The New York Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1860, Page 8

8 Brooklyn City News Duar ANp Convicrion oN THe CHARGE OF Bicamy.—The @ourt of Sessions has been occupied for the past two days a the trial of Dr. Richard M. Smith, a patent medicine vender, formerly doing business it New York, by Bed @etment for bigamy in marrying two wives. The novelty of the cage ja in the fact that the defendan} get up a third marriage with the view of showing thereby that he had pot committed bigamy within the strict meaning of the Jaw. The indictment charged that defendant married & Miss Adeline Smith, at Smithtown Branch, L. I, on the oth of June, 1841, aud on the 13th of August, 1857, mar- vied Migs Josephine Decker, of this city. Both ladies were n cougt and testified to their marriage to defendant, The iret wife had five children and the second one child. ‘The defence brought three witnesses, who ewore positive ly that thoy witnessed the marriage of this same defend L, by hariotte J. Weeks, of Cold Spring, L. ant to Mie CUtiwell pastor of the old Chryati purch, ia New where tue © ras, performed ing alier service, I the year i586 ‘amined the father, mottier, sister, brothers an died in 1837), and the facts el Weeks) was’ married to Mr they knew Smith; he had catied at ¢ pay aitentions to Miss We Dusiness; they were positive ‘that she Spring in company Ww mith to come any ume; Lever heard enly informed of the m. one year ago. No mention of ever Deen made by deceased during s member of the family, The defesce, assuming that the marriage of defendant with Miss ¥ hea been proven, contended that the second marriage with Miss Saith— which tock place in the lifetime of Miss Wecks—was null and vou; and Miss Weeks being dead, the marriage with bise Decker was legitimate, in whatever morality of the case might be viewed. Tz mitted to the jury about three o'clock yesterday after noon, dat as they were, possibly, unable co comprebend the justice of punisbing @ man ‘for marrying two wives, and acquitting him om the groind of marrying a third, they brought in a verdict of guilty, after a very few min wees’ deliberation. The defendant being arraigued for penteuce, answered the usual questions, to the ot that be was born in Smithtown, L. I., was forty years of age, and had no mechanical trade. He appealed wo the Court for lenienc: firmed ftolemaly that he was marcied ‘Miss Week#, but that having abanioned bin, he mar vied again, not taking into consideration the necessity of uring’a divorce, He was wrong in marrying the d wife, although be cid not mean to be; and, in con- eluding, he hoped that, for the fake of his children, whom he loved dearly, the Judge would make his sentence as Bight as possi! The Judge stated that all the circam. stances were of such a character as not to warrant the Gourt in showing leniency. It was plain that he bad sub peenaed witnesses here to swear to a marriage by which, 4 proven, the reputation of a virtuous family would ave been blasted. The verdict of the jury met bis hearty concurrence, and the sentence of the Court would De that he be confined in the State prison, at Sing Sing, for four years and six months. United States Commissioner’s Court. Before Richard E. Stilwell, i. Mazen 9 —Heory Johnston and five other seamen wore held for examination on a charge of mutiny on board the Drig Humming Bird, in the harbor of New York. Supreme Court—Chambers. fore Hon. Judge Sutherland. THE SUITS OF THE OLD POLICE. Marci 9.— Wm. Beaty and others vs. Thé ripe of Police Commissionert—This was an application “to place move uses, at the suit of the old police, on the special Circuit Jendar. The Judj ge denied the motion, saying that he not think it goper to grant the order asked for. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL: Fray, March 9—6 P. M. ‘Fhe money market grows sensibly easier from @ay to day. The amount of money offering by Danks and other lenders at five per cent on call, is in excess of the demand, and parties who have ba- Jances over are obliged to be satisfied with 4 a 4}. Btill, the rates for paper are maintained at the minimum of six, which occasionally includes a bro- kerage. Atsevenall good paper is readily con- Yertible into money. Single names range from 7 to 8. There is now every prospect of an extremely easy money market, at least for the next four or five months. The movement of coin at the Sub- Treasury continues sluggish; the payments to-day Were $312,547, the receipts $153,155, of which $128,- 00 from duties, leaving the balance this even- ing, $8,306,169. Foreign exchange is very flat. The leading draw- er on Paris has lowered his rate to 5.15{, at which figure the demand to-day was slack. Other draw- ers were asking 5.16] a 5.17}, and we hear of some Southern cotton bills going at 5.189, less a broker- age. First class storling bills wore sold at 103} a }; there are some good mercantile bills in market at l0sga}. Itis evident that the renewal of the specie export is deferred for the present. Next month we shall probably begin to get rid of some of the gold which is accumulating here. The following are the last quotations of sight ex- change on New York at the cities mentioned, the qnotation being in all cases for gold :— ‘Chicago a 4g promi St. Loui “ Cincinnati Mobile... New Orleans, Baltimore. Philadelphia, The stock market continues buoyant and ani- mated, and a further advance in prices has taken place. This morning, at the commencement of business, an order for three thousand shares of New York Central—supposed to be for Albany account—was executed by a leading broker; the consequence was an advance of two per centin the price. The stock reacted after the first board; in the afternoon it sold at 74}, closing that bid, against 72) at the close yesterday. The impression is general that whatever becomes of the Pro Rata and Tolling bills, the Central will manage to take care of itself, The business in this stock to-day was very large. Rock Island and Galena were likewise active, at an advance of about one per eent each; they closed to-day at 64} and 59} respectively, against 63f and 68{ at the close yesterday. Illinois Central jumped up to 62, clos- ing that bid, against 59f at the close yesterday. The recent advance in this stock will be likely to bring over some shares from England for sale here. It is doubted in many quarters whether the increase in the net earnings of the road corresponds with the increase in the gross receipts; much of the cotton and sugar carried from Cairo is transported at very Jow rates. The Michigan shares are well sus tained—the Southern by parties who are operating on the strength of arrangements lately made be- tween the Southern and the Grand Trunk; the Cen- tral by Boston friends of the stock, who natarally consider that their negotiation for the renewal of their maturing bonds will be assisted by an appa rent recovery in the market price of the stock. The earnings of the Michigan Central have not shown the progressive improvement exhibited on most of the Western roads; for February they were $107,748, against $102,959 last year; the traffic during most of the month having fallen short of last year. Michigan, the Detroit and Milwaukee will probably affect the receipts of the Michigan Central. Read- ing rose one per cent, closing 42} bid, against 419 | at the close yesterday. The demand for State ‘stocks continues very lively, and a farther advance was realized to-day in slmost all descriptions, Federal 5's advanced j, Tennessees $, Mixsouris 2, Californias j; these securities are being taken by | ‘the public (mostly at the South) for investment, and look as though they might rise mach higher, | Good railway bonds, as Galenas, New York Centrals, Erie firsts and seconds, Harlem and Hudson Rivers, are likewise much wanted. After the first board to-day the bear jobbers, who are nota little dis tressed at the turn things are taking, attacked the market with some vigor, and cansed_ a smal! de- cline. In the afternoon the market was very ac- tive, the short sales being enormous in volume. Stocks closed very firm at the following quota- tions:—Virginia ¢’s, 943 a 95; Missouri 6's, 813 a 82; Canton, 20} a 21; Cumberland Coal preferred, 15} 916); Pacific Mail Steamship, 94a}; New York Central, 743 a }; Erie, 93a 3; Hudson River, 39} a 4; Harlem, 9 8 }; do. preferred, 34 a 3; Reading, 42} 8 2; Michigan Central, 40) a }; Michigan South- ern and Northern Indiana, 83.24; do. gneranteed, 174 8 26; Panama, 163} a 3; Illinois Central, 61 a3; Galena and Chicago, 59} a}; Cleveland and Tule- @o, 203 a §; Chieago and Rock Island, 643 a }. We understand that the arrangements for the sailing of the stéamers of the consolidated line to California are about completeg. Ti the expiration When navigation fairly opens on Lake | NEW YORK HERALD, » SATORDAT, MARCH 10, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEET of Mr. Vanderbilt's mail contract he is Faia aaileae to 160 Del & Mud ' send a steamer to Aspinwall on the 5th and 20th of | yon ¥ con RR. each month; the third steamer will sail on the 30th, | 32¢0 until the month of July, when a new arrangement i. will probably be made. The rates of passenger fare | 100 on the boats sailing from New York we published 4 the other day; freight is stillto be taken at él 75 | 700 per foot—the rate which was carrent during the 1 existence of the competition—instead of $3 per foot, FA 0 as formerly. If the Pacific Mail Company, who re- gulate the fares from San Francisco to New York, are as reasonable as their ally on this side, the public will have no rea son to complain. We believe that no arrangement - THE DRY GOODS TRADE. ‘¥@ following is a comparative statement of the imports of foreiga dry goods at New York for the week aad sinos Jam. Li has yet been made about the division of the specie For the wiek, 1858, 1850, 1860, freight money between the Atlantic and Pacific bench) Cs he) por $1,092,568 = 2.384.670 2,284,904 lines; it will probably be divided equatly between | "since Jan 1 T4S145 2,415,708 230/201 them, as it is paid not for the actual transportation | Entered at the ch AD ae 793 26,804,483 28,780,915 wom bi ‘Thrown on market.. 13,957/590 27,9591675 29605;161 of the gold, but for the risk and responsibility of handling it, which is equal on both sides. Most of the traffic reports from the railways for February have come in, and we republish our table with additions:— ‘There was again an augmentation in the entries of dry goods at this port the past week, as well ag in the amount thrown upon the market. They were Rearly as largo as thoge for the same period in 1859, while they exceeded those for the same week in 1858. The aggregates, since the first of January last, have been heavily in excess of vb. , 1859, ih 20s Increase or Dec. + $60,042 2,700 4,242 Deo. "55,485 66.499 11014 Ine. desnsed for the same time during the two precoding years. 183,183 186,189 53,005 &, ‘Annexed will be found the classification of the goods, with Cleveland and Toledo 56; roy ane ane (\ ] the value of thoge entered for consumption, thrown upon Syn er. ’ 354,000 35,000 « the market, warehoused and withdrawn. Of those ev Michigan yuthern.. 106,827 119,832 13,005 « [tered for consumption the value of wi Michigan Central... 102,945 107,748 4,803 «| amounted to $746,089; cotton do. to $3840 008; met ‘Toledo and Wabash... 39, b7L 42,063 2592 $794,528: flax, to $154,875, and miscellaneous articles to Cw., Ham. & Dayton 38,299 41,911 8,612 $130,803. It will be seen that woollen and silk goods Coi., B. and Quincy., 59, 427 80,479 21,051, “+ were the heaviest articles in amount on the list :— Little Miami, : 86,477 91,438 4,959 Entered far Cova Harlem... * 84,220 9,665 1 on Silke The advices from Europe by the Nova Scotian pea a AGS eiss 938,792 Ph enconrage the belief that the recent flurry in the Gar AR cts... Rawls... London money market has subsided. The advance in consols and in breadstoffs was not expected here; the dulness and tendency to decline in cot- ten have been long anticipated. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $20,782,606 91, and the balances $911,005 49. The Atlantic Fire Insuravce Company has de- clared a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, pay- able on demand. The Governor of New Jersey has signed the bill ‘thorizing the Hoboken and Newark Railway. tal.....1,286 $704,523 aig sto7.207 Laces Hdk’ rchiefs. 15 9.560 Threads a Linen & cot, 88 25/605 Total..... 454 $154,875 It is therefore a law. ae 13,552 The coupons for interest due November 1, — iMilinesy * eit 1859, on the first mortgage bonds (due in 1860) of : ps the Michigan Southern Raflroad Company will be paid on presentation and surrender at the Corn Exchange Bank, on and after March 12. The earnings of the Illinois Central Road for the first week of March are as follows:— $33,455 309 BARON ss 0) cs cnabioenpinnagsies ss uccs a ‘3 eee § 017 The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway for the 1 oh ; ee week ending February 25 were— a: aed 3 Base 1859 $55,691 48 ! ree “ a A 6,851 1 225 as eae 4 "006 2 1,37 IncTOMke .... see eeee ee 818,416 77 nN ald ae sid The Chicago Press of March 7 furnishes the fol- ns Total..... 161 $43,708 " ‘ tton— 114 $22.287 lowing statement of the movement of produce and Coie we $94,045 2 046 provisions at that point:— Colored. 23,050 10 = -2,752 The receipts and shipments of produce, live stock, &e., | Em.mueling. ie 8,759 4 1,068 during the past week, will be found in the following com: Prints. 4,914 — parative table:— % 2,319 Total..... 130 ——Recen (——Bupwenrs.- 1 854 Miscellaneous— Past Pres, smh wh Past Prive. Smwk 12 «7,668 = Straw goods. 4 werk. vocek” B59. toeek. week. — —— Emb'deries. 17 Flour, bbls. 855 sine shat tee ee 290 $77,009 Corses..... 9 Stat ae ae itis a gihaa Maiting....1,021 ae ne hy Sia 4 3yil me ae: a... 1,081 An 739 1,006 Entered tai 1s ‘zi Bar for a . a: tng. ty 99 55 1 $749 2 $542 us ite s 48 32,443 —- — 57,645 sab'0m0 924 B70 434,089, 48 Total... 76 $17,001 16,636 442 922 610 9K, 39'874 4 1,384 Sk— — 22805 74,489 43,579 1 8 $1,099 Annexcd is a siatement of the business of the | Wors'. yarn 4 hen New Orleans Mint for the month of February: — Total. 62 : Doposites—California gold Cottoa— 8,210 old from other source! Cottons... 40 445 Colored 6 B817 Silver parted from Cal. gold. a Silver from other sources, ———— $110,412 85 $115,081 16 748,089 $20,000 00 794/528, 1 ay silver quarter dollars. 87,000 00 100,050 00 +++ $120,000 00 On Tuesday a meeting was held at the court Total coinage... $43,798 house at Pittsburg, at which the following address 77,000 4 14,628 was adopted:— 27,643, ‘To Tus Vorans oF ALLKGHANY County.—At a meeting of 14,877 citizens from various parts of the county, held in the iy _ eee Court House, March 6, 1860, in consideration of the im- Total 756 $177,850 portent crisis on railroad taxation, we upanimous!y re- commend the voters of Alleghany county, at their spring $16,240, election for township officers, on Friday, March 10, to 17,931 vote by ballot on the railroad tax; that Is to say, all those 1,099 in fevor of the railroad tax being paid will yote a ticket or 10,881 ballot with the word ‘‘levy,’’ and those opposed ‘Will yote 27,472 a ballot with the words ‘‘no levy.”” It is hardly neceasary to recapitulate statements of fact relalive to railroad subscriptions, but simply to state the fact that if the railroad tax is levied for the payment of the interest on all the railroad bonds, the amount lovied on city property for all taxes will be n fraction more than five per cont on the valuation, and on the county Property a fraction less than five per cant on the valuation. Freemen, to the polls! Do your duty, and we are frea- men still! Fail todo your duty, and we are slaves to fo- 4,953 $73,622 ‘The export ‘trade last Week was fair to Southern Ameri can porte; but as no cargo Cleared for China, no shipments Were reported for that market. Nevertheless the demand continued, and sales were making for the supply of thet trade. The lary shipments were made to Mexico and New Bae rhe exports of cotton domestic goods from of Now Yor! wi ding March 9, 2200, were as annexed:— 2% pa : reign bondholders. Value. ‘On wotion the following resolution was passed:— $1,342 Resolved, That we regard the act of the Supreme Court 124 as a usurpation of power, only equalled by their recent 5,023 decision in the famous Thomas case. 20,916 It appears from the following peragtaph in the boo Cleveland Herald, that one of the Ohio Lite and pt re Trust Company’s cases has been decided:— $37,610 Before Judge Foote, in the Court of Common Pleas, yes- terday, a verdict for the plaintiff was rendered in the feature in the heavy cage of the Summit Count) ik vs. Gordon etal. The | amount of goods offered at auction. These public sales case grows out of the failure of ihe Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company. The defendants paid the paper at maturity to the partics holding it, and took indemnity against ‘thie judgment. A new trial will be moved for by ome Philadelphia Ledger of to-day says:— ‘The coal trade well, and when the coal trade is brisk, it being the great essential in motive power, ma- have diverted to some extent the attention of jobbers from the importers. The eales also drew attendants from pelehbosing cities, and the retail country dealers were also present in eréator or leas force. The auction move. diminish pom ments tended to in the pen ome slailar goods. cenamaiacth from a Manchester »; arrivals continued to be favorable. Our own mand, facturers, and es; at the eastward, accor to all nufacturing and mechanical industry is usually prosperous. | accounts, wore full ro loyed and doing well Considering eversthing—the high ‘ice of cotton abroad laces : extended — oA tho fair prospects of a better market for breadstatfs, the | S0me Tisecs old mle were’ oy aor sos The trade from the South was fair, Ls somewhat less active than earlier in the season. There ‘were some duplicate orders in ihe market, int intended to restore hagedb | from Southern aseortments, cities. the Western trade, not so large or 80 active as for- merly, nevertheless exhibited more animation. And from older States of tho West the business was firm, while injthe new States, so much victimized by wild specu- lation in 1857, tho business was limited and regular, and another Ball ‘will have to be raised before it can fully re- prospects of cheap money, the moderate indebtedness of our gee) to arte ‘a8 evidenced by the low — of foreign light shipments of specie, the age ree reduction in loans, and the progressive reco- very of the Western country, as proved by the increased try, railway traffic—it may be safely said that the commercial horizon is brighter than it was a year ago. Stock Exchan; Fray oe Sirtpes were a with fair sales, at unchanged prices. 00 Mich'g 1 100" 850 Reading RR...830 424; | Cottonades wore in fair request. Law! changed Saco mit 9334 100 860 425; | and in slendy demand, ‘Sales of do la ines ‘wore light a claearl Dead .~ wan ae a Fine and fancy ight cloths oe pelmets A ss emand, je Movement in satin wacky Toto Mich Sosfba., 63 1004Mich Con RR.b3d 40% | jeans was lah. i Raesaeact 14000 Gal & Chi 2mb do . 40; |” The foreign goods business was moderate, Trench 2000 L rie & W1mb 50 areas goods were heavy ani sales light, while prices of LecoDelL & WR Im i fome kinds at private sale were deprosaod. | Forelga } 1000 0.....2m ‘ wi 8 were dull, an mod ction 10 shs Bk of Ainerica 109: te ecet eg houses have been actively engaged during the woek, and the sales were re generally woll attonded, while prices were The opening ‘of public sales of sill were less favorable than ‘was aaticip sted, attribated, in part, to badly selected days for selliag, combined with | 50Del& Hud 0Co 825 43 50 do. be 95 100 Bud River BR... 393¢ too sudden crowding of goods on the | 50 Pacific MailSSCo, Seantion of buyers in unusual quantities. The 660 94 result was that considerable quantities were The sales made later in the week exhibited more soit, having been held in more regular rotation, while prices bepress h low, were some better. res) of linen today by Messrs. Wilmording & Mount, w! p ireeangee company. The brown linens ‘were sold without and the prices realized were regarded as satisfactory. & Oo. held au extensive sale of carpeting and 0} Canton ‘esteiagy “hich was well attended. There was a sale to-day of the en ed ine Maillard & Co., which ‘war well attended. It opened with printed goods, which S old at fair prices. 200 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. = sgn canoe urna A my 100 Pate at 6c. Pearls were quiet at 540. 3900 BRRADSTUFPS. —! —The market for Stato and Westera 550 brande were firmer and mo” active, and closed at an ad- vante in come egy ea) & 10¢, rn $5000 mined einetoed Sees }, closing wil 4 (6000 of prices.— 4000 8525 a 5 35 20000 43 a 665 10000 52% 8 585 2000 670 a 715 S000 68 a 7 75 sbe 610 a 630 6 Straight to good extra 640 a 750 200 Pac “boiee «xtra family and bakers’ brand: 718 a 775 J 00 a 440 2 365 a 415 & Doi, at $5 80 4 March 9, 1860, cover. Later in tho season it is expected that it will im- $1000 Indiana Se 88 gooaha NY Con me 745¢ | prove to some extent. There was no movement in ey 4000 Tenn 68 9085 do.. 74%¢ | woollens, and clothiers have rot entered the market for 120 Harlein Bit poeta, au Set for the autumn trade at tho 200 eo. B30 343g demand for cotton goods tended to sus- 34g aig Neg vy brown sheetings were in good demand S44 fig Tight shoeing ot 4 ) bleached, were stead 2 ‘with moderate sales; other widths were i, a$7%5. Southern flour was better ond in good ryt with salee of 2,000 bbls., closing within the rango of t above quotations. Rye Your wis sieady and den he changed. Corn meal war steady at the above with sales of 275 bbls. Wheat was bettor and more ac- tive, with sales of 21,000 bushels, lostoaing Xt ae wanlves clad at $1.25, and white Canadian in store at p. t.; smutty do., at’ $1 5134 tn store, and Ned Sisto at SL Corn woe steady wnd sales limited, with bara gales of Jersey and Southern yellow at 780. a Sle.; aud white Southern at 78¢. a 80c, Barley was steady, and sales of 5,000 bushels of good stock were mado at 80>., ia store. Barley malt was steady at 90c. a 92c, Oats were io fair request, withf sales of State at 44c. a 45c., and of Weetern aud Canadian at 433j0 a 443¢0. ‘The exports of flour and grain from New York for the week ending March 7 were-—To Great Britain, 1,111 bbis. flour, 5,0¢0 bushels wheat, 11,350 bushels corn; ‘wo British provinces and other places, 6,567 bbls. flour, ‘300 bush- els wheat, 260 bushels corn, Corrre.—The stock of Rio was quis limited, and the market was firm, with gales of 100 bags at 125(c. a 13340. and 1,600 do at 180, Cortox —The market was active, while prices were ua- changed. The sales for the day footed up about 8,500 bales, about 2,600 of which were in transit, closin, cstondy on the basis of 11346. a 11140. for middling ap! Faxicuts.—To Liverpool em 1,000 bales of cotton were engaged at 9-32d. a 5-16d. a'long oil at 253. per top, 250 bbls. pork at 2a, h. 'To London 100 tierces were engaged at 68. To Bremen 260 bales of cotton were evgaged at 15-16c., and 600 bbls. rosin at 3¢d, Rates to Havro were unchanged, Hay —Saies of about 1,000 bales were made at $1. Hives.—The market this week has been moderately ac- tive, the trade purchasing only to supply their imme- diate necessities, and refusing to operate to any extent unless at a material concession. Importers are firm in their prices and ¢o not offer their stocks freely at current rates. The sales have been 3,500 Buenos Ayres, fe. ex- port, 28c. carh; 1,000 Rio Grande, 243, 6 months; 1,100 Cnagres, 2le. do. 1,600 Porto Cabello, 21 1c. Maracaibo, 2136 1,200 Texas, "18445. @ 10¢., do.; 3,000 Penang 123z0,, do.; 2,400 California, private terme, Laatiten.—The demand this week has been good, deal- ers refusing to offer their stocks freely at present rates. Morassrs.—Sales of 240 bbis, New Orleans were mide at 48c,, and 26 do, Cuba at 30, Navat Stones were quiet, and sales moderate a: un- changed prices. visions.—Pork——The market was less active, and Bois were lower. The sales embraced about 1,500 aoaae old mess at $17 10 a $17 25, and uow do. at $18 1: $18 26; old prime at $12 60, ani new do. at $14 62; $14 75. ve! was in goo demand avd prices firm, with sales of 1,000 bbls., including country mess at $5.28 a $5 50; repacked do, at $0 50 a $10 59, and extra at $11 60 a $1250; prime mess was firm at Sib a$l9. Beet hams were firm, with sales of 60 bbls. Wesiern at $15 59 4 $16. Cot meats weresteady, with sales of 175 hhda. and tierces at Te. a 7i<c for shoulders, wad 9c. a 91¢0. for hae. Bacon was in fair demand aud firm, with gales of 360 boxes at 93,0. for Western Cumberland out, and 101c. for long ribbed do., and 150,000 lbs. short clear city at p.t. Lard was steady, with sales of 900 bbls. at lle allio; and 400 kegs at 12%. Dressed hogs were at Tice. 8834. Batter was in fair demaud at llc. a 150 for Ohio, atl Stato at 150. a 280, Choese was in eteady demand’ at 936. a 10¢. Rice.—The market was steady, with sales of 200 casi at S70. a 1c. per Ib. ScGars—The market was firm, and sales footed up about 1,000 bhds., within the range of 6%\c. a 7c., and ¢. Yee leaf is in good demand. The sales em- braced 17 hhds. Virgina at 8c. a 10c.; 327 bales Havana at 26c. a 50c.; 702 do. Cuba at p. t; 205 do. Yara at pt 264 cases sed leaf at Sc. a 180.; 26 do. Florida at c. y—The market was steady, with sa’es of 609 bo at 240. ‘Woon —The market is quiet, with ouly a smal! ity from consumers, aud sales are in consequence yor Da We have only to réport 20,000 Ibs. half to f bhiod fleece at S8c. a 52c.; and 10,00 Ibs. pulled extra at 42c. No. 1 and euperfine “remain very dull of sale. California wools arc on fale in large quantity, but there are no pur- chasers at owser’s views. Foreign descriptions partake of the general inactivity pervading sity market. FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. ‘The retail prices of meats at Washington market remain the same, almost without @ single alteration, as at our last quotations. Vegetables, some kinds of fruit, as apples, oranges and lemons, have gone up a little, while eggs are a trifle cheaper. The following is a list of the prices:— Brer.—Sirloin steak, 16c. per 1b.; porter house stesk, 18c. a 20e.; rump do., “4c.; huck roast, 10¢, a13e. ; corn- ed beef, Sc. a 12c. per To. Mutton —Mutton chops, 12c. er he ; hind quarters, 1€c. a 12c; fore quarters, 8c. a 9c.: lamb, 120. Veal —Catletz, 16c. a 18. per ib 7 fore quarters, 86, a 10c. bind quarters, Ilo. a 12¢, Por.—freeh pork, Ie. per Ib.; salted pork, do.; hams, 18¢. a 14¢.; shoulders, 0c. a 126; sides, 103z0. ic. ; jowl, 100. per tb.; roasting pigs, $1'25 a $1 50 excl MiscRLLANEOUS,—Bologna sausages, 160. per ib.; beef tongues, 75e. a 8c. each; lard, 10c. a1234c. per Ib. Borrer, Foes, & ‘Orange ‘county butter, 25c. per Ib. ; State (privoe), 18c.; Western, 17c.; cheese, llc. a 12 cgge, 14 for 250. Porurry axp GAme.—Fowle, 12c. a 14c. per Ib.; broil- ere, 62c. per pair; turkeys, 16c. a 17c. per Ib.; geese, 120. per Ib; squabs, $225 per dozen; toal ducke, 50c. a 62c. per pair; red head do., $1 a $125 per pair; mallard do., Gc. per pair; canvass back do., $150 a$2per pair; quails, $1.50 per dozen; prairie chickens, 88¢. a $1 per pair; Guinea fowls, #230. per pair; partridges, 62c. a 750. per pair; squirrels, 9c. a 12c. each; rabbits, 370. a 50>. per pair; venison, 12c. a 140. per Ib.; Jersey quail, $1 50 per dozen Weatern quail, $1 50 per dozen; Guinea hens, €2c. per pair, wila geese, 88c. 2 $!. Fisi.—Codlish, 6c. a Te per Ib.; flounders, Bo; eels, leh, Se. a 10c.; striped bass, 15c. ‘a 18c.; ‘a B0c. per Ib.; blue fish, S¢.; salmon trout, 120. a 16¢.; haddock, 8c. nickerel,, 100. @ 160.; black ‘Dings, 1c. al2.; catiah, 8o.; lobetore, 6c. per Ib,; Sere: $i 50a $2 50 por hundred; “troet fish, 80. per 1b sl ad, ech, BTe. 8 0c, Howry. —White clover, 2 Ib. ; buck wheat, 14:. 18c.; hive, fc. a 10c.; straineam. VEGEYARIES.—-Mercer potatoes (best), “$2 50; common do., $1 75; peachblows, $2; Janes, $1 60 per bbl; Dyck- man’s, $1 50a $1 75; sweet do, st boa $l 76 per Dbl; $2 25; cabbage, 88. 2 100, per head; cauli- flower, 18¢. & 26e; squash, 18c. a 25c. each; gariic, 120. por burch: beets, dc, per buach; lecks, 66. a epee buneh; onions. 180. a 260. LJ Beet Satrold, oI bunch; table — ery, 120. per Frvir.— Western apples, $2 754 $3 25 eae com- mon, $2 60 per bb].; red’ streaks, $2.25 per bbl; fall pipping, $2; greemogs and epitzenburgs; $8 60 a $4 $1; Rox- bury ruseets, $3 60 per bbl ; cranberries, 130. 200, bens quart; crab apples, 62. half peck; chevtnuts, 870. quart, oranges, $8.28 = €3.60 per bbl; choice aly lady apples, #7 $10 por bbl.; Newtown ‘pipping, uns ; cranberries, $11 a $13 per bbl. ; quinces, st sons per hundred. PERSONAL. DYEREDEMENT FROM THE LONDON TIES, OF immediately’ en formerly, and give addresn, “frowt matics require your signatare. wit N¥_LADY WISHING TO weeks find mi M ght alnce Weane#, can hear of an opportunity to address: ing, stating particulars, D, HL. Perry, F Lis Herata a i ig a RECKIVED; WILL BE there whev you arri L F MISS MARY STUART OR STEWART WILL SEND a ADDRES A LINE TO Herald office, abe will confer a grest favor.’ ha M®; BERNARD THOMAS, FROM IRELAND, W! pene call at 12 Park place, New York, where be will M°* RECEIVED —$100. P. & B. ERSON AL.—TAXPAYER WILL WILL FIND ry Nae ‘tm Westchester county, in hobe pe |S per, an ne | ET LETTS AE EE W's MANONA tg BE — ig 9 To ee ewer my last leitt DANCING ACADEMIES. G. a DEG. BROOKES GRAND RXBIBITION AND ‘March 12, introducing the various and two ladies. tickets, each. . pa! 5 hs Gere ar Mead CLOTRING, &C. SITUATIONS \ WANTED—FE™M aLES. u SH LADY, ‘ACCUSTOMED TO TWITION, 18 procuring s comfortable home in a respect | 3 er time 1m. tbe | ble fami Fe oon a prerancte re Reierttbes atten Aadvess H. G., Post YOUNG, HEALTHY GERMAN WOMAN, WITH A fresh breast of , Wants ® ‘as wet nurse. Ap: ply_at 19 Sullivan street, second floor. front room. SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPROTABLE GIRL: fr cook, an io a fretless who usine a is ‘ble of takin, ourereberge of Sicha the esderstande a Fioaae call or address at we 147 Kast Lth ot, between Jet avenue and avenue A. A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH A rail. ia denizous of Obtaining a situation as wet nurse ina tamily. Satifactory referenee given. Apply at wwe between Goud and and Bridge, Brooklyn, TUATION WANTED—BY A __ RESPECTABLE 1] rg? Porn ented 4 wa family, Good elly reference. Mis ot Hetween Tih and 8th ave , se 4 Ww 'E) RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED a Ennis mow, sean tb Tipe ae Oy we sence envin peice i aug past of We Sas wire for one week at 729 reeawich at, N. ANTED—A Serv asren Sr BYA Baie gg a SY VV married women, with & ‘fresh breast of um! ead reference iver Call fortwo daye st 26 Ist ay., Corner of 3d st. Lo Bet aie A pbadnpi CHAMBSRM ATT SoD respe Young womact yt alts reference. Can wheaspuntt engaged at 67 15th 83, between 6th and 7th ave., rear. (Ay ANTED—BY A RESPROTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION ‘a8 good cook and excellent wasber and ironer, or would at of reference. Piesse call ai launc ress, Has bt, in t ANTED—A STATION AS pay yi bf AND troper. Call at 390 7th bet. S4th and 35th att Wenter—ay A YC L, & SITUATION AS ‘chembermaid and waiter. Can be seen at her present pyre, No, 15 Bond s:., Srookl, W ANTED—A SITUATION TO ATTEND AN INVALID nae agra Ra by @ecmpetent middio aged Ameri- can lady. Vaston, 186 Myrtle av , ‘Undoudted references given. Apply to Mrs. at. 5. JANTED—A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG WOMAN. TO the wasbi \yn. o the cooking and agaist in and ironing of mifer Wert of ety reference givers Can be vesa for , in the basement, back room. rivate family. wo days at 30 Weat 20th HELP WANTED—MALES. AGENTS WANTED 1BROUGHOUT THE GOUNTRY to sell Miller's exa-beater, which is decidedly the beat ar- ticle in the market for mixing purposes; $5 08610 per day eaally made, “Encloge etainp for rewrn Narn postage CO., 879 Broadway. fe RT fats ita rere US bis | ToE ywery Musie Hail, . immediately. is SADLRR, Proprietor GENTS.—AGENTS WANTED THROUGH THE COUN- to sell David Vanionin tvvo-entod metalic Sewing Needle Threader, a peat article good chance to make money. Elijah H. Draper, sole agent, office 463 Canal street, corner of Hudson at., N. ¥. A So, aR ate came, es readily at six hundred per cent The inventor is about leaving for Furope Impotency by Sout must bea reaps usiness. Very little mon: ones req tie Tred ea Also parties wis! have ax opportunity room 22. A BEXTABLE MAN, WILLING TO LOAN A FEW bundred Ca on. secarit; sn have a permanent atuasion in ana colailipet mercande buses for 390 sear one week, wi LG, Herald “ce. NTED, TWO Pg 3 he ABOUT 15 sehrin sory those having some know- ittare. sho haslapan gent apply to BB Meehan, 257 ave. |ANVASSERS WANTED.—EIGHT OR TEN ENERGET. ic men, wall sequalnted withthe ty, can bees of an op- ortunity to make good wages cal on oie , 62 White street, scaond oor, be! tween, 9 aud 0 o’elock UG CLERKS WANTED.—MUST BE FULLY COMPE- tent, well recommended and speak French. Apply at, 183 Broadway. ~ RUG hoe WANTED—IN A RETAIL STORE. A Geni fish arg referred. Apply at T.C. outrey &a a ‘Gola or Hy sore, Third ‘avenue, “cor ner Trent ESPEO’ re MEN oe = yg adibonoe Fd ee it a vie J ‘SEDeaTie _— PERIENC! kl eee ALSO collectors. ‘tp ae Were Clerks 4 E- pre Broadway. tured. No com! ia advanee,: Reference to first claes houses, Established Wi a . J. REDPATH, Waren tee —ANY ONE CaN MAKE £0, PER MONTH ‘worth of stencil tools. Sold by Jonn Milliken, ‘Lawrence, ‘Mena fe ei age AGENTS, IN CITY AND ry c&n make from $5 to $lv per day in séliog Maynard's ‘Chemical Ink Erasure, wanted in every counting house fn the United States Samples sent by mail on receio. of 2% cents. Call on ‘7 em Eagerly & Woodbridge, sole agents, 229 Broadway, N. ANTED—FOR A SHORT WHALING VOYA%E, Swenty pout young Amerioan men. Apply at oe igvest corner of Rector ‘ANTED—A SMART YOUNG MAN, ABOUE 18 YEARS old, to send a liquor store. Reference required from last employer Apply corner 47th Bt. and 3d ave, ESTED—A BOY. TO OPEN OYSTERS, AND MAKE ¥_ bimselt generally ‘Apply at 2i7 6th ave. Waxtep—a bee eal AT gAMES TUCKER'S, 759 W “Broadway, near sth bed SMART, sagan is ovieeat ur WHO good. quick hand, reet'at figures. dress Careful, box 2,951 Post office. ii ANTED—8IX CITY EXPERIENCED SILK SALES Gorongs knoveledso of the business eed. apply at Ars, oromeh. en ct Aracid, Ginsinble & Co's, betweont and 8A: Mo Gamal and Accu: ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAW AS WAITER, AND 60 TO a ‘useful; must thoroaghl: ae pecs pers ‘f of steady habits and mae come we ecommmen e preges avd sgovd home. Apply at 10 bred HOTRL CLERE, ONE WHO IBC, - bie and willing to devote is time to his exp dete tay oe Semen St. Lawrence Hotel, corner of Brow en YOUNG MAN TO CARVE AND ‘MAKE mn . Appl 74 Winlam st, Rew] tee Tork, efore ten o' 4 Ne wie le fir enn at W “ererces required. STRONG BOY. WAGES ‘oa G00! juired, Apply at 78 Cedar st., ap sabe a gg rg -AN ENERGETIC DEY ee SALESMAN. Trish or English. (with reference and malery ery enpectee) Broadway, Herald. othe icon Aatcehe | Pinmieentaeetsna de Ely opad £2, IN THE COUNTRY, A MAN WHO wi Tepatrer, and who can repair rye} do eapra ‘One waa a fal fuity competent ply to M. K. Moody & Oo, 118-Broadway, TO $8 PER DAY MADE.—. $5 Te UL rarer sonville, New J a FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. THE TRADES. Seep a a Ne nrc SITUATION WANTED—AS V£GETABLE AEs re bola oes tre your | Herel a Sliressed to LACKSMITH.—WANTED, re a - Bucxs pe pace pang AND ee ARDERES Saavasal A game Be be a and flow: rae “Address @. box 1,078 out eile, ALIST AND DIE SINKER—A CLASS P. DROSS ela areata Saas WANTED—BY A A GARDENER, RURSERY NURSERY nd Sep Carystie et , room No, 2. a A oops cere Qe ~ ee HEELWRIGHT.—WANTED, A FULLY a Bea reerente of ch None but compet neel ‘direes Whos! ‘ANTED—TWO ¥ es TO GO TO GEOR ‘and Alsbama. Good workmen Salient peed only apply, to Jno. W. Eilots, No. he! _< Wr GOOD DRUMMER, FO! yy lifieati aad a bor bia : ANTED—A SITUATION AS PRACTICAL ENG!- peer; Co, 257 Pecrtae had id years experienes. Apply to Payn & | HELP _ ATUED-PRMALRS. LL GooD § SERVANTS Oa Gu 8 OAN GET Goo! a nei 1a food taming t good wagea, othe large ae Tea uta ‘h ave; ', Faritien supplied fed promt with of Ip. Cote nL a NCD a A oom cooK By en fawn A aaicdlensed Aen A me pon ook ; ‘tse lrian walle an pee an aes, is food referenten “apoly st 4B 5ihav-s afer 100% T ye BROADWAY Art fee Seer many Wied ieee Gita GIRIA, GIRLS WANTED, =. Sei St John’ age comer a brs ape, yp recy UREE Sere A SMALL Fal Ar ply a Ar ply at Li Perry at. [VO GIRIS WANTED—ONE TO COOK, W: tron, the eiber aa chambermaid and waitress, z Foam except they have city references, Inquire at 232 arash and rong 8 in a private wei rn han ferences. Apply at 14 ‘clock. Wasrusts. rotestant wousn, as arr w at 107 Madison av. ANTED—A GI WELL QUALIFIED Wt vas and bn hy at Wee 217 Lexip; oa ave, se DO COOKIN TR tonal GIRL TO DO BOUEITORE OF oF in family; one that ca! fron, and ebild: cobalt ‘Cuil at 403 4th at, in the besamnent. os ‘ANTED—TWO CLASS MILLINERY HAND8;) ‘alt eatad- maid and to help the Cai) at No. 7 Hudson terrace, Hoboken. ANTED— AM HONABT, ACTIVE, WALL °TED exes eg eey ber an one tad na Seosrereqvired. “A good place mad good woes Be ane @ 14 TO 16 YEARS Al fel Renta willing odo Upper poy Fee Cetceks at No. "IIS East iach: Apply from 10 19 13 a ANTED AN ee WOMAN, TO COOK AND ash for ® smail family. Also, 10 same fami) America iovact aa cha ane eam ack chambermaid and waitress. ARTED—A GIRL, TO DOG! W W-REBicd ity TORE areel GEEeoee ‘AS WAITRESS AT. 13 ‘ANTED—AN ENGLISH GI! VY East @6th at. Must understand business. W WARTED—A eumet CLASS Roe gg md NONE NSED iainted with all tis brangbes. Inquire fmmediacely at 305g Division at, zy Pal -« EES ee aa ANTED—A GOOD STEADY WOMAN, W ‘iistd, tnd to nantt tn wash tied onlin «Nav need 8. Apply between on 10 aed Hy ‘2 al hi F908 reo PERCY Wet oa ‘ANTED—IN A SMALL Le gi [- MAMI Wo oe vis ae LAU to make Dereel anf Hana ovock, at8i Tenth at, betwee ranean Pisa ANTEDTAT 435 PEARL ST. A GIRi THR Werarote rally sovsltiog ot two pertons mad «chi Aummari person Wil Work casy; wages Simao Serene Se cae ANTED—A SPANISH, FRENCH OR GERMAN LAs dy’s maid and seamstrees; well recommended. “Apply, NT @) GENERAI BREWS where there are but iar the sxaeat Boum a inquire at 128 West 40th st, German oF colored; fra 8 A eA to3 P.M. 5 Magi ers GOOD COOK bop A GOOD a bermaid, ina required. Apply at 2/4 West ‘Py ANTeD—A SMART, TIDY GIRL, TO a Gistancg In ihe eounizy Zoe genefal bovis Som Cook, washer and fronere and and well, recommen ers need apply; wages $7. Call at $94 Carlen ave, reoign pt hn! ANTED—A ore TO CO W ee mote tance A SH AND aa ae ply at 126 fact 12th st. TANTED—BY THE DAY OR has A FIRST RATE Grestmaker; references r-) linery. APHIS ‘st Madame Douga' 323 4th Wantto=a CLEAN, SMART MIDDLE A a We wo. man or girl. as plain cook and excelleot washer must bea fret rate serea:t, willleg and obliging: the family smell, comfortable bome ani good * need apply unless wilh bes: city references Faq at rom and west Broadway. @ 4th et., one block 1 SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, BOY ABOUT SEVENTEEN YEARS OF AGE W to obtain a sitnation; can 8 good hand, and squainted with the aquare Post office. YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUSTION AS POSTER, Has the best of references, Address O. P., Heral: be A SITUATION WANTED—A8 SALESMAN, IN a re. Lait ie lant aritficlal flowers,” bya an a ae bg oem = ge tei en sales Wholesale wllingry house,” First tale referencee f ie employer. Adérews Haydn, Berald offiee, Am rt A YOUNG MATRIED MAN DESIRES A SITUATION as blpping clerk in a whotesnle. grocery bose ‘aice references given. Address Shipping Cierix, Bend rivate Seer WANTED-—BY A YOUNG MARRIED tao ‘as collector, shipping or board clerk; isa first rate rotafraid to work. Meteremce A No, bs box 167 Herald afiee, i dare 3 BE, ITE ADVERTISER, 4 FIRST CLASS ACCOUNTANT, having a thorongh inowied domenid hardware, desiree toe iS i themselves tn Philadel iota A Ahumaelves ta Zbl. sicreve De init oats Westone FIRST CLa88 SOPRANO DESIRES & situation in @ Protestant church. i need apply. Au interview may be'kad "22D ag, bere reat Twent} YOUNG Max, & situation Weta a beure le wig ig sohe Meiel stale naiae and is quick at figures. Adéress B., Herald ofleer ANTED—A, BITOATION, BY wal Wiican flour store for the lant ieuayotpicing ciae, map pnd tipping clerk. Acdrecs G. W. Angevine, 125-4109 ‘HOUT EN- "ANTED—AW AMERICAN WIT take rooms. Addreag Housekeeper, Chatham square WOMAN of a suit of office. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, ON Wisres 4 AN, A S(TUATI as retee given from ate emplever. ‘a permanent situation.” Address ANTEDOBY A, MAN, A. SITUA IKonly ator address 8 SC+08 5 Broome a 2 3 CunerTe ie GEBMAN, alah nea Tron box ‘bookkeeping. Adrress un, a Sectors Pause wouLD Ties i ame Sage Bos a) a on an we ncper ta age Bs ws PRR 8a tS Oeireee bedgpesen ng sd CIfY AND ray, a aan eat at it roadway, ‘Story, frost room. D, AGENTS WARTED TO FOR 80 Goin ie de NEW AMBAICAN’ CHCLOPEDLS, D. APPLETON 4.00 and 42 io Broatway, "AV YOU SERN MAX IRWIN ANDFRANK PELLIN — | Hse UAON OONSERT Suu el reer ae Ialasion cents. D. A. Searls alliegg oe BCTLER ne HEALY, PALE, Proprisces Ka TORINICK, | RILLICRINICK, KILLICKINIGR — _ ated Lynehbarg(Virrinia) Decco te now Fr quant c 0°] Fulon seat ¥ PREL’ CAMPBELL apres ywark Theatre f Mewday ena STROM g ay an, evant | on heir oman Mhiorian molanges = a. awe CHARLES WHITR late of Wood's Micetrets ir. OHA who wil appear tn o. njaseiion with the nin we troupe, d T. HONTLBY, Business Manecer. TSS GaMPBELLS f-J OOMING |! ‘be origiva) and we)) known FRANK SONvaRae'g Comprising s mae 3 ee ppt pees bifted pe: as from the M24 essence of or Eitopen istreley, Suent pean on STAR OF THE FIRST wal eiliqwe tre fore on ittr 8 tun Ne Oe, 98 ies of the Serardsy, March 17, visiting all the prominent cl bat seo, be replete with eboloes! seine, ro pert Py na challenge compmmion, Fall partealare wa fume streripeittt . C. LEY, Agent. South acd Theie repertcire of songe,