first of
which will be that in Maine on the l4th inst.
The Vermont republicans expect to gain from
5000 to 10000 on their vote of last year,
when their ticket received 81, 694 against
ll,5iO for the democratic ticket. The repub-
licau vote In Vermont ranges from 81 900 to
1000, and the democratic from 900 to
between $4,000 aud $4,000. IL will, there
fore, not require much figuring to decide by
tomorrow which party in the Green Mountain
ota;s is on the winning OF the losing side.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-11

TROUBLE WITH TURKEY.-A serious
imbrogliO in our relations with the
Divan has arisen, as fOllOws:-
SaTkis Minasian, who has for many
years acted as the resident agent in
Turkey Tor the sale of DR.. J. @. Aver
& Co. 5 medicines, driven by the in
crease Of his business to a necessity for
more room, built his warehouse Ia Con.
stsntinopie several stories higher, after
having obtained the necessary permit
from the authorities. The Imans of a
neighbOTiUg mosque. which overlooked
the premises demanded large present
in money, which was refused. They
then applied TO the Grand Visier, for
the enforcement of an absolete Law.
which had been disregarded two hun
dred years, requiring him to take down
the building 10 eighteen feet, which
WIS granted, aud thsy commanded the
work of demolition. Mlnasian then
applied to the American Minister, who
notified the Sublime Porte that Ameri-
can property could not be thus trIfled
with, and that the demolition must
cease. Then commenced the usual
course of Mussulman prevarication end
promises, butno real redress. Finally
Minister Morris Informed them that If
their depredstions continued, he should
order the United States ships of war
to enter the Bosphorus and Messrs
Ayers medical warehouse would not
be alone roOfess A stroke of his pen
could have laid the whole city under
the sweep of American cannon, backed
by men who are not schoOled IN the
lessons of fear. THIS brought them to
their senses aud speedy redress. Nina
sian has now arrived IN this country, to
present the case to our State Depart
ment for indemnity. At7length 1t is
something to say among the peoples of
the earth-''I am an American citi.
zen P'- Columbia Republican.
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