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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-11
Total receipts. .

EXPENDITURES.
Salaries Of officers from Oeto-
ber l, 1867, to October l, S68...S4, 400 90
Stewards incidental expenses 243ll
Stewards regular expenses. ....78. .97208
SO,
Balance In Treas. Dec. 81. lS8S......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
CRIMINAL.

y. S. agt Charles A. Willard.-The defend
ant, clerk In the POst-Otce, arrested by Deputy
Marshal Dwre and brought before the Commissioner
charge OF having, about the eth OF February
DezLed letter ntrusted TO him, containing 81 49, lie
was held Tor an examination on the 10Th inst.
AT the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Mi
enact ana Mary IhOrne alleged prOpretors Of disrepu
ViDle resort basement in Green Wch-st brought
before Justice Hogan the charge theft From
umony u appears that late Monday night there
disturbance IN the place, during which Matthias SOmer.
SOD O no Batery-p0ce, was knocked down and rob
Deu OF $780, and Jacob jacobson vas also assaulted and
rObDed OF sos. The accused were committed TO tho
IOmDs 10 default Of 81 900 bail each sOmersOn and
nesses. ' 80 W"
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court. yester-
uay SAME scott aud Nellie whitney were arraiRned on
charge OF having, with accomplish forciby entered
INC mouse OF Mrs Brown, No los 8reene-st and stolen
heIeL0m clothing valued at $500 They were remanded
70 e etcerst Police Station, 10 afford time for the cap
oI tne hccOnpuce .Augusten j. Jones and James
~ hOuSrunk were committed on n charge of ordering
IeIeshmehts' at the saloon OF Victor Branson,
no. Cv9 broadWay for which they refused 10
pay....A woman named Delmar was committed
Ior keeping "a disOrderly hOuse IN Amity-st....
AHied Ader an excable little Frenchman was charged
ny mauane Calvet with stealing 5000 francs In gold
diamond earring, TWO gold watches two diamond rings
one caflne brooch valuable camels hair shawl and
aoes valued al 1000 frdnCsthe whole amounting value
10 RIOO Inc complainant, after assuming an air Of lnnO-
cence, raised her hands most besrechingly and
uhiO!ded her tu.o OF sorrow. in u Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
noNvsTi1 EEyprs

PunlDEIpHu March s-Co,ior ga,t a, 2slsooe tr N8'
G l Seed h good demand go Ss F n Se sTS
Western Extra Family SIS 500s7 81 Penssyrssa Do ~ se
.siss o. 900 bush RED At 81 1851 .; White re
steady and unchanged Corn Dug 1Os over az az
Petroleum active; sales Of % 900 bbs Rsaued &c os
April July Groceries and Prsvons unchanged "h! '''''
BILrmORS March s-COtOu nOmiuaHy guchsnEs Fg- ss
Corn dull White Prime, s5ci yellow ssaScc Oats az p S
ks Sesss''S 'Ia HG MmeE unetd % @
for No 1 Spnng IS for Amber Winter ~ ioT 49, ssa,
Corn ouet; No Illinois held &c. Oats zoe e., n'ov g,l
ley. S20s2 Us fot Canadian Ccra Meal slS o Ss VA
Railroad FreiGhu-Flour 70 Boston s5c to Nsu$o 3d. %"
BuyylIo March Flour dali aud unchanged Wheat ta,,
sold onyj White Canals 8 CO. delivered; No 80 E,s
nominal the track 7ac to arrive oas
at loogt se "a Rye Gon9a At 81 sSS % s' ~ hs eI k
steady PORK, S3l so Lard. ls9lce Hgh'iSS "'a"N
TOLEDO Ohio March s-Flour Double Extra 20 F,sS y
Is @ soc Wheat declining sad P9 a ssts 51 a 70
No &c Oats quiet aud unchanged kye advanced t. a"S
for No. ~ M No. no epSar u Faa "a ess 5 .'
light srn With bat hue Ofeag No hed a. ~ ~ a
1ft . S No Oats anil ana unchanged B, ro%uy S.ssss
Ss ssa ss f, Gi sTa anal ,S sI At % Pdss K % s'
Prime Bacon in noderste deHsnf sale, ,e o re
i6c for CssrRib Sig 6ic Clear sides Buh hsss 81 81
Tor shoulders; I4c Rib Sides Cotton da at EsS u0
CTicSSe March RIehaHg. SewYorL Ga sss Fa'Ss
changed Flour Sast' s sa es ~ fS 9od It n ss m n. 20
ri ia Ca. s1uer ana advanced i1e New Si@etG oas qnss
o. t No quoted az 53i G5te Rye mere aeh's sn'
ara dec'1 .IS. &C 81 isI9s ~ Barley eul At 81 sok
S,s1e'1 =, 9sol Provisions ul Mes, PORK asan ~
nAss T I,rI eaiy at 8I Dry SAtc Sbcudefssa :, 2.
ioS ooO n a. r0llic Rejected Zoe h,sei Hogs 9i,' -
Ss 81 Live hogs u and droplnl; CoTnoS to 'se's "a Is
20 al C,te dn0 Choice Brtra shipping Steers 49,.
III o0g bills Flour 29OO bush WHEAT wo eass ~,
S - n,t. gOO bush Rye ae00 bush Barley 30" ho.S
Sbnm,pts-s 90 bbls Flour 5000 bush NleaI S@W VUA'
nj no hush Oats bush RE. $500 Hogs 49,, 1.,n.
MILWAUKEE March 9-Four quiet aud Hnehanged 49, con
me- Sa quoted AZ sl 49, Cat 81 0 oats gneshs R,yisy
Wy W. ~ ~, R.ertsd RYE quiet st 81 IA for No ppaisS
n"msaly unchanged Provisions dull Mess oTa 80 to6 RIA
islc Dressed sce but Pnees upelSpssl ~ bS con oe
glnr M 0a bnsh wheat 100 hnsh. Oats Io pas" WV =
bn,S rive ShipmeBts 1900 bis. Flour, 30 bu'h hpsR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
A TRIAL FOR MURDER.

In the Court of General Sessions, before
Judge Bedford yesterday nearly three hours were occu
pied in q trial for murder which will be resumed TINS
morning. One prisoner was sentenced ana several ,t
cases which were the calendar were necessarily put
off until to-day. The Grand Jury brought IN NUMBER
ment for homicide and put upon trial the prisoner
was accused Of causing the death OF VIM. H. carney,
coored at the saloon No 21 West Thirty st by
pistol shot on the evening Of Oct &C. 1863 The prisoner
stOlid and ignorant looking negro appaIenuy aDo
% wears old On the empanneiiDg OF the Jury One
teman Objected TO serving the ground that he had
conscientious scrupes against capital punishment ne
O. Hutchings ir, Assistant District Att0r-
ney who introduced four witnesses on
behalf OF the prosecution. Amaziah Emory and Henry
Davis testified that they at the saloon where the
shooting took place, at which time the prisoner was
cused of having committed the murder Emory stated
that the prisoner treating the company ana
refused to drink, when the prisoner addIesSeH some
room followed by the deceased whom he turned and shot
Just after getting out OF the door Davis sad ne was III
Ward heard pistol fred and went ont and found W H.
Carnev wounded and soon afterward helped carry HIM
home. officer Byrne testified that he arrested the
prisoner and took revolver from him OF which one out Of
the deceased, testified to his having been brought
home on the night OF the shooting badly wopRaGdd
Judge stewart in opening for the defense said he in
tended 70 prove that although his client fired the pistol
If was done m sefdefense without malice. and there
fore not homicide The first witness for the defense was
Diana $i9nP YsG G'a and sad she was friend Of Mr.
and Mrs Timan. She testified that she saw tho de.
ceased on the evening OF the alleged murder following
the prisoner with knife and that be made several at
tempts to stab the prisoner at which she was alarmed
and 10 tell Mrs. Tman; the shooting occurred about
that time The witness subjected 10 strict
examination, and in answer to the queries why she did
testify before the CorOners Inquest and when she
first told anyone what she had seen said she was not
summoned TO testify and had only told the counsel Tor
the prisoner the evening Of the 7th inst. what she
had seen. After hearing some further testimony the
case was adjourned til today. Eliza johnson, who
pleaded guilty OF mansaughter in the fourth degree,
on her arraignment few days ago, was sentenced 10
the Pententiary for six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
couRT cALENDARs-Tms DAT.

SUPREME Court CIRCUIT-P4RT, ~, aN S s, iI ssi'
I2,7 l2sj 1925 J3 1871 1851 1883 1872 " 20 1000 1851 ss8
S a5 go gg, sg8 1904 1906 1910 1902 1852 1888 LOO 900 e7 40
iS76 l66 Pant L-Hos 1884 l22 l6J tOI ~ o4 w. W
s4GI 23 3OI SIS 1907 1895 1914 ST. 1922 s8I JZ o, IA
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-N0s z; ~, "a Ia
H. I3i 49, 49, l55, l'9, 6O 6l 49, 49, i'' i0'
t3l. A., IA 1tG 14S
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-Nos' III iiO' ~
$50 l53 l6I no. I'LL l7l 23l. 235, Call 20 D.. Nos
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TERM-IaTTV EEL y, 9gs
CTS SIS 81 49, 7Ol 49, 39i 3S 759 - ~ 1sa sa ga
8g4, 800, 500. IT,, Typ,, Pant l.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAsIRIAL lem 81, trs af,
PIRT --NoI 40 1885, J85. e9 go 10 s"l 'o|' Io|' ~ ~
$50 as, ll3, 40a ~ ,o-n 1914 1894
1871 1872 1850 1881 1919 2olt 2o7 2oa 9s on, az ~ ~
lG93 a0I 2O25 aI6 2G2T 2G29 1000 lOJli 2R L''
GoUpT or GENERAL SESSIONS-Helu by " =,
pSt e. CITY JudgeNo The people agt John Collins sna
tgry,ryt same agt BdvITd BurnsErind larceny
on Wn Pariong-rohbery; Same Ag Alex Owens hlAs
Jopss-felouy. A. and b. b. same agI 'onh "
san, AIT Edwin r. Lee-grsnd larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

State bonds were dull virginia per cents new sold at
573: Tennessee per cent? new co., North Carolina
per cents 59aCO Louisiana per cents sold at 30 Missouri
per cents sg Alabama per cens, 95 California, per
cents, l25s Railway bonds dull Park Bank sold
at i57; Fourth National Miscellaneous shares were
without interest, Canton sold at G Boston Water Power
II; Pacific Mail steady 1901 alOt Express shares
were steady: Adams, 6oiaCJi American Merchants
Union, AZ Railway shares we're steady; tho trausac.
tous were very light and there entire absence Of
snec'atlye cf2fillohs by the outside public The
ket s manipulated by the brokers' and presents
features Of interest New.York Central has been the
most active stock and been purchased largely in
pecaton that the per cent scrip dividend will be legal
tied By the present Legislature Michigan Southern con-
nues the rmest stock the list and considerable pur
chases continue TO be made upon the expectation that
there will be a contest between the Vanderbilt party and
the present director, for control Of the road at the annual
election in April. tbs understood, howeyer that there
is no prospect Of any such contest and that tho road
will remain in the hands Of the present managers,
as they continue TO hold interest largely IN excess
OF the amount necessary 20 control tho election.
New-York Central opened at 1901 sold at 1914 1901 1914,
closing IdlGlt. Hudson advanced 90 lOi Reading
steady mt 9ll a9ls. Ohio and Mississippi Common,
Rock Island, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh continue
strong There is a continued demand for Ohio and Mis-.
sisspp from the Erie clique and they have quietly alb
sorbed the floating stock Rock Island viii pay the usual
per cent dividend April Toledo and Wabash sold at
6G a6Gl; st. Paul Preferred, 1884, st. Paul Common col
North Western shares steady at eI for the Com
mon and 9O!69 for the Preferred stock. Chicago and
Alton broke from l5al49I closing at 152, bid. At the
close the market strong. NewYor Central sold at
l6lI; Hudson, l4Ol; Reading, g1l Michigan Southern
active, selling at 9i North Western shares
higher on the report OF s34 tho
ngs for the first week in March. The balance OF the
Western list firm. Rock Island, 1921 Gl29i; Fort
Wayne, llsi; Toledo and Wabash, 81.
Messrs. PulestOn, Raymond & Co. report the closing
quotations at the 1880 A. IN. Board as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON March ell m-ConSos open at 81 Ter none, "a
81. Tor United States FTeTweny bouds Ell Stoeii
steady: Rne 93i; Illinois ~ Atlantic and G<eat Western. 1
LyERPooI. March ell mThs Cotton market open. qus Al
TIE closing prices Of last evening via hiug Uplnds Rt Md
ding Orleans 2ld The sales Of the DAY viii exceed ~ b'.
LoSDoS March 81 mCgss 81 for money lEd % for The ie
count United States HveTHen1 Bonds hrner az o1 ,
LIVERPOOL, March 81 p m-Lstd tru a. H6 per eHt Porf
quiet and steady. TAllON, 81 per cWt
March 9fhe Cotton market quiet i iEf eHL
for Tres OTdinaire on the spot go.
LyERPooL March 80 m.-The uAket bf yaus ard hbu
Manchester is favorable and duness e Cotton l
The Breadsuf market heavy Wheat 1913 per eeuta Tor "a on
White and for No Red Western Flour, "a per Dol Tor western
Canal Peas 42f per 5O4 10. ..
LONDON March Cd mConso close Al s2ideT 0f noneJ
and 92 93 for account United FveTscutst fvt sh
steady e7l sOES que Erie eats lhHos 81 Atlantic 'a4 O''
Western 81
PARIS March 9-Ths Bourss Is quiet Reutes II francs
LIVERPOOL March $50 mTbe Cotton market closed qo
Mddfng Upsds 2id Mtdng orleans 1874 sales ofhe fa te9
Bales No Red Western Wheat Y GENITAL Corn 81 Y quar-
for Ola Mixed Western aud 20 for New Rosn. SO
Common North Carolina Petroleum dull Refined 1871 on L.
seed oil R29 10 p tun.
LoSDoS March 9-TalO- 1915 Sugar dull 31e Pe't
for no. y Dutch Standard or the spot
White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

.oo,t OF which the foloWIm niSorer
ian accent She was never married to the Prsonep
S had left her husband for him about 10 tSe
ara had to this country with @ at the Touhon
hoe Tayo YesieTd5y T 9s2 S Backed up the
aORrsS destitute sho s6 Stated that the ppSPt q
Sad been hers for six years ana ~ In main
~ , pHu her right to tho property, enp d called
her lead between her s tSS o her story The
on the nerty was all his, some Oi
Bad purchased for the woa Ps1 and 6Rf the purpose
and aces weLo he admitted that he had eIt oned
snS t cd TO- i've with the aG3 had
that having discovered tina. the her In addressing
iase 70 me- remarked: You an al Justice Led
he partes continued their quarrel UNI hat both ought
ImI ionned the discourse by remarking husband
W re sept 70 prson tho for abandGInh isoner was
"a W a. The other for leaving his family. The %
then committed to answer. N~~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
CIVIL.

In the case of Brock agt. Smith, decided
yesterday Judges Sutherland aud Barnard held that tho
writ OF eJeat still be issued-having been revived
at least recognized, by legislation subsequent the
Code.
The General Term of the Supreme Court
has reversed the order made by Judge Barnard
mer in the SUIT OF BOlles Receiver agt Duff Receiver
permitting Mr. Duff, Receiver, to lease 70 Mr.. James
r. Hayes for $4,000 per annum the Olympic Theater.
The opinion OF the COnrt is delivered by Judge Suther
land Judge Barnard dissenting
The following decisions have been rendered
in the Supreme Court General Term before Cerke r. j.
Sutherland, and Barnard, J.J.: Bunnen agt Hays,
order reversed with costs Opinion by Sutherland j.
Bunnel aRt Fredercks ct all decree Of tho Surrogate
reversed, without costs Opinion by Sutherland j.
BOles receiver ag Du1 receiver; order reversed quail
hedy without costs order OF General Term be settled
on notice. before Sutherland j. Opinion Iby Sutherland,
j., Barnard, j., dissenting-see opinion Breck agt.
Smith, order affirmed without costs. Opinion by Suhcr
land, j.; opinion dissenting, by Cerke, T. j. Rsey act
johnson, ~ cases1 Judgment affirmed, without costs
provided the plaintiff consent 20 deduct certain amounts
found damages from the Judgment IL he refuse tho
judgment TO bereverbed, with costs Opinion by Cerke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

Consolidated convertible c cssS Alton Alton 81
Toledo waS', % ~ d. M 81 Paul Isl NOT 40 90
Toll Equip Bonds. q q M si St St Pau 81
CO western s Mort 1863 M ana Gt Eastern lit Mort. eat
49, ,o steadily att per cent on cali ING l,aOv
a., Ito ~ Tho stock market has withdra"h Ia ~
Number OF brokers from the market aS "a 40
aara,o amoupts continue to be borrowed LOT oo anu
do NV the tlIoues in order to be prepared LOT III
ocncy and from present appearances IL mo o .ho,
thew had supplied themselves Win all tno .ord
will require until the current OF lunuS VIZ 80, ,bo
his nont So far no money has been returneu
sa,h ond considerable amounts continue 10 nnu nun
nos. Wet hint on the opening Of Navigation INC 0op'
III ,aorce IN he moved to market ana solo, do 'n0
,ors are now convinced that it Is useless 10 eAp w
bph priees for which they have been heiu 'nrous"
Winter. ...,.. Iordon.
Sterling Exchange Is dull at quotatlohS' I'on so.
,o doE iOs,alO9 London, sight, l't9lV's 1or ~,
u"' commercial lOssalOst Paris, long, SsOa'lla'
Paris short 617i85l5; Antwerp o'Nt0oN ,o s
ta,%, "A. hamburg, 35ia35E; Amsterdam PioiVi
Ozt%.%' ,a,,.n, Bremen, 7Si97Ss; Berlin, 7iiS1li
20 Iiyerp6ol by steamer, 1900 BUSH M,ea.
and % Glasgow, by steamer, 1900 BUSH "nea'
ht Su'' anu " oo ~ -.t'F... t'~N'
at sd. ,,... ,..,.,.r. rreosnrer
The ansactons at the Office OF the Assistant
o Recopts for Customs, $33sO0G for gold notes. Sllo
oo total receipts s726 65 81; total payments A 10
balance, S93, 2s6 301 70. ,,.D,,, IA
AT recent meeting Of She stockholders OF tne nay
Noauet and Marquette Railroad directors "olo 49,,
FOR 1852 The Directors made choice Of Joseph F. ray Oh
BOSTON for President, and Joseph Greenough OF bOs
ton for Treasurer This railway passeS throus 'ho
sunerior Iron Mountain District New dhckS nave Ooe
built at Marquette where the docks were Br'su
the 1868 During the last year the demand ior IRON
ore exceeded the supply Notwithstanding
| mining facilities. ,,,norv
Tho Chicago and Northwestern Railroad C~"p""'
| earned the first week in March: -
s2i7 369 &C lS63.... 1853 53l lne'
The shipments Of Pttston coal, for the week ending
March G. 1862 were oOs tuns previously reported I2o
9sI tuns total for 1862 1882 tuus to same date 1865
.923 tuns Increase, 1869, 5O,oI9 tuns
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF spece
from tho port OF NewYork to foreign ports Tor the week
| ending March g. 1869, was S2s65,s39
The work on tho Pittsburgh and Connensyhlo Ralroad
is progressing favoraby largo force being engaged
upon IT, 1t expected that 1t will be completed from
Cumberland to Pittsburgh by the end Of the year 1870
The statements Of the Philadelphia banks for the past
| two weeks compare as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

COFFBEThe Rio held by Omitted Ststes
made @ sAhrAee $50 bags Of which 5000 At New"
Orleans 5000 Mobile 900 Al Savannah 900 Al 20 800 AZ
Baltimore 1890 Boston, and 81 2s6 At tho current quota
tons sa9e for ordinary 10 bond lOdOIc for fair do
ldlli for good DO 2dl2lc for prime do d. and dl8c
IRENE range Tor lots duty paid all gods The demand very moderate
sud the market steady as 900 Elizabeth private terms
West oda grades dull prime o quote "a gold as
lsdsc for MasAboi d7lc for Laguaya and tld9ie for Ja
mAlca. Java nouinAl At Al 1Zjc., gold.
CoAhe inquiry has been good for the home trade owing tho
weather fer and dealers have advanced their
While sharp have net the demand promptly former
pes from yd k5G 81 tun the market al the close
IL du and In foreign little has been done and prices
nominal
CANDLES meet With only retail demand sud prices somewhat
nomnh At 10dlc M AdamAntns use o Spena aud DC for Patent
FLOUR AND MBAne market for Western and State Flour eI
AeTe pncss op 81 changer the se 800 bills CALI
foia Foar fair demand sales 90 bills aud sachs South
Flour has been only IN moderate 500 bills Canadian
FLOUR has been moderate demand but prices somewhat non
RE Flour has been In fair demand former prices tho supply ample
sales 40 bills including sales 81 kIa Choice s72 Corn Meal has
been In fair demand for al full sales $50 bb Buekwhet
Flour remsqsdu and prices n0HnA lever The closing quota
N.Ua III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPANY's BONDS
are first mortgage upon one OF the longest lines OF
railroad in the world The amount will DO less imam
$4,000 per mile The earnings from local business
over portion of the road last year were over five
million dollars, aud after its completion, early tins
season. the immense through traffic of the Pacific
States will increase this sum TO fifteen or twenty
millions The paymento of both interest and principal
of the bonds in gold is, therefore, perfectly sure
The present high price of Governments offers a
favorable opportunity to sell and TO renyest in bond
eoually safe and more valuable on account Of the
longer period before its maturity. The exchange rt
noV pay profit Of from ten 10 eighteen per cent As
the issue of these bonds will cease parties who
desire to invest are invited to make their subscrip-
lions at once They will be received at the Com
pany's Office No 90 Nassau-st.; and by John j. CISCO
& Son, No. 80 Wall-st.: and by banks and bankers
generally pamphlet, with full particulars, sent
free on application.
The FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs Of the ROCKFORD
Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
pay both the Principal and Seven per Cent Interest
LIST Feb. and lst Aug-a GOLD cOIS, free of Govern
mcnt tax.
limited amount only of these Bonds may be had
at par and accrued interest in currency of II. II.
BooDY, Treasurer, No. II Wallst., or Of HENRY
CLEws & Co. Bankers. No. 80 Wallst.. NewYork.
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT or THE NATIONAL
PARK BASK-For the safe-keeping, and protection
from fire and burglars, Of Securities of all kinds, in
Guiding Bonds Stocks, Mortgages, Wills, and Dia-
monds, and valuable Jewery Of every description.
An inspection Of the vault constructed by The Ma
onal Park Bank in their new building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfec
attainable security has been reached and at an eI
tremey moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor The officers will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

BUILDING MsTERIALS-Bhes o. all lpds dul prices
aud demand Lns steady and
Hair a the lat. decline but other articles coming under this head
log = much the
BEBSWAX-There has been fair demand for yellow Western and
southsru and the market h slight advance sales 900 at
4gid45lc
BRlsrEs unchanged the demand moderator quote on
81 80 for american Gray aud White
BOSE-We sale, few Rio Grande shin a. $50 so
BROOM CORN-TAs demand fair Tor this staple aud the markets.
hrm At l4dlGc for Red, and lId2Oc ior Green.
COTTOE-The adUss from abroad offer inducements for free
dull throughout the
however quite steady hod gaining confidence from the continued
% bales Of which 9l5 bales
spuner' and 10 spscuOi sales also % 800 bales Lo" Mdug
March 2aic 100 DO DO 28Ic 100 do March aud April at
2sic and 80 do. April, 2aIe We quote as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
Bsesw,I. snall lott. PB
RECEIPTs on PRODrCR.


MARCH $3.50 bales Cotton SEQ bb Pour ~ 54 hash When
Dc $50 bash Corn 4437 Oats go bush Malt 100 bush Grass S
395 hush Beam Peas 800 bbls Corn Neal 7o bag Goa
Meal $40 hbls Crude Petroleum. 7O bills Re6be Petroleum bbs
Rosn bills Pork 10 pkgS Beef 49, Pig Cut Meats ~ pgA
Lard. pigs Ashes p pkgL he1rn 5Og pigs Bae - pa
Cheese % pkgs TAoN pkgA Lard on n pigs Dried Fruit "a
Dressed Hogs pigs oil Cake $50 bbs WHISKY 2o5 obs R
Wool 10 bales Hemp, 200 bales Hops $40 S1s, Leather La
Hides bids Tohaeeo Ia boIes and Tobacco 20 b6 As
l9s Tea Rice 9Oy boIss Starch. LIZA bags Peanais.