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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-11
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneers. 1903 Main street

GALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
> AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AJC-
TION--By request OF the administrator. we VIII
sell at auction ut the residence on street between
Thrty-sccond and Thrtv-:hlrd streets on WE'D
%ESDAY December 18th. 1899, ut 10 O'Clock A.
H.. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of
BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS,
Wa SHSTANDS,
CARPETS. &C.:
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CHINA and TARI FWARE,
COOKING UTENSILS Of every description.
TrrwS. At sale HILL 6 GODDIN,
ID - AuctionCcrs
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TOILET ARTICLES.


TRESH ATIONS.-KELLOGG
IL 4 GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
Of their own importation, large additions to their
STOCK. and are prepared to offer special induce
meuts to buyers. New and handsome patterns OF
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets In rich, decorated
gold band Plain White China and White Granite
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware 10
great variety; Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers Plated lee
Pitchers, Walters, Goblets, Forks, Spoons, &C.;
Looking Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety
Country merchants, hotel-keepers, and house.
keepers viii consult their interests by calling on
US. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street Richmond, Va
HOWARD .. TAYLOR and Il. G. SUTTON, JR.
Statesmen. myls
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionccrs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

ISSIONER' SALE OF \
y VALUABLE TIIREE-STOkI BE \
TENEMENT on TIE NORTH SIDE or
BROAD STREET TWEEN NINTH A\D
cree Of the circuit court Of Richmond, entered on
3oth November. 1859. in the case OF Cauiorn and
aiy. as. Cauthorn, special c0mmiS there
hy anpoiuteG I will sell at auction, upon the
premises, on MONDAY the goth day OF December,
at clock 2. NJ. If falr if not. then on the irSi
fair day thereafter, n the same hour, the REAL
ESTATE Of which the lite Dr. r. 5. Cauthnrn
died seized situated rs above, and being the third
tenement west Of Tenth street. .
II has seven rooms besides the basement. with
the usual out-buildings, and now uddcrS ing re-
pair will he in excellent order before the sale
The first floor has been used store, for which
II Is well suited. The location Is very central ana
pleasant. being within few steps 81 the capitol
The L or Is 20xl37 feet, including an alley.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at SIN.
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest, for ne
gotiablc notes title retained until the notes are
paid. JOHN \. CONE, commissioner:
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs dc .
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TOR RENT, A VERY DESlRAbLET# 5
4 BRICK TENEMENT situated, i, on thg ~ - u
cast side of Fifth street between Leigh ana JACK
son conta!ning six rooms. and Kitchen WIN
water and gas attached, recently occupied by r.
H. ~. . - .."N'i''' -'F f. ID. EACHC,
oiattHE' >. Real Estate Agent.
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r. pr-ruItM Auctionrcr &c lot

TOR RENT AT AUCTION.-In@
4 front of the Tobacco Exchange, OnE;;I
MONDAY, December l3h, AT II O'Clock NJ, the
large and comm0dious WAREHOUSE known IA
the 'LuCilam < Watson Warcbonse-'n located at
Rockets. ut the shipping point, will be rented as
above for one year from the lst day of January,
$50 The property Is too we'll known to need a
further description. Those desiring 10 examine II
previous to day of renting can do SO.
d. T-6t GARRETT +. WATSON.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Lee & Goddin Auctioneers,
No. Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME TENE-
IN ADhMS'S VALLEY. AT AUCTION.-By
virtue Of trust deed bearing date the Cd day OF
June 1859, executed to me. rs trustee, by James o.
Baker and Elizabeth F.. his wife, to secure the
payment OF certain money specified in said deed,
and being requested by the beneficiary therein so
TO do. Will on MONDAf, 18th December instant,
at O'Clock p NJ. on the premises, proceed TO sell
the real estate embraced In said deed, being =
FRAMED TENEMENT with four rooms and
Kitchen and lot fronting H feet inches on the
southern side IF Baldwin street and extending
back i3e feet, formerly the property Of Michael
Purcell.
TERMS: At sale. y. III. LEE.
do Trustee
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mon RENT,-possession to be gwen AL
ou the 18th insant--that DESIRABLE, ]! 81 =
Ct HcegpT ae IF Mr. stSees be-
Zen V,rshaIl and Clay. The house has about
trclTe rooms and all modern Improvements.
do i'd JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctlonecr.
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BY Grubbs L Williams,
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

VERY BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
"A WITH SEVEN ROOMS, on THE NORTH
SIDE OF THE GROVE ROAD, ONLY THREE
SQUARES BEYOND THE CITY Line; Al
ATCTINE.-On WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of
December at Il o'clocl, p. NJ, we will sell. upon
the premises the COTTAGE formerly owned by
MIR. W. d. Gibson. situated as above. 1t contains
seven rooms besides store-room ana closets, ana
l. finished in nice STYLE, vi i marble NANTES Inc
kitchen has four rooms. There are TWO AtRES
OF LAND attached, laid Cut IN beautiful front
ward, with handsome shruhhcry ana ornamental
trees and highly improved garden with large
number of fruit trees. straw berries Sooscocfries,
currants. and rasphcrricS.
The whole premises are in nice order: aho I'M
mediate possession will be given.
The terms will be remarkably casy-viz.. ere
dit of five years from lst Of February ncNi VIII ~
Given on ~ $50 ut six per cent. interest, payable
scmi-annually the residue In cash.
This Is n rare chance to secure comioraoc
home, In the most improving ncighborhood near
the city. by the outla? Of comparatively yer!
''' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
don huCtiUneerS.
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. ARGE SALE OF LAND AND PER.

4 a ItTt SALE We bANl' AN ~ i LIN
LSDNAL PROPERTY compliance With
decree oSthe circuit court OF Mecklenburg, OF sep
tcmhcr term, ISCa, In the suit Of the Exchange
bank for &c. rs. Couch, &c, will sell at the resi-
icnce Of John :. Couch, on MEDSESDAf the
18th Of December, 1859, the TRACT OF LAND
upon which he resides, about two miles from
thristiansville, Necklenburg county, Va, AT.
Joining the lands OF John Bramc and others. and
con. aiming FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
TWO ACRES. having upon II 4 comm0tious
DWELLING and al! necessary improvements.
Also, Il TRACT OF INED abouttwo miles from
the above adjoining i Him Smith and others.
and containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES. . u.
TERMS: Onc-thlrd cash; the residue upon credit
of six and twelve months, the purchas executing
bond with interest from date and the ute being
retained until the whole Of the purchase money Is
paid. ;. L. JohSSON, ooiilinisst4,h IT.,
At the same time and place, rs substituted trns-
tee in Il deed OF trust cxecuted january .. 1886, by
the said John :. Couch To &. III. Pettus. trustee,
viii sell all the personal property of the said
Couch consisting Of . ,
SHEEP:
WAGONS. CARTS.
FARMING UTENSILS.
One CARRIAGE ore BUGGY. and
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURSl-
TURE.
TERMS: Cash. 6. Il. JOHNSON, Trustee.
BOYDTOS, November 10. is5a. no T-tdS
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SEHsPPEMG.


TOR BALTIMORE.-Stca flTrEIa1
e STATE OF MARYLAND will G:!srss.s..--..slss.
leave her wharf SATURDAY, December nth, at
. O'Clock T. NJ. Freight received mp to u O'Clock
Z. NJ. For freight or passage apply to
dcll-1t HARNE1S q W il.L1AMS'
EGR NEW YORK.-The ele- Fl,
z CANT steamship SARATOGA, Cap--eii-sIzz:4.=S -
tain Couch, will leave her wharf 1t Rockets on
SUNDAY, December 18th. ut II O'Clock 4. ii.
Freight received all day SATURDAY. Fare.
ST.. Storage. fG. For freight or passage apply
to WILLIAM {. DUNHAM & 30,
de lit corner hi"in and Eleventh streets.
Ho' FOR T dkhScr GROVES. 60 60.
FOR PALATKA, FLA. VIA SAVANNAH,
GA. touching ut FERNA NDIN \. JhCkSDl--
VILE. and all LANDINGS on the ST. JriiN'S
RIVER.-SEMI-WE LIN .--rhc elegant
and nrst-class steamer DICTATOR, captain ".
r. MckELTY, will leave Charleston. 5. G., for
The above places every TUESDAY ENEtlAG Il;
O'Clock. ~
The elegant and first-class steamer CITY
POINT, Captain GEORGE &. MCMILLAN. viii
leave Charleston every FRIDAY EVENING 1T $
O'Clock for the above places.
Through tickets to he had nj railroad of"ccS. No
extra charge for meals and sta;crOOms.
For freight or passage apply TO
J. ID. AIKEN < CO., Agents,
South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, :. {.
I'm
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DOR RENT, that large and desirable Gf s;ss
4 COTTAGE. on the Grove road, half R.J
mile beyond the present corporation, now In the
occupancy of Mr.. 70. Redford, and next TO the
cottage that was owned by the late II. RiVes FOL
lard. To = good tenant the rent will be low. Pos-
session given o1th instant. Apply to
". 3. ROBINS, 1902 Main street,
ct corner Tenth.
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GOD LIVER OIL rs pure and fresh as il
" can be obtained, just received, and for sale
by the bottle and on draught, by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
de 10 SIS Broad Street.
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NOR RENT. ROOMS-A BACK IN
Il PARLOR and TWO CHAMBERS; with FL
one or more kitchen rooms and all needed cnnSc~
nicpces: or ir preferred, two excellent BASE
MENT ROOMS and one or more of the otber
rooms mentioned. VIII be rented to gentlemen
for Indrinm or to n family without small children.
Price, SIS to SO each forrooms in the hou;e. House
in thorough repair, and furnished with modern
LII Jiip.,,,o a. ,rico De 0--ak
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OLIVE OIL.--Pure imported, on draught
~ or By the bottle.
l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
de l0--2tE sixth and Broad streets.
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctloneers'
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets'

HORSES, MULES. TOP.W A =, " o,c loci,
I'll AT AUCTION.-THIS DAY at 10 o,Clh ho
We viii sell at the horse lot, on Council Chamber
Hill, , HARNESS
Four YOIINC; MULES, Of fine size and action
One TOP SPRING WAGON nearIC I nsw;
Auctioneers.
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TOR RENT, the STORE and CEL-6zt
Il LAR on Main and Eighth streets, corner L.; =.
ohovn fhc Snotswood Hotel. Possession can be
given 5th of January. 1t has in store gas. water.
and all convcnienceS for any kind OF business !;
twcntv-slx feet front, running back seventy lect.
Apply to VIZ 49,. ttn.ts
EGCNF
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FOR RENT.

J1OR RENT. A SMALL DWELL- 5:s
II NC Uo1rsE' corner Of Kenney and Clay EaI
streets. app! '' dc 11--lt*
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TWO LARGE, NICE ROOMS TO
l RENT, WITH BOARD, on the second IioS o.,
Incntion worry convenient /: four doors above II.
Paurs church. Terms moderate. Apply RI oo'
Grace street, second door from Eighth
do IN
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By James NJ. TAYLOR,

Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr, ~
Office No. SCI Main street.
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BY 4. C., pulliam. AuCtioRccr.

sale conducted by \. c. PCLLtAM, Auction
Gc"-ThSS .&tdtd
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
MAXINE TRANSFERS.

The following IL a statement OF the marine trans
fers at this port from the 18TH 70 the I7lh lust,
inclusive:-
March i3-sloop Wonder, 9 tons. one-haif $3.50.
March 1s-Sloop Edward Dclevan. "a ll.l0o TONS
$1,000.
March Is-schooner Adaliza tonnage not givcn),
onemxteenth, &75.
March I5-Sloop Stringcr, 81 7G1oo tons, si.fon
March 15-Barge Relief lG6 74-l00 tons, IS 00o.
March l5-schooner Mad Anthony, 4s oo-ioo tons,
IN March l5-schooncr o. n. Perry. ss s2loo tons.
March iS-Bargc VIM. II. Horton, ias 4o-ioo tons,
mare March Steamship Valley City, sls 9lioo TONS
$4,000.
March 1o-sloop Mary Elizabeth, 10 $500 tons,
March ri--sioop James n. Larkins, 10 24.ioo tons.
81. 900.
oue.half $500.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
TINE PEACH csup IN NORTH cAsolxA
CnRRrTucK CnrNrY

CUREiTUcK COUNTY, Feb. Is, 1859.
The peach crop having become Of late years one
OF great importance, aud this is the year In
which ali peach growers expecting crop. 1t viii
be Of interest to them az well as the peach con-
sumcrs TO hear how the severe spell OF cold has
affected crops In the peach growing sections through
out the country. Since the weather has moderated
have made q careful examination OF the buds or
blossoms, and ind that my Troth's Early and Early
Tilloson are nearly all killed, while my Hale's
Early, Early YORK and Early Crawford are not In
jured I wish some able scholar would inform the
peach growing fraternity what the cause OF this Is
The varieties are all planted side by side and very
little difference can be marked to forwarlness OF
the buds. NY neighbors' trees are not injured IN
the least am informed bv reliable gentlemen that
the crops In the vicinity OF Norfolk, va, along tfc
James river and further north, 6re entirely killed;
but we nope that t Il not 80 disastrous reported
hntf
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

Cash gold was in good supply for the Clearing
House; but the attack Of the "bears" in the after
noon made the rate for loans more active. The ng-
ure ranged from two per cent for carrying to "nat,
for borrowing. Tue business Of the Gold Bank re-
suited as folows:-
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

fLouR AND GRAIN. Receipts. 1891 bbis. oour 81 bbis
and <u2 rags meal fs b3s bushels wheat 2 corn.
25 DO oats l4J d.. Gz5 DO The Hour
was sill dull but more steady Rather more demand pre-
vailed Tor trade brands but this general market dun
the saes were mosty In smsi lots. shipping brands
duh and nominaly Unchanged California rour dull aud
nominal ~ our quotations The i2DDU bbs
For Southern nour isers prevailed fair demand but prices
continued 70 favor the buyer Sales 100 bbs
quiet but steady In value. The pbbs. Corn
meal, though dui steady In value Sales i2s bbs We
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY MARCH 49, lseo-rRIPLE SHEET

~ heat was quie. but No Mi wankee
not being available below sI IS 81 So delivered Private
buyers scarce sales were sso bushels At
VI ~ for No. Chicago spring In sore II lsS Tor 90.
delivered tsmal lots do 1t $50. al 81 81 q for amber
Michigan and $l6o for small lots calorna. nIUsa J1sa
Western. There sales Of 1900 bushels ssc 10
ior new mixed Western, s7kc for white Western and es
c for yellow do Oats In fair demand bnt st prices
ne - % The sss. comprise v as IA but
ttie demand, and prices lower. Sales lsu ousnes
Canada at 81 S6 Barley dull bat unobainabc except
al ruiI prices harley malt was dull and nominal. .,o
generally demanded The chsrtering business was more
active the demand being principally for vessels suitable "
he trade at about former rates The
To Liverpool steamer cotton quoted At Id and gram
at 3D. The charters "A North bark 10 Cronad
with nOo bols petroleum at De- luda North German oars
lrecharered) to Cronstsdt with 1880 bb peti At
3D. iOd North German bark to Cork for orders with $50
bbls petroleum. at bs Cd 10 The ac at 6s 3d. an ita-
Han bark With 800 bbs petroleum. TO Gibraltar Tor ordeis
Al u 20 the Adatic at 6s an Italian bark to direct port
Ia the Mediterranean, assorted At 800 North German
bark to Rrcmen, with 40D bbs petroleum. at ts Sfd an
American ship tfron Philadepha) direct port on the
Continent with 5000 bhs petroleum, at bs an American
to the Continent with crude petroleum. private
GgSNiFs were dub and nominal ut lc l7sc Tor Tags
AMI 2lc. for cloth.
HAY was in moderate dcmand and, with fair arrivals,
~ for retail lots 81 81 ~ for long rye straw and 'uc
65c. for Hhort do.
HEMr continued light demand. but steady value, Ms-
Mia heng quoted at l2c gold Jute mt 4Sc bc do,
and ssai at icc. I0Sc., do
Hors. market que the demand being light, but
prices were without erao ranging ut from &C. TO lse Tor
I'M eror to choice. The sales about 40 bales.
oSEYThere further sales o. IL tierces Cuba on
private terms.
MoLAssEs scarcely any demand and heard
OF aes OF moment Prices we're heavy al the following
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
Real Esfatc Notes.

kleHl 6sbuIc NutcSs
Andrew Wilson, Jr., Of No. II Broad street, has
purchased OF John 7. and Charles Tuttle plot OF
sixty eight acres, near Rye depot, Wes.chester
county; also the 100 farm OF George D.. Cragn,
on the line Of the New York and New Haven Rail-
road and the courtry residence OF d. @. Kngsland,
with the ground attached, also near Rye station.
Benjamin Horton has sod his homestead at Hog
Neck Southold, l.. l., to Hiram Terry. OF the same
place, for s., 800.
Tue extension OF the Southsidc Railroad from Say
vile to Patchogue, L. j., Is now 30 lar completed
that trains will run through to the latter place by
before the 10tn or April.
Mr.. Henry A. Underwood has sold his nne rest
dence on Pine street. Yonkers. to Mr. Henry Q.
Mr.. James Patterson has bought lot, sex1o7, on
High street, D0Dbs' Ferry, from Mr.. n. K. Cozzens,
for 81, S00
Tne Thompson station property OF the late r. M.
A. Wicks has recently been sold TO New iork man.
The property consists OF o47 acres large st0rehouse
barn. sheds. &C.; price $1,000
Cutch0gue L. l., formerly belonging to the late
Judge LandOn, OF sixty i've acres, to Alderman
Morgan M0rgans. OF the city OF New York (ate OF
stamford COnn.l who IL putting it In complete order
and will, no doubt. make IL model farm. Price
paid for the same, SO, 500.
The farm known as the Radclin Farm, situated ut
East Marion, L. l., has been sold, through DIR. Will
liam RadcIir aud MIR. John O. Ireland agents to j.
Wlckham Case tor $4,000. The iarm contains los
acres--seventy-fve acres cleared, fifteen acres IN
line timber and eighteen acres OF remarkably straight
and handsome cedars The house and appendages
are large and ample, and tue barns and outbudings
extensive and IN good repair.
The land sales OF the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Rail-
road Company during Tie past year amounted 10
A Pennsylvania firm have bought the Roup's
Valley Iron Works. and propose to invest $50o00o In
them.
The amount expended In the city Of st. Paul,
Minn., Tor building in 1867 was $55543J. In 1868
these ugures were almost doubled.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BonARr--vREDESBERGB.--0n wednesday, March
II, at the residence OF the brides iather. Harlem
N. ", by Rev. Mr. Nichols, JOHN A. Bo0ART TO MARY
T.. vnEDEyBERGH, both OF this city
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, March
II, at the temple Emanuel, Fifth avenue, by the
Revs Drs =. Adler and J. X. Guthcim. ISAAC n.
DREYFus, Of Basel tSwitzerandL TO ELLA o., eldest
dauahter Of G0ttleb Koscnblatt, OF this city.
JEwEIi--TAyf0R--0n Wednesday, March II, by
the Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler, GEORGE =. JEWELL TO
CARRIE r. TAYLOR, eldest daughter OF T.. TAYLOR.
Esq., all Of Brooklyn. NY.
JoRIs-wusoS.--0n wednesday, March IL, by the
Rev. =. ~ Isaacs, and assisted by the Rev. Mr..
eldest daughter OF the late Morris and Amelia vii.
son, all Of tnis city.
Russ ussEIf.--CLEM.--On Thursday, March f3 ri a.
Peters church, by the Rev. Jno. A. Pad lock HpSNy
T.. RUSSELL TO LIzzIB r., daughter OF WIN. H. Clcm
Lsq. all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
Died.
ARMSTRONG -kNDarw ARWSrRoNr ared Al ycars
Tue relatives aud friends OF the family also omar.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19

NAVAL Receipts s5 bbls spirits turrcnne, 40
fair demand but the business was light owing % the
creased Grmncs of sellers. Prices advanced abo lc per
were LOO esls At BE. 81 DO a. De and 2 do A. soe
were steady at yesterdays quotations.. Sales s,50
pDls common strained o a about 81 40 20 bbs
4: % i; s7s low !. and 5oS de csira pss
sa ~ No 30 81 So; pale, SIS s5 So and extra q nc do,
50 a Ss. Tar was UNCHANGED.
Of 2oo gallons Al 81 CO DO AZ sc and, Il Boston, O,l
prices We're s's 81 q ape SU Ssr
- @ saa @ 50 s' o s
demand for pork continued fair aud with the offerings s
Per oS closing strong ssa @ s for @ new sy mess as
extra prime and sas for Western prime mess. For
tae ..les .gsrecaiins 45Oo bills new mess al sss
ap sss sr .na isf s az X
buyers Dressed hos were qus. and scarcely g rm Wes
81. s :Sasas ssr Sa. mn snssrss Sale. 10 bs.
ee 1ss e a
.ss IL p.s .isss and e% s Ss'
dry picked shoulders, l6ssc 17c for hams
Ia na for
short clear and sc i.c for short rib Lard was hrn AZ
were 80 packages at ise sc for No. io prime steam
PETRoLEUM-Re Receipts ga bbs refined. For crude, In
bulk the market dull heavy and unsettled and prices
lower, closing 16lsc c There sales Of S00
bbs the inside price, Refined n fair demand chiefly
the market closing weak ut sc There sales of 2l
bbls white &c., 1900 do at 20 &C., $500 do for
March 60 do for March q. 1c, closing at eoc and
500 FOR April private terms kaptha dull at Tie.
In Philadelphia the market quiet and heavy while
prices were about &C. off, Sales 500 bhs for March 30
1850 do for April At &c., $500 do for May a, &c. and 50J do.
for June at Gsac.
tie demand and prices were heavy Of the quotations current
Cuba and l5sc is &C. FOR Deineraa also 1900
private terms Renred but little sought after,
and prices were In buyers favor. We quo.:
Hard, lsac; soft white, lsc. if9 yellow, ltc Ike,
and extra l5c 15xc We quote Inferior TO com
refining, ike i,ac FAIR rennng ii.o.; good ren
ing lsc Hse fair 2 good oesfy, E,sc Egs prime
So.ss sS ssGIfs e mose hsd and boaes ss i.
nnelado 7c. &c. HsvanA-soxer Dutch Standard, Nos.
q flssc 115.c; do Nos. 10 70 ~, l2,sc l2lsc.
do Nos IL TO 1k f2fEc l3s;c; do Nos. 10 20 Is llc
sfo; do. Nos. 10 70 - 15,c. le5c.; do. whie, Hc.
&C. Porto Rico-RelninS grades, Ike. 12ac.; gro
cefy gradcs l2]e. l3sc. Stock raw Today toll
SAG hhds, 81 0 boxes 46 bags and as melsdo
STeARIsE In light demand but unchanged In value.
The about 2ooUo ibs 1t isc. issc. Ia hhds
sEEps-Ln.eed stii remained and nominal a. ~ 30
gold duty paid. neglected. but held at former
prices, VIZ Clover lsc. l6c. timothy, sS 30 60 .5
rough nax, "a 65.
TALON continued steady fair demand, sales
being I7000 lbs at ia Ac. for common TO choice
wHisREy.- Receipts 2A bbs Prices were quite seaiy
though business dimnuve The sales LOG bbls
a. 9sc. s5}.c, tax paid-cheHy at the insdc price,
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
lowing prices werr realtzed:-

AT an auction sale to-day OF stocks and bonds, by
order OF the executors OF the late John Schenck the
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
sTEtEr QUOTATIONS..
Half-pnst Five e,CIoct p n
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THuRnDAY. Marrh Is sr N

IHuRsDAy, NAfch Is . 4. "
CorvyH.For Rio the market continued 70 sul ara
heard OF sales Prices heavy last quota
st. Domingo In demand, and 3no bsgs were sold
on private terms Other kinds were neglected.
corros-The demand modernte end with fair orer.
ng- the market heavy though prices quot
ply The sales only Itgl bales including on
pecuaion, tE for spinning, s2o for export. and M
For future delivery tho business moderate
sales being 900 bales low mddng for April 95c aud s0o
do far Ma We ouose
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
Died.

Armstrong ANDREW ARNsrRoNG aged ~ years
Tue reiatives and friends OF the family also Char.
The New York herald., 1869-03-19
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The sales in the auction mart yesterday were IN
usually heavy, but the attendance was large and
very satisfactory prices were obtained. The market
is without other feature Than activity. Below we
give particulars OF the salos:-
Auction Sales Of Rcui Estate Yesterday.