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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, q;

II OF Christopher street, North rivers must be sold
TOR sALE-THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
HENRIETTA, 40 tons BURDEN old measurement winner OF
the grea, yacht to Cowes England in 1865 dn
which she made the extraordinary of $50 miles In "a
hours and several other The Henrietta has
been cruise to the West Indies, New
York While on her voyage from Key West Charleston
she made of $50 miles in twcr,yfour hours, during
rough weather. showing that has of her speed
The Henrietta has commodous saloon, handsomely fitted
up with stateroom the starboard SIDE other
ssaserooms and two sa.croos forward for officers The
cabin furniture, kitchen utensils &C., in complete ORDER
and the vessel will be pu. in readiness to nnle
fiaeIy. The Henrietta will compare avorably, for speed
and seagoing qualities with any yacht in this country or
England. For particulars address j. ANDERSON, Herald
ONCE, New York
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COAsTyvisE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
THROUGH LINE TO


FREIGHT GN A5F r5ssIaf ts as faS REDUCED
ris,i G .ss s'ssyess.
include bershs board and all neccssaries for
Steamers OF the above line leave pier a North rver
foot Of Gang On ss ISL AND o sT EACH MONTH
except when those days fall Sunday, then the day
One hundred pounds baggage free each adult Medicine
ana atsn %pne iree' ,, . c.u,.,. ~,
connecting VITA aoNrnSA osSts rarn. Sann "as
Steamer IAPAN viii leave San Francisco December for
NOTICE 70 SsHlppERs-ror reducea rates Of rreish.
received nn,H II ~ SATURDAY, October 20. All usual
For freight or passage tickets and al further Information
apply a. ,hs comPanys ticket ONCE oR NE WHAT loot Of
Il The Al steamship FAH-KEE. Captain Joseph D. Steele
carrying the United states m@s VIII sail for ae above port
where she Il now receiving freight
fdTs s1
Freight ssy cents per dry BARREL payable IN nied States
~ ). NORMAN HARVEY, Agent, "a New street.
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
II New York sna MEXICAN Mai Steamship line sailing
ev fhe . splendid new steamers p''' "
CLEopATgs rhnlPs~.;;...... Wednesday, Nov le
~ :''t"' y +. xEExANbRE& SONS, 50 Broadway.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Sailing Thursday, al O'Clock T..
from pier No. North river.
MORRO CASTLE, Gapt. r. Adams via Nassau. November
EAGLE, Capt ~ r. Green. November IL
j. q. WHEELER, in, President,
No Bowling Green.
1Noa NEW ORLEANS pIRECT.-oLD LINE-Low
~ freight.
The well known hr't class s g, steamship
y H.. Commander,
Saturday October 80 ataP NJ. Fresht taken at through
rates for 81. Louis, Mobile asd Galveston.
For freight passage, having superior ACCOMMODATIONS
apply to
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO., 50 Liberty street.
The LoDoNA viii follow from pier 20 East river -
e. "a. MALLORY h co.
UNDERGRADUATES LEAVE FOR SAVANNAH,
IN Ga, direct On Tuesday and Thursday al Y NJ
Passage For apply al the Southern Steam
ship Ticket 0nlee, 10 Broadway.
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Observation-Disclosures, STEAMBOAT, &C FEET LONG,
~ feet 20 feet ALL feet deep and ~ inches
draught. WIN. SECOR, 433 kart tenth street.
CTEAM YACHT FOR SALE.-A FINE MODELLED
- yacht h5 feet long, ~ feet 10 square
cylinder well found and in complete running ORDER
rbsap She economical In OF fuel Address
Doiuhin New York Herald office.
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LrMMA-WHO ARE YOUp WRITE AGAIN TO SAME
~ place and name another rendezvous. EuGENE[
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TIoN CHURCH, MADISON AVENUE, CORNER OF
n ThiItyeighth strcctLec,ure 'rhe English Reforma
ton" N H. Characteristic, Sunday evening October 81
soclock. subject"The Development of the Church In
Englanp
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! WANTED-PAIR OF MEDIUM SIZED CARRIAGE
w Horses; must be prompt and pleasant drivers, sound
and perfectly reliable. Address with fu particulars E
| box ia Herald Office. .-0##sM
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&17C 000 TO LoAN-IN DIFFERENT SUMS, ol
wi o.UOO New York property First and secon
Mortgages wanted Immediately for cash
BELLAMY d. STRATT0N, No. 81 Pine street.
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PERSONAL.

N.-Y0UR NOTE RECEIVED TOO LATE. WILL
IL meet you Saturday night At the time and place
l.. j. X.
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE. l.. l., SATURDAY, OCT 80, AT 20
r. N.-Mach xI,00. IN g. in harness J. Dotey b. M.
Topsy J. Cudney, D. 81. Hikcory jack.
). A. CHAMBERS Proprietor.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

rNHE DEXTER TfOrrfNG CIRCULAR IS WARRANTED
TO increase the speed OF Nurse or colt n thirty mn
money Price only ST. with QUO reseences
Address PIERaE u. VAN HAsEN. 81 South street. New
York, box 6,lSy.
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Line
Steamships this line leave pier No North river n
O'Clock r. NJ, IA follows
GEO. CROMWELL, Clapp.. SATURDAY. October "a
COhIEss nelson Saturday, November
Freight taken for ST. Louis, Mobile Galveston a
through rates
For passage Grsi Glass; or freight apply to
II. h. CROMWELL 4 CO., 70 West street.
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IN Southern Line
The steamship VICTOR, Gates, viii leave pier q East
river, Saturday October o.
Freight for ST. Louis, Moble-and Galveston taken At
through rates.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply To
C. H. MALLORY 4 CO., 1853 Maiden lane.
The BIENvILLE will follow from Pier 50 North river.
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO.
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COAsrwIsE sTEAMsHIrs.

SHERMAN,
Captain Henry s. Quick,
viii be despatched Saturday, Oct 90 at o'clock p NJ
from pier IL North river.
Freight received through for ST. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The MISSISSIPPI win succeed Saturday, Nov 8.
apply TO
FREDERIC BAKER.
~ Broadway.
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III MANN tformery with Professor RoIseouuea OF Paris,
makers and !rsercis OF tue Improved Ahca Human Eye
eai broaawsy. N. B.-1hsse endorsed ny the
faculty.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK. Oct 2S 1869.
r. A. CoNELISG, Esq, Chairman oil Executive Committcs
Union Republican Association &C =
DEAR SHIN rcTy So OF this date requesting to
inform whether the OF my election to the Senate
will favor the construction OF railroad broadway from
Fourteenth street to the Battery, have TO inform that
will not favor that project but viii do ali pre-
vent the passage OF any act authorizing the same.
Yours, respectfully, JACOB SHARPE.
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JNoR sALE-TIE FINE SCREW STEAMER SHE.
ucke go TONS carries at00 bba IL very light draft,
has boiler and sails and III in frat rate ready for
business Hrs nj foot OF Pearl street. Brooklyn. For further
particulars apply 10 g. g. YOUNG CO., los Wall street.
INoR sALE-A SCHOONER OF ABOUT FIFTY TONS
light draugbt in good order. Can be al Spuyten
I'm
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\ late es.-wARRIN, wnIPPLE, TURNER 4 go.
REFER 10 the mercantile community u cases, IA
elnts standing and experience Calllon-Ne have no
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Houss.-The
consideration of the Mississippi bill was
postponed until after the morning hour.
A joint resolution restoring the jurisdic-
ton of the Court Of Claims in cases of citi-
zens Of loyal States for vessels impressed
during the war was passed-S0 to 81.
Mr.. Epson replaces MIR. Poland on the
Reconstruction Committee. !.
The bill restoring republican form OF
government to Georgia was introduced, and
referred to the Reconstruction Committee.
It reassembles the original Legislature and
imposes the test-oath qualification. 1t de-
clares the expulsion of the colored members
of the Legislature void.
The tenure-of- office bill was, after wapzn
debate, referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee by vote of IS to 79-only 10 Demo-
Gratis voting nay. Adjourned.
Senate.-senstor Hamilton, Of Maryland,
was seated.
MIR. Rice introduced bill restoring q
Republican form Of Government to Geor-
gis. A motion to consider it failed by o
vote of 40 to Is.
A bill providing for redistribution and
reissue Of the additional fifty millions of
the national currency was considered with
out action.
The amendment to the National Junction
Railroad bill connecting the railroads
North and South around Washington was
adopted and goes to the President.
Adjourned.
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Toy NEXT CESsus.-In the House Of Re-
.assntatiyes on Wednesday Mr.. Garfield,
,.,r the select committee on the census,
.,. .,r 8 bill to provide for taking the
.:rb and subsequent censuses. Ordered
!. n+ ~ nrinted and recommitted-with notice
; !. Mir. Garfield that he would call it up
~ action next Tuesday.
The bill establishes census bureau in
10 department Of the Interior, the head Of
.b;ch is TO be appointed by the President.
~ assistant superintendent is to be ap-
.. ~ by the Secretary Of the Interior for
.s.,S congressional district and territory.
-scsa distinct superintendents are to en-
NV all the subordinates they need for
....s,or the census. The census is to be
,sErn ~ of the lst of April, 1870. The
w5oIr work is to be done in two months,
,r5 The final publication made and the
5n-esu closed by the lst of May, 1872. The
sr.-stary of the Interior, Attorney General,
and Census Commission, are TO prepare and
rsTfec; schedules and tables to lay before
ii,o o on the lst Monday of December
,eIf, When the census is taken, the popu-
is,iop of each State is to be divided by
I;0 600, and the quosient will give the num-
bcr Of representatives to which the State is
entitled in Congress. This is expected to
rive 20 members to the House. The basis
- representation hereafter is to be fixed at
ope member for every $50. 600 Of the popu-
= a,;ou.
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REMARKABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
THREE BRoTHERs.-The Americas (Ga.)
Courier relates the particulars Of a case in
that county in which the bride was be-
trothed to three brothers, and married to
two of them which is rather remarkable ::
"On the 9th of August, 1866, q young
man came to Americas and procured IL
cense to marry an estimable young lady
residing several miles from this city, went
home, and was married in the afternoon Of
that day. He was attacked by congestiye
chill, which terminated in his death the
following Saturday, the stricken bride fol-
lowing his remains to their last resting
place clothed in the same suit in which her
heart had been made glad by becoming his
bride.
"On the following August Is67) the Sc
cond brother of the same family came to
Americas for the same purpose which had
brought the deceased one year previous.
On his way home, rejoicing in happy anti
cipation of making the worthy widow of his
lost brother his own bride, he was caught
in q heavy rain, and arrived at home with
his clothing thoroughly saturated, from
which he was taken with congestive chill
the same evening, and died the evening pre-
vious to the marriage, which was to have
taken place the following Sabbath. Again,
instead of listening to the merry ringing of
the marriage bells, the death-knell was
heard, and funeral procession took the
place of the marriage feast. Some time
during last month the third brother Of the
deceased procured license, and was happily
married to the wice-bereaved lady"
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Az IMPEACHER CONES TO GRIEF.-The
nomination to-day Of Giles Fl. Smith as
Second Assistant Postmaster-G vice
Mcclellan, removed, although anticipated,
is not exactly understood in the Department,
where Mr.. Mcclellan is known to be q vio-
len, Radical OF the anti-J ohnson stripe.
Nj. Smith, who has received the nomina-
ton, is charged with having been an anti-
impeacher. The interview between Post
master General Creswell and his decapi-
tated assistant was spicy in the extreme.
Mr.. Mcclellan demanded to know If it was
true that he was to be removed. eyes,
SIR" laconically replied the new head Of
the Department. "Then, sir, continued Mr..
Nee, "ldelnand toknow why an anti-John-
son Radical, one who has stood squarely
with his party through its impeachment
and other difficulties, is to be removed to
give place to johnson man." The dig
pifed Postmaster General, looking daggers
at his furious subordinate, said: Sir, l
object 10 your manner towards me" OBJ
iec; and be id" retorted Mcclellan. "
wish to know if have not discharged my
official duties faithfully and efficiently"
a know, sir, the name of your successor
has been determined on, and will be sent to
the Senate by the President, and shall
now close this interview, leaving you to
obtain your information from some other
source" Finding it useless to press the
matter further, Mcclellan returned TO his
room in what might be regarded as de.
cdedly bad humor.-W Washington letter in
baltimore Gazette.
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Norfolk Markets.


Butter.-New York State, 45c. Glades, $50
SOC. noun tain, 25@4oc.
DEMONSTRATING, 27Ac. low middling
27@274c good ordinary, 26c. ordinary, Csc.
Corn.-White, SOC. yellow, SEC. mixed, 7Sc.
Dried Fruit.-Apples, 4Ag5c.; peaches, ZIG
1Sc.
Hour.-Family, sl3 so; extra, 50; superfne,
S.. 75Gs7. so; fine, $5.751$6T6
CHARACTERISTICS 1T $3.50.
MeaL.-Sales at 95c.
Peas.-Black- eyed, $3.50; black, sl.o5.
Potatoes Sweet, s2@s2.2s; MERGERS, $40
early Goodrich, 81 SO; chilley reds, 81 90
peach blows, 1894; monitor, 81; Jackson
white, $3.50.
Staues.-White oak pipe, sos; cnlls, $40.
White oak heading, SIS; culls, s33; White OAK
hogshead, s55@s57 culls, $50. Red oak hogs
head, 1856 culls $23.
Shingles. No. !, $lG@S1l.
Tar-Large barrels, $40; small, 50. 80
Wheat White-pri1ne, So; fair, 5l.7o9$2
common, $3.50. Red-prime, 81; fair, $l.6(
@Sl.9O common, Sl.2O0sl.3o.
Cotton.-Sales of so bales low middling cot.
ton 1t 27c.
Corn-Sales of 1000 bushels white corn ut rs
GS0c.
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Tobacco Markets.

MARCH 25-At the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change to-day offerings at auction were Sc
packages, of which 20 were re. exhibited, and
balance sold from $500 to S4S. 80. While COM
mon and medium bright wrappers were q lit
tie lower, they yet were not sufficiently SO to
render it necessary to alter quotations. We
therefore quote as before
E,tqs.-Shipping (green or unripe), common
to medium, S5(lS6; ripe, in good order, S5.7GW
e. 80; ripe, in soft order, So. 50G*6. 80; work
ing, common to medium, 1895; working,
good, s5.5O6s7; bright, smoking or working,
common to medium, IS. 604Slj; bright, smoking
or working, good to fine, sl3llS25.
LtdC.-Shpping, short, dark, in good order,
81 5O0S9 80; short, dark, in soft order, SO. JoB
SIS; long, dark, in good order, ss.5O9fll long,
dark, in soft order, 1893 so; stemming, short
and long, ~. 50lSl2 30; bright wrappers, me-
dunn to good, slS433O; bright wrappers, fine
to extra, $3O@S60.
St. Louis, Mo.
In st. Louis on the Goth sales were hogs.
heads from $50 to sll, and box at 4.3o
Quotations were:
Scraps, p 100 Hs., s2@s3. so; stems, SOC q
1926; new inferior green and frosted luSs
$3@S4; ditto sound conditioned, $s@f6; un.
sound and common old ditto, s64SS; sound
filler ditto, Ss9s9, so dark factory dried ship
pers, $90Sll; light. colored ditto $l2G$l4
medium Bright filters, sl3Qsl6; black wrap
pers and leaf nominal-none Offering.
Cincinnati, o.
In Cincinnati on the odd there was 4 good
demand for new leaf, and ali offered sold rea-
Oily at full prices, but receipts were light. We
quote new Kentucky leaf Trash, u b., SIG
&C. Tugs, 6@9c. common to medium leaf
7@lOc. good to fine leaf, llGlSc. ; selections
zoe.
Louisville, Ky.
In Louisville on the Goth sales were 81 hogs
heads from 50 to 1915; sales for the week
92o hogsheads; for the season, 10,4l6 hogs
heads. Good demand for all grades. Quota
tions are: TRASH IS 90 to 81. so. Lu7s-Com
mon, IS to s6; good, $S.25 to $3.50. LeGf-Com
mon, IS to 50; medium, so to $ll; fair Il
good, $l2 to $l5; fine selections, Sl5 to $40.
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Hus.-Wool ss.teGsil p dozen: boys, wool.
s Ascending NIX e ss..a aasSs dosen rs
hammered ags,c.: svedss. 7i5sc. q D.
Kerosene NI--asGlaoc. n gallon.
Ldyd.-Pr1me barrels and tferces, IN2ttc.s w
Hcortcs.-stick z. s., sc; Mass, y. g. Y,
.sc.; g. r.. &c: g. G.. &C.; <. &C; q: .s o.
z. T.. &c: Sanford. Sc: Pisnatelli stick ssc.
Lsather-sole leather, oak, ss6A1c.: sole leather.
h hs1aE ass sSais soaP R5C se9sss
ness, loS9c.; calfskina French, sLeoGs2.S
p; domestis, q. sogsl1s , q H.; morocco ss'9
IL nsaea sSa i.Ianc q bu.hel: Viz
gtnia si.so@sI. s.: Rockland. eI.ssGsl:7s.
Lsnocr.-W hise pine, one-inch; ssSgsss y tho n,
low pine es boards s siasis joist slssss accord
i pfss 20 sis as h .hSSassnd 1 Iass: SPIT
MoLdsses.-Common syrup, 4s9ssc.; genuine goI-
sSesssc.; Porto Rico, isGssc. New Orleans prime,
eess.-Sale sios Sc. ISIS Ssiss hundred
s H spsIn Wis saa asssHe .s5s
Ss dSHsn hest salad st s esfto $50 GAL
Po;atoss.-Iris6, ssc. GsI q bushel.
PeGs.-s1.2 50al.so q bushel.
esoc. 4 <. 4VsS''S' TO- 'ni'hsns' %
Pioso GastinQs.-sc. q D.
Plaster.-Lgmpp s7@s7.so; ground, 81.
fomasr.-sportns, ss;se@s7 q keg of IS ns.;
blasting and mining, SiG184.so
Ra0s.-Ali1ed cotton, Sc; white, &C.; wollen,
Rys-sl.s@sl. SO FOR good to prime. ,
Rtee.cCarolina. les@lc. Rangoon, sa9lSc.
Runs.CNew England, 81. so0sl. 80; sants Cruz,
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GREELEY FAvoRs GENERAL AMNESTY
The debste in the House yesterday gave
hin, that General Buffers committee is
shout prepared to abandon the business of
peiling out amnesty, and to bring in o
conprehensive bill for the removal of po-
lj,ical disabilities. We trust the indica-
lions may prove correct, and that General
Grant may be enabled to begin his admin
is,rstion with the general amnesty, which
statesman would have sought TO offer, when
bis predecessor was making frantic
speeches about hanging traitors four weary
years ago. We might thus have been now
much nearer the rehabilitation Of the
South, and the return of an era Of good
feeling. We may now hasten that era, if
we Tribune, 24M.
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The South Carolina Legislature adjourned
sine die Wednesday.
A fire at Saratoga, New York, Tuesday
night, resulted in loss OF about 10000.
Wealthy Cubans are sending their money
to this country for safe-keeping.
Fifty-six English towns have sent petit
tons to Parliament for female suffrage.
North Carolina makes more money from
her peanut crop than from her cotton.
In New York fashion has just decreed that
brides shall reside one year with their pa
rents.
The Democratic Stste Convention OF
Rhode Island has nominated Lyman Pierce,
of Providence, for Governor.
Hon. Pierre soule is insane His estate
has been entrusted to his son-in-lsU oy q
court Of justice.
Smoke has been seen issuing from noun
tains in Oregon, and earthquakes are ap-
pretended.
General Mcclellan has declined the
presidency Of Union College, New York,
on account Of being engaged in other bust
ness enterprises of high Importance.
Rain has followed the recent heHvy Snow
storm in Nova Scotia, and much damage has
been done to property in some parts Of the
Province.
It YVES reported in London Wednesday
that the Fenian Halpinwill be set at liberty
soon after giving guarantee for his future
good conduct.
Later news from Paraguay is that Lopez
is collecting his forces at the mouth Of Te-
bequary river. Detachments Of the Para
guayan army are in the vicinity Of Asnn-
cion, which city is still held by the allies.
At the last meeting of the Council of
Ministers the French Emperor introduced
q project of law abolishing the whole sys-
tenn of workingmen's registers. The pro-
iect was adopted by the Council, and will
be submitted to the Corps Legislatif ct an
early Day,
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SUICIDE IN CHIcAGo-A RAILROAD &C
cIDENT. - Chicago, March 24.-- 7. h.
Lackey, railroad contractor, of Battle
Creek, Michigan, committed suicide in his
room at the Massasoit House, in this city,
last night, by taking an overdose Of NOR
phine.
The rear car of the express train which
left Quincy this morning for this city, over
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail
road, was thrown from the track two miles
west of Earlville, at o'clock this after
noon, and badly smashed up. Some eight
or ten passengers were more or less injured
one of whom, man whose name could not
be learned, can scarcely recover. The car
ran some twenty rods over the ties after
leaving the track, and then capsized, com
pletely taking the roof off.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, March rs, 1863.
The market shows decided improvement in
prices, with fair supply Of stock, the receipts
being 100 cattle, lS5 sheep, and 215 calves.
Sales were made as follows:
Beef-Common, &c. q b., gross; fair to good,
to SIC. a H.. prime, 0 to loo. fR b.-the latter
price for small lot of very superior heavy
fat cattle.
Sheep.-Common, &c. a b., gross; good to
fair, TO &c. u H. prime, 10 loo. q b. This
extreme price was paid for q few very supe-
rior fat muttons.
Calres sell readily at from 81 to SIS u head.
Hoos-None in market for sale.
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United States
Domesttc Markets-[BY TzIEaRApHl.

NEwYoRx, March -Eoon.-Stocks steady
and dull Money steady at per cent. Gold,
1917. 52O's, '62, llsA. North Carolina's, SO;
new, 57A. Virginia 6s, e1-coupons, 6oa !;
new, 60.
Flour o0loc. better on low grades. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn unchanged. Pork
firmer; new. .750S3l.s7h. Steam lard
heavy; barrels, ls&@ls2sc. Cotton steady at
2sA82sc. Turpentine dropping at soc.
Freights quiet.
Ersning .-Governments very firm; 5.2o's,
,S2, llSL. Southern securities frmer Geor-
gia's, slA. North Carolina 6's, el5s.
Cotton firm sales loo bales at 2s&929c.
Flour-Low grades very scarce; snperhne
State, $5.65Gs6 10; common TO fair extra
southern, ss5o0se.s5. Wheat quiet Corn
unchanged. Mess pork firmer; new, asl.7!Sg
sls7H; old, SSlGs3l.25. Lard unchanged.
Whiskey, 95c. Rice firm Carolina, Sal8sSc.
Sugar firm. Freights dropping.
Money closed with increased strtpSency at !
per cent. gold, with commissions In some cases
as nigh as quarter. Gold quiet at ISIS.
BALrIxca March 25--Cotton quiet at
oshc. Flour much frmer. Wheat and core
flrmer. Pork unchanged. Bacon active. Fir.
GINA bonds unchanged
C,sc1ssArI, March 25.--Whiskey, Ole. Mess
pork, esq., Bacon dull and unchanged Lszd,
lsAc.
LOUISVILLE, March 25--Mess pork, ESQ
Lard, lsa@lac. Bacon--Shoulders, l4c.; clear
sides, l7Hc. Whiskey, 92c.