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KeBLE HALL.

5 Of ScEssI for YOsng ladies
90 WARRINGTON sTREET, MRS A. o
s eeptsmher u. ISL - sue
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BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
279 ~ Main St, ssmshIs.

WE have for sale an immense, vsried and
w thoroughly COM plete stock OF SCH iOL
and MIsCELLAHEOUS BOOKS. STATION RY,
BLANK BOOKS and PHIHTING and WRAPpING
PAPER, etc. which Sc offer at prices as low
as can be purchased in tne Northern sDd
Eastern markets Our STEAM PRETISG Es
TABLIsHMENT is now by rar the largesf and
most com pl8ts in the Southwest and Includes
nine steam printing presses, enaohL g as to
excelled by any printing house IN the United
States Our Book BINDERY is in all resuscts
complete, and We guarantee 70 duplicate in
style, quality and price the WORK OF y
other bindery in the United States. Our
stock OF News, Book and Flat Papers, Card
stock and Printing Inks In every Wsy COM
plete, and our prices cannot fail to suit. We
make q speciality OF PAPER BAGS and WRAP
PLSG PAPERS, and ask the attention OF mer-
chants to our stock. seq
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A beautiful aasorfmenf % s-ood Calfeo.
al IOcs
500 pieces best qualify, new styles,
az k25ze.
One yard wide good heavy Brown Do
nestle, AZ I25Se.
One yurl wide good heavy Rleaehod 10
nestle, at k25ze.
100 pieces Cotton Stripes, Plaid, Cheeks,
etc, NJ 1oc.
EO-A Bseaehed sheeftng, af see.
Pure Linen Table Covers, af 60e.
see pfeees POpIin Dress Goods, as zoe.
white COvsrEfds, for double beds, st 81.
" hise C0Eer1tds, for single beds, ~ 81.
-ALSU-
An immense stock OF CloaEs, shswis, FIan-
neis. Linssys, Cassimsrss, Knit Wool Goods
Water Proof Cloth. Velvstesns. Linens, Fura.
Balmoral skirts, Ladies' and Gents Furnish
ing Goods. ~ Special indacenlsnts offered
in Boots and Shoes also. IN Linen rshgo
Damask--EE Can and exauinsour stock
- O1Om OnNV Sn ais
tshccsssor to vsndig q Brothersl.
30. 22e Maia stresG. Msapha., Fanss
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1871 FALL AND WINTER SEASON 1871
MRS. NJ c. HUNTERS
SOUTHERN
Emporium Of Fashion,
247 MAIN ST., MEMPHIS TENN.

sEFTKMBER, l57I.
To the ladies' Of Memphis ana s1lr0undfng
county.
WTE TAKE PIE RsURE IN INFORMING
w you that our fall and EinHer stock Is
ooen for your inspection. comprising q large
sssOrtment OF Straw Goods, Flowers. Ribbons
ana Htlks Ciapes anC Illusions, VelvetB OF al
shades, Laces and Nets and every thing
requisite in the millinery business, with Az
the latest novelties and fancy goods Of the
season. We respectfully solicit q visit TO cur
establishment, where we shall aim. By low
prices and fair dealing, TO sell as low as any
other house in the city
Yours respectfully,
HR~. N Q. HUNTER
al Main street. opn Odd Fe1oWa' HaIl.
DressmaEtng tn q ltest Partisan styles.
STAN ping ana bTaid.ng done 70 order. (se26
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BaeOn and Potatoes.

200 casks Clear. Ribbed stdesg
100 barrels choice Russett Potatoes.
For sale IOW.tO the trade.
SEQ SUTTON, TRIGG a co.
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Cotton quiet and weak. at lss<s.
pRovTaTorga-

Flour active and higher; supezlne, west
ern and State, 81 LOAD So common % good
western x, 81 90; Ohio 4, 50 65a7 60; St
Louis, - ssGe 26. hVs door hrrner, a 50a5 80.
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change The gemsnts incuded-To Liverpool by s,.
700 bib. pork. 2s. 3D.. rs hnds. laow. M 10 hhds to
bacco, Us $40 tierces lar ls OIL ny sal SOoJ bushels
wheat nj 5ed and by steam % 80 bushels wheat ~ o5sd.
and ~ go busnels at 6u ~ sa 3Ooo bbls rer
Mt 2s To LONDON 90 tons oil cake, Ia d.; u0 tierces
beef, < loo boxes bacon yos Loco bbss hour "a To
Glasgow, by steam. 1000 bushels corn, d. To Bismen-
500 bbs rosin 3d. 7d SO bales cotton, So LOO tons
CO ar. US 3D. and 90 hhds. tooscco, SOs IT, Amster
dsm-2,U0 bales cotton. Nc Tho charters were
British brig, 30 tons. TO Swedish port In
the Ba tic and back nj lump takng % hbs cruJe
petroleum out al tie equivalent OF o. brig reported luoD
bbis crude petroleum 10 GottcnDurs, private terms
b. north side and bsck, 10 60 or VI from
second port 10 70 mid. sugar; Brtsh bark suw
bbs rcnned petroleum 10 direct port On the Continent be-
tween Havre ana Hamburg, As brig TO south side CUBS
aud back with sugar, Doc. port charges paii
Italian brig. B50 tons reported, to Cork or
tenarth Roads tor orders. 2sCu quarters wheat
Odd, and British bark, 4l5 tons, IRON Phiia
Aaepha north side OF Cuba and back to port north OF
Hatterss private terms and British bark, 80 ODs
petroleum to Continent Mt a. 3. also an sian brig 70
Fsnah Roads tor ORDERS 20J quarters OF wheat a 10 3D.
quarter; Norwegian bark to Cronstadt, 2.0l bbs
petro cum at a. SD Norwegian bark 10 the RUSSIAN
Baltic with 1870 do NJ a. bd. British brig, zoo tons, 10
Cadx with petroleum, and North German ship b34
10 Drenien with tobacco, on private terms -
FLOUR AND GRAIs.-kcsripts, 5,,W bbls. nour, 4iW
packages corn meal, 81 "a bushels wheat 947W do corn
gb do OATS 3UU do barley Tho -four market ruled quiet
but sieady. Extra state wanted 10 some exen aud
the we're At 16 w 80 o5 Tor shipping grades rne
sales we're about soOO obs Corn mea was steady without
change IN prices Rye lour quiet southern Hour was
seay but quiet with sales OF about 7oJ oos at our quota
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A JAPANESE PRINCESS wE.T FOR DARKEy.-Tbe
Japanese were out riding Yesterday. me drums
and the music Of course attracted large crowd of
bareheaded urcnin5 and a quantity OF darkie5 who
stared wonoiermenJ at the ugly physiques OF the
pgtall beauties. Tho latter smiled 80 extensively
ana looked jolly that by the time tine parade was
over the darKes elt rather FAMILIAR and one was so
bold as 70 touch the hem Of the royal ranent or the
hi2h Princess as she alightet from her chariot She
was sensitive or tic contain nation and I'm
mediately all the milk OF human Kindness
aud good nature departed from her, ana,
raising her INST, she turned round aud let
that dark7 have one In the ear. IL sent him
sprawlIns into the crowd, an 1. following up her ad
Vantage. she pied ner blows IKE u puglilst Thai
little darkey's hair stood straight up ON his head
lie was dumbfoundel: aud, with an ineXpressible
horror on ms cOuntenlnce, he tried 10 ly the nu-
rated Amazon Dut the crowd was too dense ana IL
was 0uly when the manager of tAc party pulled her
on that the dairy got away. ms savior OF the
negro turned out to he the boss OF tue royal family;
Tor he was very mad. anu punched the princess In
the ribs as u she was common folks. ana takn. her
by the shoulder showed ner unoer moniou3ly into
the door or the hotel. and then the curtain fell-
LOtllSUt,ie courier. MdTct Is.
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The Lansing (siich.) Democrat has enlarged to an
eightcolumn paper.
Edward ]. Wickson has taken the chair IN the
editorial sanctnm OF the Utica IN. Y. Herald recently
vacated by j. IL. Cunningham.
The -. LOUIS md Is the title OF an eight-pagc
paper published by WIN. FraZee Il Co.
Thomas ,iill, for many years the law and court
reporter OF the Boston Post, an Englishnan by
birth, but resilient OF Boston from his youth, died
In tnat city on Sunday, aged sixty-six.
Ex-Speaker CallIc0t has imed editorial charge
OF the Albany iiaes. Mr.. CaiiicOt was formerly an
editor Of the New York Commercial ADVERTISER.
The publication OF paper, to be called the Times,
viii be begun IN Blnghamton, NJ Y, next week.
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LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the latest street prices for
government bonds:-United states currency SKIES
l.51s ll6; no. slxes, 1881. registered, 1l6a l16x;
do. do, coupon. I61s l16K; do fvetwentes regis.
tered, MAY and November, ll23l l12h: do do,
1862 coupon, do, ll2 l12e<; do do, 1864, do do,
1124 ll2x; do do 1896, do. do, 112,S 1l21s; do
do. registered, January AMI july ll1A 111,s; do
do, 1885, coupon ao l1lk NIX; do. do. 1867, do
do, nix 111's; do. do. 1858 do. do, l1Js 1l1
do. ten-iorties, registered. l0sK 0 1Osx; do. do
coupon. 1857 100.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
the fluctuations In the price of gold were as fol.
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TIN.The market inactive and sales or importance
effected. BancA held nj YSNc. Straits At DC
33Sc, ami rngish 8sc ~ &C. all gold The Dutch sale on
8h Amsterdam, psng Sv0JU slabs Bsnca, went OF
al Is ION 0orin Indifferent In It's effect
MARKET which, though quiet closea nrm the above
6gufos Plates quiet % 62& SO for L. c. charcoal
81 81 20 for g. coke % ~ 70 for coke teTne and
81 rs s5 Is for charcoal tsrnc.
wooL-rhere Is fair demand for all grades Of domestic
neeco and prices continue quits nrm particularly for the
grades The principal transactions have made
with manufacturers, OF whom mako very lib pnr-
good line 10 Pulled wool taken In
quantities At unchanged prices
Il for California WOOL and understand small
lot - the spring CLIP Is tho way from Sac
Francisco 10 thi. marss Foreign 10 In request At former
prices The sales comprise $4,000 lbs. fleece, including
!oao bs penn.y yania and * At ssc 500 ibs state
bc.; l0VO bs Ohio Ak and below, 6Jc b0cy0 lbs Mich
gan and ono &c. 5000 iba Ohio *. Doe Ssc 1000
1000 nav shed and un sntabie, 9oo0
liza medium 500. hc. 6,ut0 lbs. boed. 49, 120 lbs
fancy and lbs tubbep at rates not made knowo aso
$1,000 lbs puiei At !sc. Ec for eIns AID
10000 bs aornis, 2tc 2sc for fall and asc &c FOR
spr,nr, inside price for aish.U bury ~ bai.s SAge psr
At slc sic 900 iss Nest n pu!ei Al SO do
private tsrms sheep sxns are allow OF sAs and only
Receipts ssS bbls. lhe market m ed hrmer
under fair dsnand and about no bbia sold at 92c Ss
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THE LOUISVILLE, NEW OalesNs AID CHICAGO RAILROAD.
PTTTsBURG, Pa. March 81, 1871.

PTTTsBORG, Pa March 81, 1871.
The argument was conc uded to-day In the United
States District Court, before Judge Drummond, ON
tie application Of Charles Il. Bill to be placed In
possess. OF the Louisville. New Orleans and Oni-
cagO railroad. fne application was refused and the
r0ad remains In posses On OF the receiver until
the right Of the parties IN interest snail be adjudi
Gated,
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The transactions OF yesterday close the proceedings
at the Exchange for Q week In which considerable
business has been done in o quiet way. Next week
being the first In April win be very busy, and more
business rs expected In rent en- hss been done for
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CoMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY. March 3l-6P.M
AsHrs.Receipts 25 packages, with moderate demand.
Pots steady at 50 75 81 26 Pearls were neglected
and nominal In value at sbou. % 20 n 81 IS
BEEswAx quiet but steady with small saes ut 3isc.
q $50 for yellow Western and Southern.
CoPpER.-Thc market for American ingot continued fairly
further sales OF 100000 lbs lake were maze
mostly at from 2lac 2l, according TO brand but partly
prr terms. Manufactured steady, with fair
demand al DC FOR nails, 3,c for bo and braze SO for
l9c 20c for clean old sheathing We quote yellow
metal nc do. bolts 2sc. sheathing &c.
CoFTrRThe demand for Rio continued small prices,
without quotabc were signyn buyers. We
heard sside $500 sold Baltimore
being the OF the New Lights private
We 9uote;-Kio, ordinary carsoes, lOlc a IUs4c; FAR
do, Tie. li,sc.; good do, l2c. I2Nc. prime do,
1Sc. Bye extremes Tor lots lJAc. lsac.. all gold,
bond; Java .ov,rnment bags), lsc. 2Jc; do l5ac.
q &c. singapore lac lsc Ceyon, i51c. q i7c. Mara
csbo iic Isc Laguayra, llc i6c. Jamaica, Isc
H1rc.: 81 Domingo gold. In nond) loo. lose; Costa
loo. savanilIs, lSsc; lbc. ALI gold duty paid.
CASDLFsA moderate In uify prevailed for small lots
and prices were eaay at yc sco for patent oc
for PLAIN sperm and i4c l5c. for adamantins.
CorTos1he demand Tor this staple continued light and
tho market IN buyers favor holders generally
being free sellers at The receipts At the ports for
the have becn 1854 bales, against 1880 bnes last
week, aad Ae bales the same wesx last Tue
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.


The Southern State bonds were strong and active
in the Virginias, which advanced about two per
cent and weak and active In the new South Caro-
liuas, which declined 10 SOY, The action OF the
Chamber OF Commerce Of Charleston. In protesting
by resolutions against the payment OF taxes stimu-
lated the decline In The latter bonds which were tho
only weak spot In the Southern list The following
were the closing street prcos-Tennessee ex coupon
65k 65s< do new. 651s a6sH; Virginia, ex coupon,
1873 IS; do. new, 7ib 70; do. registered stock,
Old 56,l 55s; Georgia skies, sly 81; do. sevens
eoll a OIL; do. do old, 90 %; North Carolina, ex
coupon, 40 a ~; do. funding, 1905, SO q IS; do.
DO, 1868, 20 80; do. new, 23x FAX; do. special
tax Is lsls; Missouri sixes 92x q 92K; do. Han
nloal and ST. Joseph, Of o.; Louisiana skies, 6s
10; do, new, 90 CO; do. levee sixes 70 rs; do do,
Fights, IS e2; do Penltentary sevens. IL "a DO.
railroad eixhts, 70 n 50; Alabama nyes, 90 n; do.
eights. l02 q lO4; do. railroad elghts, % . 100;
South Carolina sxes 20 IS; do. new, January and
July, 5ox 90; do. do April aud October. 60 q 62;
do. registered stock, old. 90 7oj Arkansas sixes,
81 a 90: do. sevens, SO q ~.
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YORK PRorERrY-BY BoBEHrs AND M'orInR.
Legal sale House and of Nineteenth street ~ feet
OF Ninth avenue. -0xs8s to r. h. Smith aU0
BRoOhLYN PROPERTY ny ". a.. LUDLOW AND 90.
Hooper street.-The four Nv, story, basement and sub
stoop houses each 1870 lot 100 feet deep No s.
10 H. l. Godct Ht,o0l; No. H. to Donovan. 4fND No. ",
TO H. l. Godet a. No. ID, to H. l. Godet, &6OOJ
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The quotations. based heretofore, on cotton
running quality than na grade ABOVE or below
the grade quoted.
FRuanTs TO European ports easier under IN
supply psrth, leading far bust
The eha1ter.na demand Light aud rates without
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-inciuded IN ,ae above are 400 bales arrive. The
ket forward only moderately active, but
prices for ali months rued 20. &c. lower. The
To-day were 1900 bales as fcllows;mNsr,sh loo
400 AZ ,IsAe.; tD Apfi' 100 NJ and loo june s
!. 10 i;Iqs, 'css'heI' Nay 10y a. a. =; .,s So
loo Nav and 10 June 1t isc oeeiber 100 May and 100
June 10 5c, together 10 May, loo June and lvu Juiv
AZ iS1c, together June, 100 at 40 at Ssyc; July,
900 al 10 sc.i August, 600 Nci aso Yesterday AFTER
'Change zUNO bales, follows March, 4u ~ Nsc. ;
April loc a IS lssc, 70, a, is.o 500 each April and
lgsc together each, Nay and june at ssc, together
July 200 al i8s Total $500 bales The average quotations
OF yea.erdAya future March, hx3c April
lao'o. Nay, ia,sc. June, lsglc We quote
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THE PERPETRATOa OF CRIME IN 1867 JUST Ar
@EsrED.-In the year 1851 the house OF Ira Herring
ton, nged and respectable citizen In tne Town OF
Ho0slcK, was entered one evening by Two burglars,
aud himself and wife Uucked and gagged ana the
house robbed Of u considerable amount OF property.
The aged couple were alone In Inc building, and
wnen the robbers departed they lett them stu con-
nned. When their condition was discovered The
next morning thvy were nearly dead rom frlgnt
and exhaustion. Suspicion pointed 10 man
named Gardner Wood or Woodward, who shortly
afterwards disappeared and WAS not positively
heard IRON again until last night when District
ATTORNEY banker received o despatch nom White
hail announcing arrest IN that place ~ officer
Uavera. The District Attorney had previously heard
fumOra to the effect that he IN the vicinity or
Whitehall, and took the necessary means 10 arrest
him in case he Was there We are happy u know
they successui, Tor the crime when God ard
committed upon an old aud ,nolensve couple was
most netnOus one and deserves the severe,t punish
menk-zS0v IN ~ Times, March 10.
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STREET QJoTArl1y;.

Statement or Business mt the United States
Assay Ofilcc at New York, for tho Month
Ending March 81, 1871.
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w ca. decidedly anu At tle
close market shade rmer, ~ ba being the clos
0O W. bushels 81 Is Tor old sprin wheat In store,
81 b6 81 NJ for spring In store. VI % ~ b3sl
for delivered vi 81 for No do delivered %l 81 Tor In
feror white and I'll 6S for fair amoer Writer atoa Corn
bushels, at $50. s.o. for mixed-neary all at
SSgyc-sic S5c for yellow, S21c for ''ssraw coor."
Data steady but dull Mt DC &C. for Western o9c.
Tic OHIO with OF about ~ 100 bushels Rye
duh and nominal ut 81 % ~ IL for old and new Weern
and State. har.ey was quiet AMI nominal unchanged
GUNNlFB.--Jhc market continued Inactive, anu ues
were altogether nominal At loc. 6o. for ana lc.
1870 for Goth. There saes. Messrs o. Tucker
Co. make the stock cloth Ia New York s,iOO as,
and In boston 800 do bags In New York. oaos And
HEaP-The market for both foreign and domestic con-
tnued quiet without noticeable change In values. There
were actions 10 hemp worthy Of note; 80 bales
Jute butts soit At u. cash. We cuoe:Maniia 9c loc
snnn &c.. gold; dressed American SS7O 1896 per on;
do SITS l65 per ton, currency; jute, $40
SC. go d. ana ju,e butts, Sac. A., currency.
hAy-The market continued fairly active, and closed firm
vi 50 for retail qualities 81 81 50 long rye straw.
Soc. . VI tor short rye do, and 0st do At oUc.
HuPB. market tor prime qualities continued fairy
active, while poor desert ptions neglected. We
quote :-st,te &c. 49, Western, DC. &c. Eastern, To-
Zoe. ! Old, &c. . 10.
LxAD-Ihe market was dull and prices continued nomi-
ma In the absence OF transactions: We quote German
and spanish 80 &6 o. gold aud Engsh % 20 $6 w.
god. The for refined limited Small sales
$40 Is for sheet and bar and rs ~ for pipe, at
which hgurcs the mar&et closed DUH
MOLA5sE3-1he offering Of foreign continued small
Desirable boiling qualities especially were scarce and
war.e, the market firm, with upward tendenc
thsuEa active established We sales Of
domestic steady. with iAr demand; 2iO bbs ere
aoa ielv AT n 7UC w =
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Marie

LAwpER-ROBINsON.- Thursday, March go by
the Rev. Dr. Horton, MT. EDWARD LANDER 10 Hiss
MARdARIE ROBINSON, New York city.
MULLER -AU5TEN.-At Edgewater, =. l., on Thurs.
day, March s., by the Rev. Dr. Ecciestoh, Captain
OTTO OSWALD MULLER, OF denmark, TO airs. MINNIE
Ii. HICKS, daughter OF JOIN Ii. Austen.
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Receipts md Disbursements at tho Once Of
the Assistant Treasurer Of tue United States,
New York; tor the Month EndinH March 81,
1871.
February 49, 1871, by balance .s72 GOO 6el
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New Orleans ~ ha, , 1uo nc. .c
as%and ana Father more freely oaersd wiki Of D
sc Prices rotin we'll supported the sales were
No. at ! ~ and soo bills common ..r.nsI al - sN
iar without sales was t%y ned r At - 10 S
ANA price, were entirely nominal z. about lc Tor cru !. In
buyer, with sale. q 0oo So April a 7sc c fSs
sssaa1, not ovIoasy rsssrea at seller ogion
s g. sc hpwsvtr was generally dsman Cd lor iar.s
-. ,or immaculate delivery In rn!.iephA 90 ses r.
prom deyery q ssc; .,oSs eos Aprn at Is $500
SG. AP, ss,.e ossa ia s6 pork M package,
ess " o. .rd The mare:
~ lrmne.s OF holders The sales out
Ia: I ps. At ss a. 4 er May sa'1s xa
Beef hams remain dull, and we heard OF no
long clear short ip.G for short risbs5 Gu!
. were au Urn nams TO- c for ae
&C. De for pick cd shoulders 7c &C. for dry shoulders,
evening" nsA we're o
:%. sale: were S9 Dag: q a.nsosn At
price Tor lsrey choice stock OF K,ngoon according to
Ss Sas %s. q sDa
BAG iss4c. which figures the market closed with
'Gst.a strong only
niue. "osa, Isa%,as s:o ssnpss W.
wife and isc for crushed powdered and sranuate We
auoe:-Cuba-inIerior common rennng sac. SIC;
tar to good far refining &c. 9tc. good to prime
refining, $40. 9sc.; lair 70 good grocery, CSC. .
&c. prime choice grocery loo centrifugal hogs
boxes, 7c 8ac pelado, &c. &c. AvsnaBoxes Dutch
standard, NOS To 6xc A9ci do ~ TO IL, sc. ysc
DO, to lb 1876 i0sc do 10 TO 49, ilac. lc; do -
10 20 l21c I5xc; do. white, 1lAc. 1854 Porto kico
Kehning grades SIC. 93sc DO. grocery grades 9Yc
lOkc Brazil, Dutch standard. Nos. 10 -, &c. 9dc.
Java-Dutch standard, Nos ~ TO H. enc. $40 Manila
Current clayed and superior, d. &C. New Oricansheu
'ns sssasa II. s''ssas e lots
uding ~ sesian on private terms Foreign atss
generally held at from 10 % ~, gold l0o lbs.
aud domestic do ut &c. q 1uhc per ID.
SEsDB.-Rcceipts BOZ buahes There have been further
Calcutta the ticulars have not
G. Tuckerman Co., compute the socx
inseed In New 100 bags and Ia Boston - 20
bags 10 anada clover in b0nd At lAc.
TIL. last OF domestic clover were at luc lOzc.
held a ~ 81 - IS. without noteworthy sales
dec le,ily more active At about previous
prices The reached over lb000 lbs from SIC.
yc the latter price strictly for cnoce.
ToBAooOfhe demand Tor Kentucky continued fairy &C
tive mostly for export PIECES without icsabe
change. The sales were 800 hhds at from &c. 9hc:
per ID. Seed leaf decidedly more active At ful
prices. The sales were i,suo cases new prime a.
sbo cases old Pennsvlvan'a on o, private terms ~
yara and cut private terms AMI 800 bales Havana
SEC IL GA The monthly statement OF siessrs j.
s. Son includes the following relative to the supply
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SALES At THE NEW York STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday, March 31-1Os15