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HAVANA MARKETS.


HAVANA, March 70, l672
Sugar-Stock In warehouses at Havana and Matanzas
$4,000 boxes and 1900 hhds, receipts for the past
week at Havana and Maanzas 81 QUO and $500 hhds
exported during the week from Hayana and 81
to the United States Market active Nos 10 to r. Dutch
dard "a lO1 reals arrobe Nos 10 to 20 Dutch STAN
dard III 1874 reals arrobe Moasses rrner but
not quotaby higher. Muscovado suearDemand good at
fu prices inferior common, Sa reals per arrobe
iayto. good refining, s s reals per arr9be Grocery
reals per KEY nscovado buoyant az os reals keg.
w bYs y9 9se yg Per Se gua.s G liz
market quoted B S l9a Am sr ham aro
American sugar cured $2l 81 saa ger qMmh1sa. Lsq
steady Potatoes at at " 81 ~ per bv 'T S qu de
mand. Shocks dull and declined; box 81 reals
hogsheads, % a "a reals; empty hossheads, g. Rp
Turpentine lie. o l2c. per -. Tar, So per bbi.
Rosn--Demand fair ami market firm; sales at $6aSs25
per Dbl Freishts firm vessels in demand for the United
States box Of sugar Northers and Southern ports Of
sugar TO Northern and Southern ports in the United
States, $5 50 a. 81; per hogshead OF molasses
Northern and Southern ports In the United States S o'
81 Is Freights quiet and weak to Europe to Falmouth
and orders 37s cd 42s 3D. per ton Exchange active On
the United States sixty days. currency, par premium;
short sight, IA premium short sight gold, l2s premium
On Paris, SO o 81 premirm.
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srEEpLE CHASING IN FRANCE.

.PRIx D'OUvERTyRE handrcapl OF 80 sovs. en-
trance sovs each, n. II. Two miles and half.
Mr.. h. Gloson's cn IN. Belle Duchesse, by Chara-
tan-Nalna, aged 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i
MI Maurice WIS b. m. Contrebande. 6years, III
~. lbs q
NJ r. Coppees D. In. La Germaine, aged, 10 st.
Count +. d'Evrys b. n. Caprice years. 10 st. lbs
M Sucnels Dr, M. Amadou. years, st. IL lbs... 0
Mr.. X Butts Oh. e. Br0ckesby, aged, 9st. lbs. =.
Bettlng-6 TO against C0ntrebande, to
against La Germalne, and to 1 against Belle
Duchesse. Contrebande made the running to the
last fence, where Belle Duchesse got ON terms with
her, and finally won by half length; La Germalne
PRIx DIES TRIBUNEs Selling stakes) OF sovs each,
WITH 40 added; weight for age; selling allowances.
4W0 miles and three. quarters.
u. Glrardins b. IN. Sultane, by The Nabob-
Caveat, years. 10 st. Id. Gao .............
u. +. Coppee's b. b. Duncan, aged, 10 st. l To-
No betting. duncan made all the running, but,
breaking down, Sultane came In alone.
! PRIx D'ESsAI OF 40 sOvs. weight for age; penal
Ties and allowances Two miles aud three-quarters.
Baron de Terwagne's CHI H. LIE Saphir. by Ventre
st. Gris-Antonia, years, IL st.................
Dir. J. Bartholomew b. h. Vilers Robert, 8 years,
II So. ..........'.
MIR II. Gbsops b. m. Speclfque, years, IL st.... 8
Count d'Evrys CHI. m. Flora, years. IL st.......
nj. Lcclercqs br m. Succursale aged, IL st. .....
Duke de Fesenzac's ch. H. lie Chat, years. 10 ST..
Bettng-2 to ! against VlllerS Robert to !
against lie Saphr, 10 against Spechque and to
against lie Chat. lie Saphlr made ali the running,
attended by Villers Robert the former winning after
0 tine race by neck; a bad third; LIE Chat fell.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1872.
ports sossi%.e, aosl. Sales: 49, Stock i5Ssss. ''
sAvANsAH, March 49, 1872.
Cotton firm, demand good offerings fair middnss 25sc,
2lAc.. Net receipts 2s6 bales, Exports To Great
Britain, S.lo4; coastwise En- Sales looO Stock 1915
WILMINGTON, N. q. March %, 1872.
srsnsd Crude Spsnns STEADY at r hArd 20 %
CHARLESTON, March g. 1872.
ESSUrs 10 Great n baS 3d. ss' Gs'ey o
Tobacco strong; of 200 hhds at full and unchanged
rates. ,,.
An advance asked, but established 81 asked
sea steam @ Kettle sds Buzz s meats ess aa rsd %
@ Bacon
shoulders can be bought at &C. clear sies
steady at S4c
1000 bushels The market for -four and grain gene
s Say sr pa On lime sn
wines scarce and nominal Seeds quiet and small sales at
unsAans.s sysss ka.s .s
80 Whsa. quiet sales Ne MiwaSkss club
4 sss; Western Corn %ssl.s g. fof eoIsssS:
vines. S. $50 RarOaa irssass3oH Hoar Boston,
s4S s;as "a q
sss a:s.SSy
and firm Loose aaonlders a. Clear rio sides sic &C.
SSss IS Il %1i:tss sa log: =
earn Do oo So ys 5000 do and
shg%sa q eDs Sr ooe bushels wheat
and 5000 hogs.
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sons prices arm Carolina sac
esc % bags Paina a7jsc 7ssc. aud iOv bags Rangoon
was considerable more demand for raw to.
day and the market remained nrm. We hear of sales
OF l.546 hhds refining at sac &C., 200 boxes
clayed at exc e4c. aud l63 boxes Muscovado at &c.
9Ac. We quote tuba common refining, &c.
ng stsc gAc. tair to good grocery g4c s!sc prime
&C. 1OAc noasses. hhls. and boxes 74c. sac melado
4,sc. SIC. havana-Boxes, Dutch Standard Nos. to g.
iSsc ao ls 70 Is los.o Iii,.c 20 'sc iasss
lining, sNc e,sc fair to choice grocery, enc. 1oc
Brazii-Dutch STANDARD Nos to z, re gac. Java
ana extra superior 7Ac sHe New orleans-Renninx,
sTEARINE continued dull and In the absence Of bust
ness, entirely nominal.
TALLow.-The msrket was moderately active and steady,
although firm. Safes 200 hhds choice city at &c.
wHtsKEY.Recepts, $50 bbs. and for the week, 4,34l
bbls The market quiet bu. again nrmer vita saes OF
l50 bbs. at e9c Sqho.
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ENGLISH RACING.
Observation-Disclosures StcepIe Chases

stewards-The Earl OF Coventry, Hon. G. u. PEN
nant, sir e. r. Rnshout Bart; SIR W. TnrocKmqrton,
out and /. Wright, Esqs. starter, A. Rushout Esq.
MT E. Rouse Mr. Clerk e. k n the M
TUESDAY, FEB 20.
THE HUNTERS srEEPLE CHASE STAKES OF 5 sovs.
each with 80 added fOuIyear-Olds, 10 st. 10. hve,
II 81. 3D. SIX anu aged ~ st. lb; penalties ana
allowances; gen,lemen riders; professionals 10.
Mr.. Il. Ailday's b. h. Morning star IN. b.. by
Neville out OF Alicia aged y SC; d. 10 =,
Mr. G. Pearce's 6r. g. BredOn Hill u. b., years,
Mr. J. Cheiwyud's Trumpeter uate County Court,
aged, IL st. 10 10. Including Id. extral. 49,. -.
Mr. T. Champs Emperor. aged, Il st. 10 Id. On
MI G. stratiord' 5 en- q. Trumpeter H. b. years,
St. j. H. Gn0igS1iing H. extra a4: !, = *
Mr. W. Wilson's BIZ g. Argyll Ia. b., 8 years. II st.
Sir Z. woseey;s b. g. leicester IN. b. aged, ii St
Eettna-5 to against Bredon Hill, to against
Morning Star, to i against Trumpeter date County
The OPEN sTEEpLE CHASE HANDICAP OF sovs.
each, IT,, with 80 added; the second saved his
stake; winners extra: about three miles; 16 subs
Mr.. Lepton's Dr. m. Vivandiere, by Votlgeur out
r Of MsTy, asea' Dr. 81 osicr o9ea i st.
Mr.. T. L. Cases. b. g. Phobus aged, 10 st. b..
Beting--6 to against Vivandiere, ana TO
THE FARMERS AND TRADEsMEN's STEEPLE CHASE
OF 3 sovs, each, with 40 added; IL st. Id. each;
tnorOughDreds H. extra: winners extra; gente.
men riders; professionals I'D extra; about tDree
mics; subs.
Mcs ST. eH + and j. Cooks The Monk, aged IL St,
Qncludlng ID. eXtra). OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr.. 4. Cader's Kemerton IN. b.. aged, ~ ST. On
Gliding 10. eXtral.
Mr. s. A. Ciford's b. m Princess Louise date
Miss Blundsonl IN. b.) years, ii 81 ID. ......
Mr.. j. Fletchers b. e. Glanls, aged, IL ct. tincud-
ing ~. extral ................. ..............
Mr.. W. Wilson'S Guy Fawkes, years ~ st. (lil-
cluoing 10. extra. t...... .......
MI. X. Ailday's or. m. The Wasp IT, b.. aged, IL
81. 10. ...ss.........
Mr.. w. Smiths Gu e. Petrucnio ID. b.), aged IL
&C. (includlng 10. EXTRA Observation-Disclosures.
BettlDg-5 TO against Congress, and to each
against Wasp aud Kemerton.
The SELLING SrEEPLE CHASE OF sovs each,
with 30 added four.years-olds, 10. SO. 10 To-; i've,
ii ~. IL To-; SIX and aged AZ St TO-; the winner 70
he sold for so sUvs; II for 80, allowed 10 H.. about
two miles; subs.
Mr.. Moreton's Fancy Boy, years. by Dundee out Of
Whimsey, ii 81 Id. $50 sovs. l.................
M. II. Lands Balder aged III ST. IL 10 (30).... 9
Eelting-6 to 4 on Balder.
THE MAIDEN SrEEPLE CHASE, for bona hde hun
tiers; the winner received 10 s0vs., second sovs.
about two miles and naf
Mr.. :. DAVIS Dainty, by Loyola out Of TltDit
years, IL 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
-. iol .......'.....'.
Mr.. W. WILSON'S Charley Poster years, III I'll. q
Mr.. y. Mertons StOnehenge, years, IL II.
Mr.. Phillips Marie Louise, aged. ...............
Mr. O. Edkn's Busy Bee, aged, II 81. carried II
Beting-e to on ouragan H.. and to each
against Charley Foster anu DAINTY.
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Rasfan sfeenle Chnses.

Stewards. NJ. Malcolm, Esq, NJ. r.; T. Collins,
Esq, NJ r.; W. J. Morgan. j. III. Thomas, George
Massey X. w. swain. Esqs. Judge-Mr. q. b. Col
ley. CLERK OF the scaes-hr q. IA. sharpe. Clerk
OF The Course aud starter -hr ". J. Band.
THURSDAY, FEB. o.
THE Hunt STEErIE CHASE OF soys each, with
80 added weight for age, with penalties and ailow
anees; gentlemen riders professionals 10. extra;
about three miles and q hail.
Mr.. W. Parsons ch. 9. Pensioner by Fiatcatcher
or Drumour out OF Apropos, agea, IL ST. no..
Mr. II. seatrook's ~. h. Ola squire, aged, IL ST.
Id. UncudnR 40. extra Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. Brewster's The Siuggard "a. u.b aged, IL ST.
2lD,. .
Mr. J. Neale's Oh. IN. Plenty, aged, IL ST. lb....
Mr.. N. Melbourne's b. .. Merry Legs "a. D., aged,
THE FABSERs' SELLING STAKES OF 2 sovs EACH
with 20 added; weight for age, with selling allow
ances; about two miles.
Mr. J. J. Clarke's br. &. Broughfon, aged, II 81,
lu ..s...s... 1880
Mr. W. Parsons b. g. Brilliant, aged, Ii st. 2 10. 2
Mr.. N. MelDourne's ,. g. Merry Legs IN. o), aged,
III ST. do,
Mr.. H. Seabrook's Old squire, III ST. Id. .......
THE ScURRY STEELE CHASE OF soy. each, with
10 added: about two niles.
Mr.. L. Nichoson's b. h. Bar One, years. 10 st... 1
Mr.. II. Seabr0oks Old Squire, 10 st..............
Mr.. Horwoods b. h. kingisher, 10 st............ 0
THE FARMERS PLATE oi los. each, with 10 sovs.
added, the second to receive sovs. catch weight,
about two miles, was won by Mr.. II. Seabro0ks
Old Squire, beating Mr.. Y. swain's CD, " Mss
| IxIsclllA second spd lpur others ssally' ~
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF The nrlncipal stocks during the day.

The quotations at the adjournment OF the Board
at four O'Clock p. M. were as f0llows:-Western
Union Telegraph, 714 any; Quicksilver, 89H
800; 90. preferred, 491l 90; Adams Express. 9s
osh' Pacific Mail, 6l'5 6l,S; New York Central,
consolidated, siys oo; do scrip, COX 9os4; Erie,
6lh 5lhj Reading, ia 1147s; Lake Shore, 93A
es%; Union Pacific, SsS a ssi4; Pitsburg, Of 91k,
Northwestern. SIX 81; do. preferred, e414 943s;
Rock Island. Ia l141S; st. Paul, 597S a 69AS; do.
preferred, 7ak 79a; wabash, 76,S 7s1s; Ohio and
Mississippi AK 47ss; Boston. Hartford and Erie,
eA on; Hannibal and St. Joseph. 43 a A; Colum-
bus, Chicago ana Indiana Central. 2oH 25%.
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LATEST PRICES on aoyERNMRNTs.

The following were the closing quotations
on Saturday evening for government Donds:-
United States currency skies, ll61s o 1l5k;
do skies, 1881, registered, ll4x ll4N;
do. do. coupon, 1865 1886 do fve.twenties,
registered, May and November, MS q l11X;
DO d. 1862, coupon. do, l11sS a l1l7S; do. do,
1854, do do. lll5S 1ll1s; do. do. 1866. DO DO,
ll2's 1925; do do., 1867. registered. January and
July, l11% l11zS; do. do, 1895. coupon, do,
10Y 11l1s; do do, 1857, do, do, 1925 112]s;
do. do, 1868, do do. l12h ll22l; do. fves Of
1891, funded registered, 1921 1ooH; do do. do,
coupon, 1924 lO99s; do. ten.iorties. registered,
l07k I07s4; do do, coupon. l0S 1885,.
STOCKS on SATURDAY - HIGHEST AND LOWEST
PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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TROTTINa IN CALIFORNIA.

AGRICULTURAL PARK, Thursday and Friday, March
and s, 1S72.-rrotting race, three In Eve, III har
ness and to rule; Stake, $3.50.
Mr.. KerrlsOn entered d. K. Jeffer-
M soe er,enGcn entered q Nose
Mr.. Franklin entered ). z. George 8
Time, 2:52-2:40j 4-a:40H- 2:51-2:47 ,4-250h.
AGRICULTURAL PARK, Friday, March 8, 1874
Trottlng race, mile heats three IN Ave. 70 rule.
Mr.. b. Conner entered b. z. Charley, In
harness ........................ j 0 l
Mr.. p. Farrell entered Dr. y. Democrat In
uuIucbS q v q
MI. Cannon entered b. g. Brooklyn Boy
In harness. Observation-Disclosures. Drawn.
Time, 2:49 1a-l:43H-2:43-2:51X
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GREAT BRITAIN AND AsIA.-A new scheme for
acceleratinR tra;fic between England and India has
come into prominence the success OF the Sue2
Canal; this Is ny connecting Egypt with the Persian
Gulf railway from Ismailia 10 BussOran, through
SYRIA and the Euphrates Valley, besides shortening
by i've days the transit or malls between England
and India, would, as Is pointed out, connect Egypt
with Persia or, IN fact, Africa with Asia.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DnECMkTIsN-,FRoM BOSTON HERALD, FEB: 3d.
IL A Bene}actor The removal of Professor Mac %
some OF Offices Of considerable interest 70 persona
who reason OF the virtue OF ms fas
tors In cases and many other adles Prob
ably no living been 40 successfu In the trea
rent of rheumatism The pasters that hsve proved 90
wonderfully ccscous ths result Of discovery made ny
the whe New Zealand His succcss In oshev
cities remarkable that the vArioaA Nusr
refer n hun n a. extxsardinaxr -
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New Orleans ,.,........ .3rc. a45c. f0c. zoe.
NAVAL SroREs-The market for spirits turpentine
active and Sales 256 bills from yard s NC and l59
bbls at 6c closing at the higher price, Rosn was also 10
bO bbs strained al IS 80 5000 bbs do SO SO
and 1850 Dbs No. at $3 s7 Tar dull and UNCHANGED.
City pitch was quies and low quoted at - q 1850
PETRoLErA..-On Change TO day the market remained
nrm, although dull and nominal. Refined quoted at s2sc.
for prompt delivery balance OF month Crude IN bulk
quoted 1Oc. lO1sc, but nominal al those figures Case
OIL with inquiry, but heard Of no ransactioIs
held at 27sc 2ec Al the creek, the market was shade
Grmer but quiet quoted at SO 6 both upper and lower
roads The Philadelphia market was decidedly hrmer but
dull Refined held At q for spot or remainder OF
PROVISIONS Receipts Pork 2Ue lbs beef AZ packages;
Gu, 1904 do lard 1910 bbs and tierces and for the
week. pork. 8bbl bbs beef l072 packages; cut meats,
1864 do lard, 1863 bbs and terces and s6s kegs The
parket for mess nork was steady FOR the month but tribe
$50 for March SiS % $50 do for Apr at 1913 $50
do for May AT SlS 30 and $50 do for June al $l3Sh 10
jotbine lots the sales were small and unimporant Bacon
active demand for export at former prices Sales
0 chiefly short clear at &C. for long clear nc for
steady AZ &C. a6c for the range Of city Western scarce
Beef remained quiet and unchsnsed In small lots abot
bbs sold within the of Sea $ll for mess So VIZ
for extra a15 &1e for prime mess tierces and le $40
FOR india tierces Beef hams were also quiet but nr
within the range Of 1928 S2 Cut meats met with the usual
ions we quote -smoked shoulders, SIC a6Hci do hams
cc l2c dry sailed shoulders be- SIC; picked should
ers &C. bl1c; do. hams, SIC ae4c, DO, bellies TO- &C.
for packe or loose Lard The market for Western con-
timed steady only moderately active Sales ~ uerces
spot Al qc 1000 for May at 9Ac and 7b0 erces
for June Al sc s,sc City lard was quiet and lower Sales
nns Tne market to-day WA farly ACTIVE for NJ daacrn.
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-for future delivery tbans mdding) sales have
MARCH, 800 =, 22c APRIL 100 100 At q Lice 700
May. SO at 224c, lo at - Sl6c, zoo at Sszc; June
100 a. go at g Side JULY s9o az 2sc 600 at sse
isc T.:s osSe bales. Sales to-day up e two M
300 Slec, 500 a. 2gise 800 a, % 3sc 300 at 22c 400
a. g Sss 500 2, May go at y2se 100 at y sl6c.
500 q, Siss;; July. 100 al .SIc.,, 200 a55ac.;
PAID 10 exchange 40 Xp!ii for july Sc paid 70
up a. follows Ga yeston 30; New Orleans a4ss Mobe
ics, o. Batincr. sss New yOrS 7a Boston, lS Total
Rates cotton TO foreign ports closed steady iolows
To Liverpool. by steam Nd; by sail 3-l6d ?-32d.; to
I'D, coip,...sa' Sc .a 70 sreinen by steam Ac gold
gold; 10 Mediterranean ports, by steam, lc We quote
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


r-SrERNBERG.-0n Friday, March %,
WHEELwRlGHT OF Brooklyn, 10 A. AUGUSTA STERN
BERG, younges6 daughter Of the late z. L. Stern.
berg, ESQ.,, OF Buffalo,
Buffalo papers please copy.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEv. FATHER PEEsToN's LAST ADVENT Lee
III The Vicar of Christ have lust received the
high approval OF His Holiness The Pope See Lester The
last number Of the Tablet" from His Holiness 10 Rev.
Father Preston congratulatng him this work ana IA
parting to him HE Apostolic benedcon, gwen al 81
70 Romehe btn day OF Fehruaylsi2 1herub she hogg s
Coddng ton S6 Bowerv, Will forward copies Of THIS row
tra,ed book part Of Ireland or England Pr Hee
Galway" approved OF by His Grace hrcnnn I'M
McClosky, have also just been published ny "OD''i'
CODDINGrDN.
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Wheat dull and 1c &C. lower particularly for Chi.
cage spring The sales were about 8SObO bushels at 81 IS
for Chicago afoa 81 So No. Milwaukee in store 81 ~
the for red Jersey 81 % ~ % fer 10 choice
white Michigan 81 is for choice do Corn was
du and lover me SAFES were an9m savv eyshes =. Ivc
Other descriptions nominal Oats were frmer ana IN
in store sc. for light Southern Illinois, Sc 5sc. for
white State the track, 56c 551c for mixed the track
closing firm. Barley quIet saes 5000 bushels West
a, Sc and 500 bushels worowed State AZ 1tc Rye
FRFIGHrsT inquiry for berth itl continued very
moderate but the scarcity of available tonnage keeps rates
le call for vessels for purpose The engagements re-
ported to-day foilows:-To Liverpool by steam
s60o bushels gram at SID: SD Ier standard tushei
chiefly 81 the inside rate and by sai 100 bales cotton S5d
ESQ provisions at 22s 3d. 10 Antwerp LOO boxes
bacon, . 3D. The only charter heard Of was British
bark, 2S7 Havana, general ~ 100, gold. One
vessels under refusal for petroleum. but not
closed nj q late hour.
firm Foreign remained neglected and nominal We hear
of sales Of 200 bbls New Orleans at from Dec sc. We
quote-
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The 9uotaons are based on cotton RUNNING IN Quality not
FLOUR ASD GRAIS.-ReceiptsFl Flour, 1905 bbis. corn,
la20l bushels; corn meal 1850 bbs and 600 bags oats
lOs75 bushels; barley 1880 bushels And for week,
-four, ss,O46 bbs, wheat, $3.50 blshels corn 2A7s0
bushels barley bushels. The dour market dull,
but unchanged The sales part last evening" were about
1900 bbs including 200 bbls. OF southern and 200 bbs
superHne rye, al prices within the range OF quota
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS. - .s..-..~-..
Al STANDARD AMERICAN Bn.LlAKp $3.50 alnsr
AL New designs; also Baeatees hIu ~ III Y5,sR
snncesscr ~ pbeIsn CJilender, 7S broadway.
v,rpcuAsERs OF TABLES WILL FIND ~ 70 THEIR
advantage call at my waresoom s anu examine , ne
rovsd wire cushions; second hapd Iaves complete Io
I'VE SuVV ana n22A s~ WAA II GRtbCXbA ~ loAN -
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now hold surplus OF s4.12i.o7s reserve In add.
ion to the lawful requirement OF rs per ceata gain
for the week Of $184.025.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price Of gold
during the week are shown In the tablet.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Quiet but Firmer-zseceipts mt
the Ports 6,0S2 Hales-Wheat and Corn
Dull aud Lower-Onts Firmer-P0rk
HrpierSSsplrits Of Turpentine Actiye and
Hrmi-Freisht Market Dul-Xice Active
SATURDAY. Maii,cch 2s-sp.M.
Corrrr.-The market still remained dull and nominal
AT Baltimore hear Of sales of 1000 bags of Ro per Gray
Eagle, 1900 bags do per Paadine 45O bags per Ade
iaide-sl on private terms. Messrs William Scott Sons
received the following despatch from Washington refer
eDce 70 the pending coffee question Each house voted
for free coffee but in different bills 1t will undoubtedly be
made free during this session. take effect likely
ya,y is1a s smsi, BY Z NJ Ress; Clerk Of
ordinary. lie. l5c. do. far. l5Hc. 15Ac;
exty days; Aaracaibo. 1sc 191c Laquayra, &c. 2Oc
ST. Domingo lin bond. lic Axe. Java 22c &c., gold
dutv paid.
corloN.The market for cotton the SPOT, though In
active decidedly rmer In of further
In the price OF future deliveries quotations
sc PER 10 for all grades Future deliver rather
quiet at advance Of &c. &c. per To- The sales
ported sum up as folows:-
MN T,,ctC nnfog
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-03-01

The Glory of Labor.

The brow of labor wears wreath
of honor, wrought by hands of love,
Where flowers shall triumph over death.
And ripper grow above.
When God shall call the toier hence,
And crown him with the recompense,
Then shall all stains of mortal sense,
All imperfections die,
And in their place shall sigh the grace
Ofimmortality.
When toll makes Virtue self his BRIDE
And walks the path where angels might
Together walk, all purified,
Without one fear of blight,
Then may the eyes of mortals see
How pure. how Heaven like can be
Mans earthly glory, and how free
From wanton shame and sin;
Then may we learn how brightly burn
The souls great fires within.
The lowliest creature of His hard
May work great ends, toll not in vain
For every humble act is grand,
Tit be free from stain. A5S3 'a
The selfish monarch on his throne
Who calls all victory's his own,
Tho bought with blood aud curse and groa
Let no man emulate;
Virtue alone hath ever shown
Diviney pure and great.
Riches, and high degree, and power,
Stamp not the value Of the man
They may but live short, weak hour
They only mark the clan.
But labor, if it be the right,
Though humble, in His equa sight,
Is great as though it owned the might
Ofcrowns and wealth combined
Its works, if pure, shall stand, endure,
Long as tn immortal mind
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-03-01

WISE IN HIS GENERATION An Elmira,
y T., minister was having donation par
ty the other evening. when Mr.. -, am
bilious to appear liberal, marked four dol
lar castor up to twelve dollars, and took it
in as his donation, getting much credit for
his llberality. The next day the minister
called at his store with the twelve dollar
castor, stating that as he could not afford so
expensive an article he would be pleased to
exchange it for Its marked value liz other
needed goods, and the minister was soon
vending his way homeward, loaded down
with dozen dollars worth Of select gro.
ceries
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-03-01

How SHE WAS DRESSED. In a lever
burlesque Of the jenkins style of describing
weddings, recently published in the Indian.
apolis Meas, the BRIDES dress is described as
a white megatherium silk trimmed with
prussic acid blue pompaded front and lam
brequins of the same, looped up with Gala
lilies aeeked by furigated potassite and mel
laced trlyere-imrorted expressly for her
Her veil was BIASED polonaise, trimmed
with double auted ruchings, surmounted
with the wreath of the snowy trichinalls.
Some of the presents were set Of teeth and
an oyster freezer, from the BRIDES mother
goId-lined hash receiver and set of chaste
and elegant terra-cotta jewelry from the
groom quilt pieced by the dnror when
eleven years of age. and a package of cab
bage seed from the BRIDES grandmother,
aged ninety, who can read fine print with
out glasses, and who cracked all the nuts
for the banquet with her own teeth.