The New York Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1858, Page 8

“NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 16858. INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Fawar, Feb. 26—¢ P. M. ‘The lui! in the tide of expansion which was noticed Department of the amountof un- | yesterday continued to affect the market through- jer, we may state that tt amounts to ten cents ech tertitadons ‘atthe fet board today. Almont all the specula- | {heron re tae came py ‘Aber fro per cent per | tive securities were lower at the first board. Erie specte of freight Nowra Re partet wade Keep 1 ed sold a3 lew as 32}, but recovered to 33; Hudson > venie , ond maintain 4 8 such and J J concern’ and done while State . fond, River sold at 303, but closed at 31. As compared Tepes a ta operas ata promiamInfaor of eB with yesterday morning, New York Central declined | '%¢ trade “oeel ine of this rail the . at patural but tax re | Hele, 39; Hndene River, js Heriom, 2; Bending, Sateterimiain vo iigny favor of nai, Aa , Cleveland and Toledo, {; Michigan Southern, | pplication is pressed on attention 0 Legis: the common eal ° varions sources ay preferred, 19; Panama, Ilinois, Central, Chicago | jeaiet, "the Couvelis ‘and. the ‘oor’ Exchatee have and Rock Island and one or two others remained ahd ren Sree eon Sm & repeal, and ‘ater some of the roads covn west have the lection, authority | that the firm at yesterday's quotations. The amount of bu- 10 | siness done was smaller than yesterday, though the Legieatores” _ was r R pre re. queet vions ¢o the recent rise it would have been consi- depois eieciaee eae zen aoe dered very fair day’s work. The business done in natural effect will be.a.great reduction if not total loss of tonnage. 0 that while the company will be crippled by & special tax, thie source of revenue will be dried up, and the value that the company’s road to much of the State stocks and bonds wasamall, with the excep- tion of Missouri, of which several parcels were sold; there is no change of price to report. Property of the greatly lessened. The general impression throughout the street is | The statement of the ‘Pittsburg, Pa., banks, for the prevailing decline and approach to dutness | week ending the 22d inst., was as follows:— disorderly conduct, “ Banks. Circulation, . Loans. Deposits. to be voters. they | are destined to be only temporary; and that after a} ,....f0m® Cigraiagsam fipenie, Loa "188 548.293 ! zation before regis- | few days of this quiet, the bulls will renew their ef- | Exchange . 634,87 404,160 1,336,518 226,077 Sa the tay ‘of election clotas te Ne rena an | forte and stocks will rise several per cont higher. | Mer. & Mauul's. 101,730. 160,608 765,585 | 166, must be vouched for, undor oath, by at, least twofree- | Everything tends to this result. During the past | Mechapics’..... 42.625 3121526 et sane oe ere or ward in whi gaye bg may | fortnight the outside public have been purohasers of porere . Seno yond ae bs office is d Teal:fiod eo witmens aa to the right of aay one stocks to an unexampled extent. Some of the old- | “ ‘ PS os SP aS all ce to vote at the election in which he may be acandidate. | est brokers in the street declare that they have | Tetal...... . $1,223,881 1,922,082 5,244,899 1,260,935 ‘The teepnciens ch and a Codie ta | never known so many outside orders, or such a gene- previous week, 1,321,286 1)342,054 6,228,631 1,246,944 under heavy pains and penalties. Its minor features are | ral activity among their outside customers as there | The following letter, containing interesting infor- +nilar to the bill introdused im the Senate in 1857. A mation respecting the progress.of the Southern Pa- ‘SKB XARINR AD Drerasor covers. is at present. There is no reasonable prospect that A Mr. Lynch’e bill, relative to couria, takes juriadic- | the present abundance of money will soon cease. | ific Railroad, has been received by the party to whom Son tnactions against the Mayor aud Counciifrom he Dist’ | Qn the contrary, considering the steady yield of | itseaddremed: | py fy ph gold from California, the duiness of exchange ‘Ornce oF THE ENGINEER, ). Makes provisions for persoral metices of ; provides for service of process em the peer ieee, &c., before action shall be ‘wemed to be commenced. THE CRYSTAL PALACE. Mr. 7, Jones. Jr.'s Bill, 0 authorize the Mayor, &., 0 | ggricultural interests, ft seems quite likely that we tease Reservoir square, authorizes them to equare on suck terms as they deem fair, or to purchase @be Crystal Paice for $150,000. SHAVING BANK NOTES. Mr. Crane’s Dill, to of otber barks ate » makes it unlawful for any ‘Danke to buy or take on deposit the circulating notes of ‘@nv other bank, or of foreign banks, at any amount less saben what purports to be due thereon, under certain pe. PARALLEL RAILROADS. Mr. Winne’e bill, to authorize the construction of a rail- road io streets 1 with Broadway, authorizes Chas. St. Joho and others to lay tracks from Seventh avenue, ‘ai the Centra! park, to Union place; thence to University place, axd slong Greere street. Church etroet, College place, kc. Le po restrictions upon the company ae 10 maragemert of rosd, rate of fare, &°. = ee Be Asnoctamnes a 3 . T. Jones, Jr.'s, incorporate iventors’ Aid Association, incorporate James T. Beane, George ok and others, an association for the purpose of extend- ‘mg aid to inventor, miners, &c.; and for exploring for copper, lead, coal, iron, and other ores and mixergis, with ‘® capital of one million, in $10 shares. NEW YORK WHARVES AND SLIPS. Mr. T. Jones, J.’s bill, to regulate the ure of wearves and elipe leaed to steamboats, provides that whee 60 Deaezed they ehall be kept for the exclusive use and ocen- pansy of such steamboats. Makes it the duty of harbor amacters to regulate and station ships and vessels in New York harbor, so as to prevent any other ships, &., ap proachiag or lying at wharves so leased. Compels obe ‘ieace t harbor masters’ orders under penal'y of $59. Owners of slips and wharvee between piers 2 and 12, East river, Bet to have power to let or lease those #lips for pur- poees designated im the act. RATES OF WHARFAGE. Mr. Hanford’s bill regulating wharfage in New York and Brooklyn, fixes the rates for vessels of 300 tons or under, 3 cent per ton per day, and for every additional ton 34 cant cent per ton per day. Double wharfage to be collected 4m case of leaving without paying, and to be alien on abe vessel. Authorizes a charges of 50 cents a cay for every horse employed in loadiog or uploading by means * fixed tackle. Legal rater chargeable in lighters not to altered. LICENSING STOCK BROKERS. Mir. Teppen’s dill, to license stock brokers, gives {be «Mayor power to license, upon a penal bond of $5,000 being gr7T, Wika (wo sureties, conditioned for a faithfulfaczount of all saicé of stocks, bonds, &c., and contracts for sale, and for payment te the treasury of a tax ofone millon Se collar on each dollar of the par or normal value of wuch fetocks, &c. The returns t be made under oath op the let of January, April, July and October, each year. | In case of default for teu cays, the license to be revoked. salee made by licensed brokers only to be legal and valid, | sac sale without a license to be misdemeanor; all auction paies cf stocky to be made by a licensed au and abject to same tax. The license to be renewed annually; | ‘and lists of licensed persons to be furnished by the Mayor ‘ We State Treasurer. Licenses only to be available in ‘the boundaries of the city where granted. All sales and Soviracts made at the Board of Brokers to be subject to ‘she provisions of the act. Provisions are made for re wiraning stock trapgactious within legitimate bounds, and tw prevent etock gambling. —_———$——— Kings County Court of Sessions. THE FLATBUSH AVENUR AFPRAY—THE JURY FAIL TO AGREE AND ARE DISCHARGED. Yesteriay morning, at the organization of the Court of Sesrione, the jury in tbe case of Bernard Butler, on trial for assault with intent to kill Patrick MoCarty, at Flatbush avenue, on the Fourth of July last, came into Court and «tated that they were unable to agree upon # verdict, and that there was no probability of their doing so. The dif- ference of opinion was not in regard to pointe of law, but sen’ back vw their rooms. t two o'clock they came into Court and asked in- ons in relation to the law as to the intent of tae pri- wover in using the knife. The instructions were gyen aud they again retired. Atfour o'clock they were sent for, when they stated to the Court that there was ro proba . cir agreeing, as they were then of same jon as when they went out on the night} . The Court remarked upon the necessity that existed Kind of a verdict, but if they were unable to ag they must be discharged, Jt appears from a statement made by one of the jurors ‘that «a entering the jury room on Thursday afternoon, at five o'clock, they took a ballot, which resuited in ten be- ing in favor of a conviction #3 charged, and two for scquittal. They remaied in that wa} for some time, when the two agresd to a verdict of seeault, with intert to do iy harm. To this two more agreed, and the remainder stood out for conviction. After receiving the charge of the Court, day afternoon, avother ballot was taken, which ip ten being in tavor of conviction and two for |. They stated that they could not have agreed if wey had remaibed out a week. The prisoner bas been on ‘bal ever since the indictment was found, and was allowed tw depart on tbe same recognizances. Robert Barr was placed on trial yesterday for passing five dollar bills of the Lee Back, Massache- sets, Ob several storekeepers, on the 1%h of August last. He wee convicted. ie Kilbourn wae convicted of obtaining money un- pretences, on the @th of January last, from Wm. representing that he was driving a coal cart pore & Day, and wanted four dollars aod a balf change. He was sentenced to the penitentiary for (birty daye, having been recommended to mercy by whe jury Euaba Frepcb, who was indicted with Capt. L. F. Doan, ows offence committe person of a boy eleven years of age, on board the ¢., on the 2d of January, was allowed thdraw his pies of nol guilty, and plead guilty tw the ‘ge, relying on the mercy of the So Capt Dean war rentenced on Monday to be imprisoned ir. the State prizon for five yoars eB. 0.3 monthe for the same ollence. The Hon. Jefferson Davis, who has b house ten or twelve days by an illness which at one time aseumed an alarming aspect, has experienced so favura- ble & change as to be now considered out of danger. Hon. Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, who has been detained from bik seat in the House of Representatives several puinful indispoaition. is convalescent, and ie in & few days to resume his public F.P Stanton, of Kanae, and Gov. K. 8. Bingham, Michi- gar. are in Washington Biehop Potter returned home to Philadelphia on Satur my last. Since that time has been quite ill from @ cold ‘ebich he took, but he ie betier again. Senator G. V’. Henderson, of Texas, ie in I"hiladelphia. From New Orl Reese, 1! B Br: Jovn Dean, W Martin, J MeGarey, JH F Woodratf, Rd May, Mrs Maley and eb: Burke, Ro Summer, P Shaanon—and Danino Rosexny or Desrarcnas.—The Mobile ‘Tribune, ef the 14th inet., learns that a heavy robbery waa | demand at boat St. | were held at higher rates. ‘det om Friday aftarnoon, on board the steam . e#, just ae she was about leaving Mobile. Admiral , ene of the prominent Mexicans who Comonfort from Mexico, bad taken passage on St. Gharies for Montgomery, having with him despatches of the greatest im: ce to thir Daguage carried to the boat, friend, ordered it to be removed from the boiler deck to Be ctaveroom, the door of which he locked and took the ey. He retired to the guards. hie stateroom le found that the door fronting on the guards bad been broken into, the straps of his trunk cut, and ray = open. Upon examination, he discov- ered 8 Inportant dempatches except one, to- gether with the eum of $1,000 in gold, bia been abstracted uberefrom. Carmoric FemaL® Acapewy axp Cavncn De We are pained to learn that on Saturday mor ring, about 4 o'clock, the Loretto Female Academy, situa- ted on the line of the refirend between Kew Haven and Lebanon, and about twelve row later place, was Jeatroyed by fire, together with the church, the bing of tve sisters and ‘net, nothing was saved. Happening #0 early in the mor. cing | strange that no lives were ee Ge slate ail escaped without personal injary. b bet (a) ehort of £90,000 with ne insurance. Besides thie, ove of the moet valnable libraries in the State was destroy- *!, tome ofthe volumes of which cannot be replaces, chee, The tre wae purely secidental—. Journal Feb. 22 t banks from taking the notes | Prospect is regarded by the brokers as tantamount Receipts Wrafte paid . * 0 do. .....60 Beatie SAAR +0000 0+ : " 17 | 570 Hodson River RR. 55 do woe 10% The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester rail- | 250 do... 120 Mil & Mies RR... 9935 road in January were $15,540 86, against $15,348 48 | = = 4 - b30 Sx ‘ same month last year. 525 do. 100 Ta Cr& Mil RR 830 11 The annexed statement exbibits the value of for- | = > ny = aves We HH s | eign dry goods imported at this port during the | “p9 do, ry do | week and since Jan. 1 in each of the past three poARp. } years:— $3000 MiAMe2dm 100 78 100 shs Erie RR.. 234 Movemests Iv Formes Day Goons. 4000 LACr&MI? 1g bs 56 90 Had River RR For the week. 1856, V 1858. | 10000ReadRRD'S6.b60 Fotered at the port. $1,864,162 2,235,401 1,208,230 | 100 shsCumbCoalCo, 2034 Thrown on market. 2,002,046 2,370,015 1,420,281 | 100 Canton Co....090 244g Since Jan. 1 200 do. boo 24 | Fatered at the port. 22,803,087 8,424,346 | 100 N Y Con 30 Thrown on market... 23,310,376 10,935,567 | 100 10 | Notwithstanding the present week has been cold | 30g fo.010."° and unpleasant, and travelling disagreeable, there | 200 do. 30 The Court thereupon ordered thatthey | and Southwest have appeared in greater numbers, | j confined to his | and light at wernment. He bad his | tweeds and jeans, were in moderate demand, and When he returned to | rather larger, though not up to the amount at the @ebt, but will furnish $100,000 for the transaction of the company. business. moruing were $14,481,349 87, and the balances paid were $994,076 08. The Metropolitan currency cer tificates are reduced to £},443,000, a decrease of $62,000 since yesterday. ports to-day as follows:— ‘Total receipts... +++ $84,092 24 seees ‘Total receipts from custome #68 000 09 Poymente. 87,781 88 Bauadct- + 9,498,252 00 eral treasury :— Amount subject to draft... | Reduction from last week.. Carer a Marsnass, Texas, Feb. 11. 1858, My Dear Sm:—It affords me pleasure to apnounce to ‘ou the fact that on this day twenty miles of our road are ished and passed over by a train of cars. The chartered rights of the company are thys secured beyond future con- tingency. Arrangements Mave been here by shall, before the summer is over, see our banks with pied 5 eeneres rede iae ro nf ee track a eRe . je | Becuted w TU) oi over forty millions of specie in their vaults. This] Qiich ‘potut the grading is done. All Y cietale pghed foe great incubus oa the compasy up to thls Uanotan boas fi "7 on the com q ti to a certainty that the inflation will continue. deule of coving te ‘oe ae ~ pice ona =e At the second board Erie sold freely at a decline | 30 cloud overhangs the future of the Southern Pacific from the closing market price of the morning, and E A. BLANCH, closed at 32} cash. The general market was dull, Laer bewy = 7 ae Omer. : i . Enwin Post, Vice President 5. P. RR. Co. and but little stock was offered; prices raled as in Stoca Excl on London, which makes it unprofitable to ship gold to England, and the absence of any de- mand for money from the commercial, industrial or the morning. The closing prices were, for Cumber- Fray, Feb. 26, 1886. land, 204; tor Central, 873; for Hudson River, 303; | $5000 Tenn 6’s,’90.b7 8034 100 shs HudRRR.s30 31 for Harlem, 142; for Galena, 913; Chicago and Rock | #009... 49: pe A eee: Island, 79j. The sales were much smailer in amount than has been usual for the past few days. 18000 By Carotins is. Hudson River was the subject of much inquiry in 15000 di ce 100 : “ba in the street today. It appears that the economies in a saunter “wo ne Bx the working expenses of the road will amount to not | 3000 California’ 10N H & Hart?'d RR 116 Jens than £20,000 per month; a fund amply sufficient - x cee. neait as for dividends. 6000 do. Sool 621g It is stated that the Cumberland Coal and Iron | 4000 HarlemRR 62 Company propose to retire the floating debt of the Pronger! roped Hf congeyn by the conversion of the whole or a portion | 2000 TerH&Alt. . 2d: 10% 1000 LaC&Mil. Igbds. 28 of ite stock into a preferred stock on payment of Gal& Chi.2dmb. five dollars per share. This will not only pay the Soo AT he exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this 100 Clev & Pitts 55 do..... 116 Gal & Chi RR 10 The Assistant Treasurer of the United States re- The antex¢q is the weekly statement of the fed- auction of Kentucky | to the artic | their customers fnd themeelves out of has been some more activity observable in the dry = ere & ie m goods trade. Merchants from .. the distant South 100 do . 110 Gal & Chi RR 50 § do... 30 200 Chi & Rock Is] RR: 100 es) 100 200 2 and jobbers,have been more actively employed. ‘The vessels— both sailing craft and steamers—leaving Pref b for Southern ports go out with increased supplies | jo9 et “Om bie of goods. The vessels up for New Orleans and | 100 260 32%, «50 REPORTED SALES OF STOCKS BY AUCTION. By A. H. Nicolay | 000 Tennessee 6's... Int, aad ‘780 Atlantic Mutual Insuregee Ser'p of 1858 800 Sun Mutual Invurance Serip of 1866... Mobile are receiving increased supplies of freight. Should the weather for the ensuing few weeks prove | propitions, we expect to see increased animation in the trade; and thongh it will not likely prove equal to the spring trade of last year, it will yet be conducted on sounder and safer principles. ‘The growing ease in the money market, and abun: dant supply of capital, have not been with out their inflaence on the dry goods trade. There 20 Hope Fire ins. Co. 20 Arctic Fire Ins. Co. 00 East River Ins © Alvo the followin; has been more activity also displayed in the export | $3.00 Miesouri 0's. Int. add. $3 trade of cotton piece goods, with the heaviest de +4 pa to Cry 6 a6 mand for China. The exports from New k for | 1000 Haat Tranessee ‘and Vir; do. 60355 | - i 1 1,000 City of Marysvilie 8'#...0 do. 40 the m nth ending the 20th inst. embrace’ about 3/000 Mitweukie 20a B ha ss eae 1,644 pieces, of the aggregate value of $57,504, of | 3.000 Milwaukie and Horican RR §'* do. 2 1,210 Great Western Ineuran S hares Atlant'c Batk., 10 Oommonweelth Bank..... 15 Metropolitan Fire Ine. Co, which $57,944 were taken for China. The exports from on were light. Next to the China trade, the heaviest shipments were made for Britis India. The disturbed state of Mexico will tend to check | 96 New York and Hariem RR bY ipments to that republic. may pron, Sgeoe tg ng | 40 Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Exprees coerce @ much with the regular course of trade ast! quent chanze of, the revenae laws of a government. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ¢ tariffs of Mexico and some of the States in South Frupay, Feb. 26—6 P. M. Acnrs.—The market was quiet and quotations nominal. anged with every ruler. Rrarerers —tlour— The market war duli,the demand America are ¢ At the pre- sent current rates of raw cotton there can be no far- | goth from the domestic and export t ; : ther decline in cotton falton. Indeed they must, when | saienempreced sbout 8,000 2 6,000 Gols. slotiag ws favor consumption has reduced stocks, rule at better prices Prices -— or new goods made from cotton at present prices 4 Ha 84 35 must be sold at a a ge _— sheetings and ‘ &s ‘ s shirtings holders were and goods were moving prety freely at Se. for good make and soine stan: | Extra Ohio and Western iia bo dard makes were held at higher prices. Light » Pa elgy et ey - $80 8% ings were firm at 7c. Heavy shirtings at 7jc. a7 Southern fancy and extra. Py 66 je. a fc. Bleached goods were more | Choice extra family and bakers “3008 80 freely dealt in and were more buoyant. Drills were | Rye tlour..... ton be quite firm and had an upward tendency in prices, 3008 350 being in good ex; demand, with sales of brown at he sa hie, tlewched at Sjo.a8jic., and blue at 10jc. a 10jc. asked. Osnabargs, in the absence of demand for in bags, were dall and prices un Canad about 400 a 509 bbls. at the above quotations, Southern ‘was withont change of moment in prices, while the sales were confined to about 608 bbls. at the prices abore atated | oF not. | town stores: Wi | this week. There is about an a Rye flour and corm meal were unchanged. Wheat was in fair deman’, apd prime lots wore scarce and wanted for milling. The sales embraced about 2,000 a 3,000 bushels, including prime white Southern at $1 25,and red do. at $1 26, and cholee Chicago spring at $1. Corn was ip far demand, with saler of about 15,000 bushels, inciuding yellow and white, at O83. a 700., with a email hite reportel at Tle. Rye—Sales of 1,100 Dushels were made at Ro, a 700, Ont wore selling to a fair extent at about 440. a 48e. Corren. —Salee of about 1,500 bage Rio were made, chiefly 200 do. Jamaica at 120 changed. We quote good makes at Sje. a Sic. Denims were in fair demand and prices varied ac- cording to makes, from 94e., 104, He. a 14e. Cot. ton duck was firmly held,and in the absence of large supplies the sales made, though moderate, were at very steady prices. Printing cloths were in moderate demand, with sales of 60x64 at 4)c. a Se., according to make and quality. Prints were in good assortment and the jobbers display a large variety of colors and styles—many of them of rich and new patterns, The market was more active e market wae firm and active, The salen and prices rather better sustained. The prices, | embraced it 4,000 Dales, a considerable portion of according to makes and styles, varied from 7}c. a | which was ip transit,on the basis of about 120. for mid- ®y aed gyn in fair demand, without byt — pe Lary, Gut kee akte on change in pyces. Mousselin de laines were in stead, , ta , mt 6 , Bra at he. u 18c., while some choice new styles | {2 DUK, were taken at’ 4x4.; 2.h00 bbls. flour al J : Ie. 94. ; 800 boxes cheese at 26. with some Cloths were in moderate ‘ PD. &; while cotton wae 4, @ 6-994. 5. Cotton warps were are bales, abd et 3-164. for Sea Island. there was no new | To London—800 boxes cheese wore taken at 808, and 50 assimeres or satinets, | boxes bacon at 22. G1. To G 10 tons india rubber ‘were taken at 279. 64., and 400 bbls. rosin at 2, Od., and 12 casks lard oi) at 90. There was no change of moment to notice in rates for other ports, Frert.--The market wae steady, with eales of 600 a 800 boxes Malnge raising, on private terms. Layers were hel! above the views of buyors. Hay —The sales embraced about 1,000 «1.500 bales for shipment, at 650. for fair © goo1 qualities, and at 76s. for jote of prime. Hors, were 9” ct, and the sales were confined to emall lots for brewers use, at? a Se., for fair to good, and n03¢0, for prime and small low choice were held at 10 eons. Leavin. —The market for hemlock and oak sole hae ized with the general movement in merchandise: particularly in hides which have experienced an advance of be, a 8c. per lb We quote Buenos Ayres light middle and heavy weight at 220.8 2he ; Orinoco do, at 20¢. @ le. ed at 166 adGe., poor damaged at 100. 86, The above quotations show an advanes frou the . ‘ foe ert jowest panic prices of So. a Te b 6 ot ie The Philadelphia Ledger has the following army conalderably excited, aa iin prety ; = net the de ment in favor of the removal of the tonnage tax on | rangement in foreign exchanges, and the wholesale destruc- sed A Broad | of credits, will prevent the inport of many hides for ane carried over the Pennaylvani+ Railroad. It ral monthe to come, ex0rpA bue irom Varope which vine mited to thowe markets. For remeone deemed muffiotent mt the (ite, the legisla demand at about #1 124 $1 inactive and prices unc feature in the market. prices unchanged. In foreign goods we have no im- it change to notice. The importations have moderate; from the Continent they have been same time last year. Staple foreign goods are not likely to be augmented to an extent to affect the rogdlar course of prices, while fancy articles may continue to experience more or less fi tion. The old stocks left over from iast year will tind some dif- ficulty in being sold at remunerative prices, and where held in tl “hen of fone ee or under chat- tel mortgages, or hy houses compelled to raixe money on them, they will probably be sold at irregular prices or worked to a sonsiderable extent by anction. The height of the spring trade will not be over till the re-opening of navigation and the free movement of produce from the interior. a Moiasses. —The saves Embraced abeut #00 bule, New Or- Jeans at 28 30c., with @ small cents, and | Cod sells for of Boston, 990 tone 5 years old, built in ‘Ao sacks rew crop St. Orolx at 49 cet “e : are also much the Me, in complete order, has been Navat STORE — Sales of 400 a 500 bbls. m- | fabingwaacks within the past week. Very large quasi tats OR ee wi tla 60 Wid at 6 por de lveret | reenay aod tha vary pcspct hatte doris sents aasna: oe, a oats tnd 600 do, strained were reported at $1 80. ‘Grade tur:'| article of feod will continue cheap Unt spring. This will _ Sstamenst dertig * was firm, with sales of 500 bbis.,to arrive, at | nagonh news to ie Seaver aa ‘Whalemen. ontiousd tn good demand and ere | added. = a — | Onre, into Mas Ga cee Sales of about 1,000 a 1,200 ble. | Floun - 28 — esers Ria anier, Monroe, NB eastward at $1 25 per bbl. Crede whale | Eels... 12 © — | swap di whe all taxon 300 Lie Prices were unchanged. tales of | ‘Wh itt .»|o" — vo in inst Lipeeed was steady, with sales reported | Caitah ies ‘i Haerh esc idiat a5 ton juincha Talande Oct $0 for Tho market was steady, with gales | ‘Pollock ea OT ark mae fremn MOriease for Lévewigod, Feb 2, tab 31, of about 300 a 350 aaeheae aoa) at Fhe SHRLE FISH. sr aind Tidings, from NYork for NOrleans, Feb 16, lat pete eo we mene 8 100 Lobsters, per Ib... 7 a Bark Ocean Homo, of and from NYork for Mobile, Feb 30, Pe Be i ne 2 31 Crabe, per dozen/3? a — | IntS188, lon 7803. ‘and extra do. at $lda 60. s eRe, Soe Meenme te NYork, was signalized ao Prime mess was quiet and pomainal at $21 a $25; and beef SALT -FISH. A Reis cheowtin ared and blue aij bams were firm, with some 60 a 60 bbls. reported seld at white cross in the (undou! irri Mont ora OE Reger feo eet ren eenyeraice sec. was 2.300 bbis oge 8 40 a moais’ were lnsclive ak asin gt ognne em MYR fr es Feb Oy lat al ers ‘c. Dreesed hogs were Rebr TJ A , 7340. Butter and were steady and in Feb go, on the Lait of the Horse Rhos; Chesapeake Soy eed food demand, Inio flampion Road for a harbor, Schr E Kidder, Harksen. from Savannah for NYork, F@ sales. The tri New Orieat private terms elec of avout 10,000 Ibs. were made at 11 ic. elle. ‘Tonacco.—There is more inquiry for Spanish tobacco ‘The salee ombraced:—32 hogsheads Ken- 120 ; 42 bales Havana, 30c. a 40c.; 554 do. Yara, p. t.; 114 do. Guba, p. t.; 159 cases seedieaf, 9c. a 25c.: 13 do. Florida, 18e. The stock of Spanish tobacce on the 28th February was as follows:— Havanc. Cuba. Sagua. Yara. Cienfuegos. Stock Feb. 1, bales .1,631 2,380 79 2,302 8 Received since ..... 282 369 — | = Es 88 88 re yet ing desirable, and altboogh the few holders are doing their best to obtain better prices, the lew quality of the assort- ments prevent their succeeding. e want of better grades of Spanish tobacco is now very strongly felt, and joubt would command better prices; but the knowledge of the same state exieting on the island reduces jt almoet to s certainty that we cannot look for better sup- plies until the new crop is ready for market, which it is to ‘de hoped wil! be accessible at moderate prices, as only reasonable pricea can re enliven this much prostrated ranch of trade. The sales of Havana leaf ranged between 300. a35c.;Cubal7¢ a 2lc.,and asmall parcel of good Jigu api at 25c. In the absence of desirable Havana fillers webad more demand for Yara, of which several lots changed hands; still prices could not be enhanced, on 2c- count of the almost total absence of wrappers in the as- sortments. The trade in demestic leaf, old crop, has also been Tather quiet since ‘the beginning of the month, and ly had to be reduced to induce purchases. Of new crop seed leaf considerable purchases are report- ed, and prices for the article have advanced in the owing districts. Nothing of note has been as yet of- fered here, and we therefore refrain from giving quota. tions unti) the market is established. Continued sales at and Maysville, old crop, have tended le and curtail the business. new crop Kentucky but little has been sampled; but more is offering of new crop Maysville, which, although of good quality, finds no buyers at the asked, viz, 10c. a 12\¢. for crops round, and 14c. a 150. for selections. In Florida little doing. 1e st are very ordinary. Wmiskry.—Sales of 200 a 300 bbls. were made at 220. a 22x40. ‘Woot.—This article has undergone no materia! change; the er for the week has been light, and with the ex- ception of some few transactions among the dealers we have nothing to notice. The antizipat on of holders of woo! the last of the past year have not >een realzed. A brisk demand was looked for in the month of February which bas not ex 1 at fluctuations have any one time prevailed ana ‘! rket bes been unsteady. This state of things must continue until there is more doing in the Waputactories. Ap impr ent in the goods ent department would give a start to mi!'°, which would materially affect the demand for the raw moterial. With about the us ‘sale of puiled and fleece wool for second hands we have nothing to repor:. In foreign wool we have heard of n> ealee, aud prices are etil. nominal. OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT. Resume of Retail Prices—Market Truck be- coming Scarce—A Chance fer the Farmers with Spare Stuff on Hand—Fish Cheapen- Ing. &e. ‘The dealers !n the large markets state that truck of all kinde ie getting scarce, and unless a supply sufficient to ‘meet the demand comes tn before long, prices will flactu: ste. This is an excellent opportunity for such farmers near the city ae have epare truck on hand, as, from this time out, potatoes, turnips, cabbages, &c., wil! tend up- werd in price. Send in all you cam, and help to fi) your own pockets, apd at the same tume keep prises down in this cit, CHEATING IN UP TOWN STORES. We bear of uumerous complaints fom parties living up town, in regard to the ehort meseures and weights of the grocery and reta!l stores in the upper part of this city. While pretending to sell cheap they really manage to get a very high price for their wares by selling ‘‘short,” aod otket vary se riously by the end of the week. This syetom of cheating | pervades all departments of retail trade, and consumers robbed en every band. [t is well known that coal desiers cheat most outragedusly in weight, it being im porsible for their customers to teil whether (bey get a ton Ag ageneral rule it may be set down as preity sure that al! con! dealers who pretend to aei! far below the market price are really humbuggitg their customers, and their wares are really very dear. So, too, with the up © pretending to eell their goods at an Aiarming sacridce they really charge inordinately high, considering the weight given, do kept house for some years in the lower part ond who was ip the habit of dealing tn vio ontiy moved up town, Where sho was with the retail grocerymen to some charges were moderate, but, strange to tay, the articles were consumed much faster than usnal, acd by the end of the week the bill became qnite large | This led her to jook into the matter, and she soon found that an extensive system of cheating prevailed, and the was almout eure to be cheaied, whatever store was visited. This is a matter which surely ought w be attended to by the c'ty government. CAME. ‘We have nothing new to note im the reta‘l prices of gume 2 quaatity in market, and prices have changed but little during the past few wee! There has been « iarge arrival of prairie hens or vroure recently, and pricee bave come down somewhat. Venison is growing scarce and quite high. Annexed are the retai! prices: — Ganvars back ducks, per palr.. 120 0 $250 he : ~~ — 21 % 8 10 be 8 -s @ —s 62 2a 68 —ae 1 . teeters —-0 50 Wild torkeye, each... se... ee veseres 300 @ 600 Partridges, ter pair. eee —a 1% ‘Wild pigeons, per dozen —- 250 Hares, per pa —-a % Radbite..... oe 5 Venison— sai we 2 lhe 12 Guinea bene, per pai ae 15 Bear moat, per !b... . —*e 6 POULTRY. There ‘# @ good deal of al! kinds of poultry in market, but prices keep up notwithetacting. Extra turkeys bring Je. per [b> There area good many turkeys in the mar. ket from Canada, some of which are very fine, but others very poor from the absurd habit farmers have of stuf: fing the crope before killing and of fattening with psas. The former practice reduces the price of ‘Ywo cents per Ib., and the latter spoils the flavor of the fowl! and makes them leas saleable, Never fatten turkeys: on pean, {f you wish to sei! them for a good price. Turkeys, per pound. oe Ww Chickens, oy ar Goose “ 13 Ducks, = a Fowles, ; 2B FRESH MEATS. ‘The meet market has pot fluctuated much recently. Prices continue high and carcases have advanced & trifle. Good meat sells well, but rough pieces, no one, not even the very poor, wish to buy. Beef sides, per 'b. Mutton chops... Hind quarters, Fore quarters, Fore quarters... Hind quart . Pork, fresb....... SALT AND SMOKED MBATS, RTO. Corned beef, per Ib, Country enuages, per Ib. Bologna sauesges, per Ib . Beef tongues, each. Lard, per Ib FISH CHRAPER. lant week wo had to chronicle @ rise in fle, hut thie week we have the pieagure of marking Gel. 20) lower, urkey at least | ‘Twore ‘a but little wew to note | is department. ‘Th w to ne in 16 prospect is that butter wil! ur price as soon a8, on the time when 1 come down still further in will depend, however, It may be late this Foreign Ports. ALGO Bar, aht Deo 25-0 port bark Quincy, Moore, for emmay dan aie: Ariadne, Knight ay, Jan . ‘Baits, Jan 16—In port bark Fik, Swift, from Boston, diag, qrass appears. It spring turns up. % | “Wosmos Avmas, Jan 1—1 kn Swallow, a — | andor falem lag: Adelaige Cooper, Rolltoa and & 12 | Nickels, hence diag; OJ Chaffee, Nickela, from cH a — | Hugh Birckhesd, Hudging, from Baltimore do; Mary 4 a 22 | Worth, Baker, from Hamburg do; Swan. Lennon, 2 ig | more do; Lim. from Boston, do; % Dy ence. bonnd oe os jregans There has doen a decided advance in vegetables, grow. | from Rosario for NYork te: Mary Wilkine Risk fog out of the scarcity of truck in the city, This'is true Richmond, wig: Henry Gui Hc trom iactagare ees more of green truck. Potatoes are not much » fone “apemom Gilmore, Chase, hence, do; aud others a be- in price, but nearly every other vegetableis. An- en a ey ey tim Tate Diver trom Baltimore, dieg, to- $3 60 2 $3 75 | , Care Town, OGH, Dec 20—In port bark 2 15 from Aika Bay for oson data Oe por Dec a bouad” Ls mo ‘Gommtantmomis, Feb INO Am veusel ip 250 | | Care notes Feb In port brig Monte Grisio, Laveader, 20 | , CaxDeNas, Feb 12—In port barks Emma F Chase, Horn, dieg; A G Hill. Vinello, ‘do; John Carver, Pendieti is ES cover Coun be bee a aah Wiles bang 3 00 200 18 15 10 68 1% ; 4 jas Achorn, Hastings; mma Eger, Kelly; Tone ; 1 he public, Libby: A Blanchard, Hlanchard: en ee 1s | Heater eenaae mp Se ee re anc a 12 DT artis, Fronch; Joba Hathaway, seaith, aad heat 1 z Fiora Kine Faget for Riel * do aee 50 Mary E Pierce. Sm'th, and r 4 a James F Crrver, Lunt, wig; F Tait, and @ 1s Limenta, Dec 29—Arr ship Mary Caroline Stevens, Heaps, me Messina, Jan 3I—In port bark Lai Bailey, for Bow FRUIT, XUTS, aC. ; and others. bark Mario (Foreign), Philadel: Fruit is advancing im price. Apples are getting dearer + eae re , ss “ every week:— pile Faninesne. 3 re 2H, A vena Lin 885 00 | catlvo via Velparaiso for Lampton Roade for orders, touched $50 | {or supplies: ; Holmes, from Callao for do. eapiain 3 50 | sick: barks 'mporador, Hubbard, wie fet: eb- ster. for sale or ehtr: brigs Volant, Botaford, for Ayrea 2 50 | next day; Brandywine, lek, from Ri =) Une; 12 50 | ketch Commerce, Hathaway, wig fet; schr a 60 | © ‘Grande for’ Liverpool, put im with lous, of 260 of foremast, 81d 2th bar ‘Simmons, - Chestnuts, per bushel, 2 50 | Force, Feb 10—In port barks Dency, Averill, and Bickory puts..... 300 | Wright, hence, unc; brigs Orinoco, Rey, for’ NYork, Mg: Dried apple, jeri AE eaten ran detraetrc : Lutkin, o: Lue ngler, See OE +0, 2000 38 | Witmington, NG, ‘unc; Bias Dudley, Hoping, une: "yahiore vo pte 1 22 | Ration, do; Ocedn Traveller, Sargent from Ne do; Ke> Black 5 oka. Treat from Roston, do; schva Robin, Wallace, hence. ; Castor, Harding, unc, , Hammond, Movements in Real Estate. ene te atom ‘The following sales were made y yby A. J. La yg ship Audubon oy. from Gir- Bleecker, Son & Co., at the Merchants’ Exchange: Bem sor Howton idg and nthere, Sid: 25th Bis tek Michel House and lot No. 73 Broadway. 17,150 | Pojero, NYork 2h. brig H G Berry, Race, Boston. 2 bouves and sae 616 s04 610 Jato Si975 | | Rormnpay, Feb &—In port Br brig Vivid, for Boston, abt on east side Lexi ay., near 54th st. 1 1 Jot on north side 84th st., near Sth ay. Lone sree ion Wem cenet canty in Deceaer, iy Rainey, 1 lot on north side 84th st.’ 1,005 | Thetis, Gross, for NYork, lon the sound Neto” 1 lot on south side 86th st., near 11th av 760 | Swvkws, Jan 30—In port barks Elizabeth Leavitt. Knapp, 1 lot on south side 8éth et., adjoining... . 180 Boston, arr 2h. nearly @ischarged: Young Greek, Har: Bouse and lot on south side 25th st., near 10th av.. 975 | ding, from do via Malte, arr 26th, do. The latter proceed» to . St Tuomas, Feb 3 (back date)—In port brig Renshaw, MARITIME i e Annet Pk A HESS ‘TrinrpaD, Feb 5—In port brig Lucy Heywood, Powers, stNAA FOR Bey vone—-smue Rav. —or Home Ports. : MOON RISKS. Rees, APALACHICOL A. Feb 18— Arr ship St Petersburg. » © O) nies wise St Thomsen. Cid LE, bark John Gnila. Park, NYork; Ifthe sebr Harriet Gardner, Brightman, Powderhorn. Texas. Port of New Vouk, Wehweasy 26, 1858, In port 1b, ship St Petersburg, Rees, for Liverpool ldg; and others as . ALEXANDRIA, Feb 23—Arr brig Loango, Roberta, George town, BO. BOSTON, Feb 25—Arr ships Geneva, Walker, Calcutta; Ocean Romp. Manson, NOrieans; barks Young Turk, Lewis, Algos Bay: Jacob Prentiss, Garcelon. NOrieans; ore Fre- derico (Dan) St Domingo via NYork; Mason B Davis, O’Neill, on ytivn: Katahdin, Amesbury, Pensacola via Holmes’ jactmel via do: Kmma Ame- CLEARED. Ship Union, Davis, New Orieans—W T Frost, Bark R ¢, Constantinopie— lark & Merritt Jenkins, Cardenas—J W Elwell & Co. Prince—Mora & Navarro. le-—C H Pierson, Hole: sebre North Wind, ot lia, Harding, Savanpah: F R Bennett, Wood, and D Mclaaae, Kichmond: Kedron, Alley, Norfolk; J @ = ton, Belles, Alexandria: Wi Arey and A Schr Marinsh, Fiheridge, Sebr Manchester, Chic! Sebr LeRyy. Oxvora, » Schr J H Sloop Exe), Thy Steamer Jackson. Zon. ¢, Richmond—C Ht Pierson. rfolk—Sturger, Clearman & Co, diner, London: bark untralie: Spitnre (Rr), Chiford, Port au Prince; Crocus, Marston, Ma- Leghorn, Dee 18, | tangas; Ewpire Crow ‘barleston; schre Bliza, Crowell, jays West of lon dl, | Wilmington, NC; A Mammond, Smith, a wind RW to W, good breeze, bark Peri (for P with ber toward cargo irom Matanzas), brige Mary Means, Thos - AD Whidden: schra Lombard and Amitheoul sod Kr brig Spluire started, and anchored in Nantwaket. a), Homewood, Buenos Ayres, ore Sid in company wi'h ew Yor®. th inst, lat 2328, | i Dutch, Gukey, froin George’ | 4 25 3 om 6245 spoke schr Red The M bad strong | >’ Rico. Keller, New Orleans, 4b | mont), Br brig Atlantic. Sims, Br sehr A. Snow & Burgess. | Binet, Rerbadoee. Cl brigs Jo Fisher, and bee, Bavannab, 7 daye, with mdse, to | Demarara: ketch Laura, Fi . San Sid bark Clarissa (new), sehr Brilliant (new), Hindman, Wis ‘0. Put into Par | mington. NC. bead ot the | (id Point, ‘%4—Bark Tonic, Hutehineon, from Baltimore Havana and mkt, went to sea 2st Bark Clinionis Wright au Prince, Feb 3, with log: | in the Roads; also Br schr Challenge, Leblanc, Hi for Baltimore, short of provisions. "Wind N. sbip at anchor below Old Point wasa British ship, 0 days from Liverpool) for City Point, Va; and the vessel with los of *. reported supposed bark Columbia, Bremen more. proved 19 be ship Bay State aa fret reported folk). Feb 22—Arr Sp brig Procer, Millet, Nen~ snaat, Havana. Old yehr Kate Rt id brig Minnie, Thompeon, N. ‘or Dd—Arr steamship Columbia, Berry, NYork. Cli barke Minona (Sw), Rycin, Amaterdom: Lyman, Dwyer, St Peters= (Br), Medio" oF r Elleworth, Griffen, Neuritas, Feb 9, with ith inst, Ist 5890, lon 73.40. ‘pass | s, casks Bad pieces of wrecked Rrookheven), Tuthil, Messina Dec d with frait ‘to Mad beav y wen Stephen Teter gat ke, Or'and), Turner, Maracaibo, Feb 1. | burg: #p brig Louisa, Campos, Alicante. wh fouls RP ask & Oo. a oat’ off Matern, spoke | HEARNIS. Feb 19-8id nchira Golden Plarer, al wer, from Key West for New Yor : id, Sama) leton, #1 3 4 Sehr Amelia Mewburyporty, Pieren, Ponce, PR, Feb 1, | Pritenensnare, — epapmrapsore witheurrr to 8 W Lewis vy wi HIGHLAND LIGHT, Feb 25, 890 AM—Paasing im, Schr Kekford Webb (mass), Sprague, Savannah, 7 days, | 7, from NOrieans for Ramon. 8 PM—Paesing Int Sark with catten. ham 4 iimon. Commodore, from Messina for do. Bebe hin ly, G days, with cortoh, Ae, toD | years NNW I7 miles; bark Commodore NW 8 miles. Wind N © Murr spoke sebr JH Fianner, | by W. very lieth: ewes Del, Feb MF AM—A brig said to b lone of jib. The B be the Delhi, from Bi Jobna, PR, ‘he eo acle are in harbors Ont trom Bor: ‘Wm it bat very heavy weather N of Hasteras, | Schr Wm H Fmith, loodepeed, Oherieston, 14 daya, with | to Jonae ®mith. Had very heary weather; ry, Wright, Tangier for New Haven. axed up, this morning. vessels are in harbor —Barks CC Alexander, ton; brige Meteor, from Matanzas; W. Dru Rebecen Retch Brotherf. Ivey Hake Fiiinektah. from. C mon, Ww ney Baker, [xe mharleaton: Hazzard. from n Jiayang, Fxprose, Jane Rows, on Sobr Fxpreas, Sterling, York River, Va, 3 days. “on ‘John Sehr J Johnson, Ireland, York River. son, m Sanderson, Tease Hinckley, WP Seb: Roekiay Bll ‘Eng lieb, Margaret Reynbardt, Water - Sebr Gol ‘pArrow, as. beth & Fleanor (3'masta); sloops Sophia, Rveline, Delaware. Rehr M Providence. Wind B: weather moderating Bteamer Veires, Arey, Providence. MOBILE, Feb 19—Arr bark Nineweb, Reston; The ship Columbia, arr! red yesterday from Liverpool, eall. | brig Nevie, Tilley, Basi sehre Matron, Tavior Havana; ¢4.Jan It, ana has 10% passengers. Repors heavy W and Lawrence la T RB . Hammond, NW gales on the paseng Baltimore. Cld Rr ship Annie. Mantle, Liverpool. ship nad (s bark reporied ouside com in. Trig MSC Cid ships Alexander (Br), Strang, 5 hig weit et, Laver Qiara 1 Frebie, Long. Gay pg yh mkt; Hem 3 Sapeon, a oa NYork. sche DPwie, Mosiander. do. PM--Arr Oiden bark Mimi, NEW ORLEANS, Feb i remen. hips Palesti ‘Rebwarts, B: Cid ships Jno Sidney, Wheeler, Havre; J cobb, Havan 3 Forest K Luce; Atalanta, Whitmore, and or be i Faony Linesin’ Patrons, RYorks on a ‘i ‘Wind curing the day from Wi" iir-are “camahipa Wexler Lawioas, Thllancia . yeston, Galventnn. Terry, Powderhorn via do. snipe Miscellaneous and Disasters. Lord, ‘smith, Londons t Winsnn, “Havre London: Belano, and W F Btorer, Comery, Livery There are « large number of vessels from ports in Burope Nichols, Havre: Nenvn Rewalia (Tal), Semel for this port now due and over due. The following bave been | steam out siaty days and over:—Shipe Caravac. Sands, from Liver. nares Mi pool Dee 9; A %, Green, and Constntine, Macoduck, from do fh ae - Dec 25; J J Boyd, Thomas, from do Dee 28; Manhattan, Dixon, from do Dec 29, and © A Stamler, Rogers, from Flushing Dee 30, The Hamburg ahivs Howard, and Sir Robert Peel arrived Bia week, ibe “irmer having been 98 daye, and the inter 85, SYRAmER ATALanta—The # ot Caledonia left Charleston: slewinn, which waa reporved ashore 3) +. jeaton. was titesenith of Rotdy Ieland Light The weather had been very slormy, and It was suppored abe would he lost. Li ol lator. diols. and Laura (Sp). Ysera. Barce Boston, Marathon, Vandyke, snd York, barks Sultaa (Sp), Charleston Pol President Bmidt (Rrem). — Rell, and Andover, A iy . Holmes, from Callao for Hampton Road: from Mobile; barks 8 L nai Pernagiigeo Jun Mt with captain sat * | tom, Brnatord frm Antwerp: Snr Canouime 0 Dow, Houdletie, from Denelt’ tress Pinvenes ia before reported put inte'St Thomas te repel farce lyons Volley, Cotes, foches water per hour. Capt H would get Wirt: Marine. end Richmond, Goon! #hx men, and proceed o1 oyace. cating Snir TM Haves, Payne, from Liverpeot for New Orleans, was at S W Pasa 10th inet leaking bad! hefore reported at St Thomas in in in consequence of having TarispER (of Thomaston), Kalloch, from Roston ‘Malta for Constantinople wem ashore Zé nk on a sand in the Dardans!ies an’ on the 25h. After get ‘of the bar, a atropg wind had caused the water to reerde, leaving {he vere! almost high and dry. Rank Tewiae Recix, before reported wt Nasaan 6th inst, POLK: Feb weckre sche William Wilson, Giboa, ¥ REDFORD, Feb 2—Arr sobr Oarolle, Gage, Balu~ ould probahiy be ready io eal! again in ‘abot unrwe weeea: | More, Pr + J Biegler skiers Oem a | Oe m8 Al in por pr Macy ares Barc Ansa s Trac. before reperiestrunded at St John's sed aethiaary oth arr Bath tloop Harvest, Core a Fexeeh, ed at about au ¥ Cd r an other Gonee Wee Virgi- owned jor, Me. by Ceot Lyman Wiawall, her com- ine. ker, Virginia, a mander, She was to be wold 26th inet Piuwe ie vin Dw , Hardy, do, Joseph Benn Manis Jawntt, Cooper, from Rio Grande for Liver. | N F cosrgsearidtsa. Stren, Wat | MARREAER pet Wea Spar, ue. een head fi Arr steamer Delaware, Sonn Froutc, Kimball, from Bost with a fall cargo of merchandise. om where she hed pot in during the morm ha ened are + D mington, gra hie keh 3 Wi F024, 7a, ‘Baturday s etrn Bs ledge m Be "a asian’, Ze im id stove © Rombar' in ber bottom. are dao cargo, which will be brig. wae Cone elionk wih wea tor fet partially damaged. The revenw he her Judith Bomes Aner: one of the crew belonging to the cutter waa iC | “EROVIDENCR, Feb bare mamtner clortew, Wel x not fatally, Injured by the mriing of & baweer. fork jombian, Johnson, do. Std : Wale, wavle Probab be kt of B00, when she wonld be up eT a sionp Bisck sone, man Work. Frinte to the clty tor ; ARKS, Beb 10 Arr Ri . oem Rovikiand for Rowton, took | aut; 1ah, Hywsunee Marron’ Rey Weer Ela tah pele J ee eee Pipmouts ‘stent ‘ ndess Ripe, Wyorn; 190, bark 1 f Rutgers, Delano, 40% White Thar’ eaton Cal ene Suwannee, . lonnina Ligm wae owe onthe | port i? . Gov Brown, Arworthy, and ™ Pie “Gm ath 1 wee thought the vere! be con arcs, ie Woodhn: ed. Saivage decreed, 40 per cent on vessel and carro. ate get i. |. Feb Geoenahip Angusta, - Sonn Garnune, at New 4 from Balumore had seary | SALEM Feb Natharing, Berry, Afriem. rennet on ‘Pasmge, and shipped several seae Which slove Ww Vane TON ‘area Re prea oraet i cry quarter. London; echrs Sout . ¥. rn a Senn Jos M Hootron, from Wilmington, MO, for Priladel | dashes freee rah.) Datonert, Packer, STOP: 4 Si nacre pe he Caped of Delaware, bas | Hh Bivira, Alten Ghadalonpe; Bachange, Barel ) - woken