The Sun.
London, England, 1868-04-22 00:00:00

COUPONS PAYABLE.

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The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad Company give
notice in another column that the interest due on April
Ist on the Second Mortgage Bonds, is payable on demand,
at the office of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company,
7, Nassau-street, N.Y.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Coupons of Income
Bonds, due April Ist, will be paid by M. K. Jesup and Co.,

12, Pine-street, who will also pay the Jacksonsville and
Chicago Railroad Coupons of First Mortgage Bonds.

The April coupons of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road Company will be paid by the Farmers' Loan and.
Trust Company on presentation.
The Fourth National Bank of this city, and the Second
National Bank of Jersey City, will pay tho April coupons
of tho Jersey City bonds.

Duncan, Sherman, and Co. will pay the coupons on the
land bonds of the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Com-

The coupons on the Second Mortgage Bonds of the
Toledo, Peoria, and Warsaw Railroad Company, Western
Division, will be paid at the Farmers' Loan and Trust
Company ; on the 7 per cent. Land Mortago Bonds of t'ae
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, at the Farmers'
Loan and Trust Company; on the Bonds of the Union
and Logansport Railroad Company, at the St. Nicholas
National Bank ; on the 7 per cent. Equipment Bonds of
the Chicago and North Western Railroad Company, at 57,
Broadway, Now York ; and on the Bonds of the New York
and New Haven Railroad Company, at the National Bank
of the*Ropublic.

• MARKETS BY CABLE TO NEW YORK.
St. Loui.;, April 3.—T, bacco —The offerings are large ;
lugs and common leaffare a little lower ; better grades are
firm. Cotton flan at 25k. Flour—Superfine, $7 to 8 25;
extra, $8 60 to 9 25; double extra, $9 50 to 10 75; wheat
easier, at $2 60 to 2 50 for red and white fag. Corn dull
at 85 to 95.2. Oats heavy at 75 to 77c. Barley declining;
prime spring, $2 63. Ry© declining; sales at $2 50 to
$2 60.

Louisville, April 3.—Tobacco active, sales 336 hhds.:
lugs to manufacturing leaf $5 25c to $34 500 ; cotton,
251, to 251 e. ; superfine flour, $8 50c to $8 75c ; fancy,
$l2 50c to $l3; wheat, $2 45c to $2 50c; oats, 73c to
756 ; corn 83c to 85e; lard, 16c to 16-1-c ; bacon—clear sides,
loic packed.
Memphis, April 3.—Cotton excited and none offered ;
receipts, 800 bales ; stock on hand, 5,700 bales. Flour
dull ; superfine, $B. Pork, $26 ; bacon —clear sides, 16,109
Bulk shoulders, 11c ; clear sides, 144 c. Lard, 161 c to
171 c. Corn, 98c ; oats, 78c.
New Orleans, April 3.—Cotton excited and unsettled ;
sales 5,000 bales, middling at 30 to 301 c. Receipts, 1,949
bales ; exports, 2,934 bales; sales of the week, 34,700 bales;
receipts, 11,950 bales. Exports—foreign, 16,130 bales;
coastwise, 430 bales ; stock on hand, 69,264 bales. Sugar
and molasses very dull ; prices irregular and unsettled.
Flour firmer ; superfine $lO, exti a $ll. Corn in request,
quoted at $1.05 to $1.07. Oats in good demand at 800.
flay dull and drooping ; Ohio river, $18.50. Mess pork
firma at $27 to $27.25. Bacon active; shoulders 120,
clear sides 174 c. Lard quiet and steady; tierces, 17ye•
Gold 139.. Sterling exchange ; bank 151 to 152 ; com-
mercial 150 to 151; Now York sight, per cent. prem.