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CIRCUS.

There are supernumerares- brilliant stars-a
host individually and when combined, form troupe
before equaed in the world. The PropretOrs feel conf lent
the public will appreciate their success in uniting a
pany much nOwedged talent.
MADAME TOlRNIAiKE.-NO lady in ancient modern
time has equaled this 1mphed courage
beauty and finish OF her exhibitors Among other perform
ances she will ride six horses bare back boundO from seed
steed igning and controlling her ing troupe during
their utmost speed exhibiting eas Of courage and horse
manship attempted by any female in this ntry.
The Fixed eyes, anxious conferences and breahess
Of the thousands Of her audience in Paris Rome vi.
enna London New Hor and the larger cities Of the Union
wherein this magic artist has performed attest the high
reputation OF the greatest Lady Equestrian the know
world she has had her equal, will she until the
equestrian education Of MILE JOSEPHINE her avore pu
talent give promise Of sharing the Of her
great preCeptess she will appear and confirm her growing
reputation IS a del rde.
MONS RENoIl-The great Trick Rider, will appear in his
Gymnsstic and Equestrian Performances startling and
amusing his audience with his hOrsemanshp and
Light balancing horseback, Cup Ball. Plate Spinning,
Stuck ncing &c This celebrated artist known to every
child ia the United Stes receiving the Roy Patronage
has been secured by B. B. Co., add, II possible to the
various other attractions presented.
FERDINAND and THEODORE in their astonishing and
daring eas Master Theodore the greatest rider Of his
age in the world
Ma T. LINING The great Flying Cord Performer will
exhibit his skill in variety q Aerial Gyraons the cOrde
voene.
Ma. sAM WEISEB--The great HippocoBd,icdg DescriB-
0r, will appear Gown. Thi simple announcement is
sufficient fr who has heard Of SAM original Clown
introduce his "MB &c Hstl"
The stupeEdous Persian feats called Ia PERcHK will BE-
performed by Mes W. J -miih Rogers.
Bsttoute Leaps and Tumbling by the COMPANY With a
Of the most amusing and Instructive Entertainments
witnessed in IN cCuntry. apl4-6t
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Louisiana Sugar Crop.

We are indebted 30 a commercial friend for
copy Of Mr.. p. A. Champromier's statement Of the
sugar crop made in Louisiana in 1896 The state
ment embraces accurate return oi the product Of
each plantation in the State, the aggrrgats crop
comprising 2Sl 427 hhds estimated at 1854 500. 0uO
lbs OF the total 1872 S9l hogsheads were brown
sugar, aud 80 OS6 refined, clarified, &c, including
cistern There were in operation during the year
only ,299 sugar houses against 1922 ia 1884 OF
the sugar houses in operation during 1852 93S
used steam aud s6l horses as their motive power.
The total receipts Of ior,ign unrc6ned sugar into
the Omitted States for the year ending December s 4
1888, we're 2O5 O6i tons, against receipts Of los
925 tons ia s54 Taken for consumption in 655,
1874, 052 tous, against $50 s5i tons ia 1884, being
an increase in the consumption OF foreign in $3.50
Of as lbs TONS or about 2st per cent, whilst the
total consumption OF 1885 (sssuming the stock OF
domestic on lst Of January oil each year, to have
been equal was 37g l79 tons, against & otal Goa
sumption in 1884 Of Ss5, PCS tons and in 1888 %
81, 7s9 TONS being decrease in the total con
sumption OF 1883 A. compared With 1854, OF g. FOL
tons or nearly / per cert. The value Of sugar on
1T January, 1888, 4 TAO per 10, and ~ OF
January, 1886. -a9. Texas produced last year
much better crop than IN s5t the product being
s s,i hogshead-, estimated at 2. ,0UU pounds,
Egsiusg 5l3. 900 pounds the previous srA,ou. The
crop OF Louisiana as 3g6, 6S5 hogshSads ia 1894,
against 23l 427 hogsheads ia 1855.
With regard to the coming crop Mr. Champro
misr enJertAins the impression that il wil again be
short though il is early TO speak dsci-ively
on that point. Much Of the iall planting IL i
feared Wil be a total loss whilst that planted later
Is net thoaghl 20 have Jared much better The
iatsness Of the Spring Is s-o uniavorable fssturr,
iI having proved that planters could scarcely
do anything.
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Tennessee Marble.

In our present issue may he found an adyer-
tsement of the Sligo Mining and Marble Com.
pany. We all know what Tennessee Marble is,
and it does seem strange to Us that our people
should 60 to Vermont or Italy for building or
ornamental material, when we have it at our
own door, from our own quaries Men who
would put in an elegant building front of mar
bic, at small cost over our old fashion brick
fronts, may do so by calling on the Sligo Com
pany. And they may also get marble mantle
pieces at price thatawiIl be really cheaper
in the end than the wooden ones in common
use, and so out Of place in a fine building
while good marble one will add finish to
almost any kind of a room.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS Furnished by the Associated Press.
Arrival OF the Baltic.
PEACE PROCLAImED!

Arrival of the Baltic.
PEACE PROCLAImE
NEW YoRk, April 1.-THE steamer Baltic has
arrived
The treaty of peace was signed on the SOth ult
Peace proclaimed on the I'd inst.
Nothing has been heard Of the Pacific.
The Atlantic had arrived at Liverpool
Cotton of all kinds has advanced II. Upland
middling 81, Orlean. middling G, aud Orleans fair
Lied
Breadstuff' and provisions generally unchanged.
The market closed steady and quiet.
Another report says breadstuiTs dull and de-
cling.
Consols 90 l s.
There is improved demand for -four, and it is
held firmly at last quotations
BigIand, Athaya & Co., Of Liverpool, quote
wheat at LAID higher.
Corn and lard are quiet. Tallow steady.
Beef aud pork are unchanged Bacon is active;
sales at 62s Cd a56s at auction.
The stock Of cheese is exhausted
Rosin is dull at 4 l 7a41
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE George Law arrived
to-day, with California dates to the Goth ult
The suit of Adams Express against Cohen, has
been decided in favor Of the former.
The Democratic State Convention Of California
has appointed delegates to the Cincinnati Conven-
ton. They approved the Nebraska act, and de-
clare Mr. Buchanan to be their first choice for the
Presidc=1J.
The California Senate rejected the resolution con-
demnatory of Banks election, previously passed
by the House.
The steamer Cortez left San Francisco for San
Juan, taking one hundred recruits for Walkers
army.
Tho express which arrived at Punta Arenas,
says ninety Of Walkers men were found dead, and
Others are supposed to have persisted in the woods.
Costa RIGA is in great excitement. The war is
popular with all classes Gen. Mora, with the
principal army of 5000 men, was marching upon
Nicaragua, and would cross the frontier in eight
DAYS.
The cholera and fever are in Nicaragua, making
ravages among the natives and Walkers men.
A body OF 800 indians in Washington Terrific.
ry, are about to make an attack on the settlers.
Lieut.. Kantz, with portion Of the fourth infantry
was routed by large body of Indians on White
river. One white was killed, and Lieut.. Kantz and
eight privates wounded.
General Wool had arrived and was preparing to
take the field in April.
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CIRCUIT COURT, DAVIDSON COUNTY.

RULE 1sT It is ordered by the Court that hereafter the
Clerk shall divide the Trial Docket into four parts tried
respectively among the FIRST, SECOND, THIRD and
weeks the Term So that shall be placed at the
Of the Docket but all shall be cOSTSUED
they reached.
RULE % Judgments in unltgsted cases. and judgmen
by default may be taken as heretofore.
RULE 3D. 1t shall be the duty of the Clerk within forty
days after the adjournment of Court divide the Docket
stated and publish two newspapers OF general cir
culaton 1.-THE for trial among the first second
third and fourth weeks that the parties in such
may have notice when their attendance viii be required
RULE AM shall furthermore be the duty Of the Clerk
in issuing ubpnas for the witnesses, them to
attend the FIRST second third fourth Monday of the
Term according to the place the cause stands on the
Docket.
Under the above Rules the following viii stand for
trial during the first week Of the Term:
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LECTURES ON
Experimental Chemistry and Philosophy

Series Of Ten Lectures wi be delivered the BALL
YoUNG LADIES SEMINARY Masonic Hail. by A. F. AssNAx
VI D. Professor Of Practical and Agricultural Chemistry
the University Of Nashville commencing Friday ght March
2st, at O'Clock, and continuing eyey Friday night I'M
IA the course is completed.
Fifth Lecture, April 18th subje,t: FLANE-Dcun,mond
Ligh
Tickets for the Course admitting La ard Gentleman
So Sir gle Lecture 30 cents. For and
sic Stores.
g- Gentlemen are earnestly requested not to use To-
bacco in the HalL-al apl6
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EXCELSIOR WHARF Boar, Pdducah, Ky.-Smed
ley, Mcdonnell & Co. are prepared at all times to
furnish shippers with store room on their floating
territory" and to attend to all shipping business
with promp;ness. The junior Of the house. Mr
C. c. Smedley will always be found in readiness at
the Sound of the whistle" 10 afford relief to al
steamboat clerks. His affabe and courteous man
ners has tor him enviable reputation among
the river men.
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SELF-VENTILATING REFRIGERATORS!
Fruit PreServSr5!
J. DOYLE & CO..

No. IS FRONT ST's NASHN hLLEs
HAVING become Popretors Of the patent for this State Of
SCHooLEYs CELEBRATED SELFVESTH ATISG, MEAT, Pro-
FRUIT PREsERyR offer them to the Nashville
public.
This article is bound TO supersede everything OF the kind
in USE its great advantages bein too strongly apparent to
be doubted By of the ventilation, the preserving
chamber always dry and entreJ free from
mould must, impure flavor with current Of cold dry
air passing through contnusya accomp shed with the
USUAL QUANTITY or
Every housekreper shou give this article trial. and no
will consent to be without il
We have different sizes to suit our customers.
ap9-tf J DOYLE co.
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SEED SroRE, Louisville, Ky.-Messrs. Byram,
Pitkn & Co., Froprietors Of the South Western
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, are fully pre-
pared for any demand IN the Seed and Agricultural
Implement line, will be seen. by reference to
their advertisement
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BANE OF BRooKLTN-Those enterprsing citi-
gems of Paducah, Watts, Given & Co, we learn are
about to establish Bank in Brooklyn, Illinois,
few miles below Paducah. Il goes into operation
under the general banking law Of that State by de-
posting State bonds in the ComptroIers Office
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ST. FRAScIs Horn, PadaeaA, hy.-The Propu
etor Of this house is decidedly one Of The mosI
afiabls aud accommodating landlords Ia the West.
cru country. lie is slSsys At his poet, aud has
kind word aud a smile for all
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EAGLE CANDLE AND LARD Or WORKS CiHcin
nati OLio.-The card Of this establishment will be
found in our paper OF to-day. Mr.. Sbillito, the
Proprietor has had many years Of experience in
the business and are pleased to know he is
sending bis superior candles over the whole South
ern country, and none have given more satisfaction
him to the people Of Tennessee as a true aud wor-
thy gentleman
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LARGE WHARF BoAf-The Wharf Boat at Pa.
ducah recently built by Messrs. Watts, Given &
Co, Storage, Forwarding aud Commission Mer-
chants, is seventy three feet wide two hundred and
eighty feet long and was used in its construction
40 tons of IRON
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Over the Nashville Race Course.
TrHUEsDAY, MAY 22d Sweepstakes for unsried thrss
year oss. Me he-ts, tzoo suuaaos. 80 Artistic
eiuss April L.
FEIblr ssd Preps,srs Purse sse uiis heats rss bes
Eve
Earvnb.r a4sA Psspristss'. parse sse uais hraa
nssl-td NJ. PhILAgf<, fEuFnstss.
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AG. B. A. B. REICH,

~ " o. ~ D. D y III
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
HAVE Received very large and well selected stock Of
II STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Goods.
Fine Barge Robes-new styles;
0rgsndie Robes {" F"
Rich Striped and Plaid 81 ks;
Plain Silks for Evening" Dresses and Nantes;
Bareges Plain, Striped, AID Plaid
Large lot cheap 9 Mgs1s;
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
large assortment Of Jaconet and Swiss Founcings;
Embroidered Swiss and Jaconet Collars;
'alenciennes Lac Collars; ,s,.,.
Large assortment Misses Collars;
Transfer Work ami Embroidered Skirts.
KID GLOVES.
Bajou's make-s large stock
SPRING MANTLES.
Embroidered Black and YLice silk Msntes;
COlOred Nantes. variety sty les-Prices from s5tO s25
Moss Trimmed Nantes.
TRIMMINGS & DRESSES,
Handsome lot Bonnet Ribbons;
Moss Trimming and Fringesi
Large 1" Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment Of Ladies' white black and eolored
Also, a good assortment Of Misses and Chdrens Hose.
LTge lot Gentlempn's Cotton and silk Half Hose.
GentIemen'S Goods.
Handsome assortment French Linens;
" Black and suey Frh Cassi 1eres;
Cloths;
Linen Duck-good assortment;
Plain and Check Cashmere, for Boys wear;
Assortment Crsvas Shirt Collars Drawers, Kid Gloves.
CURTAIN DAMASKS.
In Satin and Wool-new patterns
Handsome Lace and Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
Large lot Curtain Muslin.
Carpets and House-Furnishing Goods.
Fine 4-4th Velvet 0arpeting;
+" 4,h and q Brussels do
" Ply Carpetins-new les;
" 2-Ply F"
Good assortment Rugs, Mats Druggets, 4, 81 and Ga
Check and White Canton Mating
Also, large stock Of cheap Carpets;
A. 4, and - Floor oil Cloths;
Heavy Goods for Car coverings
ply Cotton Ducks los inches vide. These Goods
furnish from % to $50 inches vide.
We have large stock OF Plain, plaid and Striped 0sns
burgs, very heavy.
We have Goods the right width for Wagon Sheets and
Tent Cloths.
Those visiting Nashville would do well to give call be-
fore buying. lapl2l A. e. A D. BEECH.
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Dn BARRELS Clover seed;
~ 2o9 Bushels o. Blu. Grass Seed;
% do Timothy 90,
90 do Orchard do;
- do Onon Sets;
81 bar. els white Ne hanock PotAioes.
just reserved per steamer John Bell AMI Tor sale BY
uarcf1s ARMSTRONG CO
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Chattanooga Tannery for Sale.

L my newly established
Steam Power Tannery,
IN CHATTANOOGA, tenn.
The tiles for reachns the inexhsGsble Oak
forest this c. ald Hide markets generally,
this desirable locality the West for manufacturing
Leather.
This is problbly the most sxen i've Tarnery IN the West,
and being constructed with view Hds7gife etslsiOH
cheapy and conveniently made capable Of manuac-
turing more than 100000 worth % Leather per
The Tsnnery Machinery and offices entirely new and
will be disposed Of upon liberal terms TO approved purhAs
ers For futher particulars apply = G. Pearl, Esq, at
the City Bank, Nashville.
JOHN BYNUM. Proprietor.
mah2s-1m Chattanooga, Tenn.
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COUNTY JUDGE-DIsTRICr MAGISTRATES.
River and steamboat News.

The river was still falling yese day. with
three and half feet, scant, water on Harpeth
Shoals. 1t is expected, however, that the
rains of Wednesdty evening snd yesterday
morning will cause rise Of several feet within
the next twenty-four hours.
The arrivals yesterday were the Cumberland
from New Orleans, Cline from Memphis, Non
ticeIJo from Carthage, Sallie West from St
Louis, and Aida from Pdducah.
The departures are the Hartsyile for Smith
land and Monticello for Carthage.
The Flora leaves to-day for st. Louis
The cline leaves at II, NJ, for Memphis.
The Cuba az o'clock, P. NJ, for Paducah.
The SalIie Nest got up yesterday from St.
Louis We are indebted to her for files Of St.
Louis papers, of the l4th inst. The Evening
Eeps of that date lac the following paragraph
about the rivers:
The RIVERS -Prospects for an abundance
of water in all the upper rivers are good, and
very high water may be looked for in the Mis-
souri, as soon as the time comes for the usual
summer rise. The Gray Cloud arrived at
Council Bluffs from Fort Pierre last week, and
reported the water rising all the way down,
aud any amount Of snow in the mountains.
The Mississippi is in good boating order to st.
Paul, with the exception Of low water on the
Rapids The Illinois is high enough for all bu-
sIness purposes.
The SIlLie Vest departed on her return TO
St. Louis at 8 O'clock, p. NJ, to-day. A pleas
anter craft is not to be found on the waters.
Her officers, too, are very clever.
III I nrl. Ia OIL
for this palce.
For ST.. LOUIS The regular packet Smile
West from St. Louis, arrived yesterday morn,
ing. She arrived at Sinithland at - o'clock
on Wednesday night, aud to show how her
efficient officers do things up, we publish the
following:
MARRIED. In Smthland, Ky, on Wednes-
day night last between the hours of y and
O'Clock. by the Rev Mr. Hays, at the residence
of Mrs. Mccormick. Mr. JAMES Z. DEAN, pilot
of the steamer SalLio Vest, to Miss JANE ELIz
ADETH LiLLARD.
May the uheeJ Of fortune ever be true 10
them, and the rudder never become unshiPped
The Sqllie is the direct boat fer Cairo and
St. Louis this evening at o'clock. Passen
gers will find Capt. Corbett efficient in the dis
charge Of his duties-pleaslnt and attentive
10 the wants Of the travelling public. Her
Office il in charge Of our young and valuable
friend, +. G. Doyle, who wears the honors
easy, and does things up brown"
For MEMPHrs.-The regular Z. S. Mail pas
seuger packet D. g. cline is off for the Bluff
City to day. With Capt. Hite and Frank
Shackleford passengers may rest assured Of q
speedy and pleasant trip.
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SPENCER HoUsE, Cincinnati Oh,o-The card Of
this superior Hotel will be- found in our columns Of
this morning. II Is conducted by two gallant Ken.
tuckians Pratt 4 heteah geutlemeu Of long c1.
perience Ia the Gait House and Hotel of Louisville
The central position, large, airy and commodious
rooms Of this house, is one feature Of Importance
10 the travelling public, 10 say nothing Of the neat
ness Of style and proiuson Of luIurirs With which
their table graced aud the marked attention paid
10 the wants Of tLeir guests We are glad 10 kuoS
that IL is the iavorte OF nearly the whole South, as
indeed it could not be Otherwise with lie preseut
sabls proprieIOrs assisted by that universal favor
tie Of the travelling public, Prank Cockrin.
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t3g- We are indebted 10 Toon, Nelson &
Co. for a copy Of a neat little volume Of
"T ragic scenes in the History Of Maryland
and the old French War" The young folks,
will read it with edifcation.
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KED GLOVES.

ID KcEiyED this day an assorssss Il Al Gisssa
IN 81 Flrioas nak en- Airxasisfs, Charitzla Ch4m-
bEon's. DaTas. Duaguts Psts coswhiis sn1 vAFioas
ooloFa IL. Aca7Lt.
Lzil = anl GeHtisGsnS Farnth.ns sioFs,
aFi3 Cos. sgaAFs AID oehsss 81
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GETAr WESTERN TEUNE SroEE, Cincinnati, Ohio
Mr.. Henry Hsc successor 10 Hise & Williams.
continues TO manufacture Trunks, Vaises. Carpet
Bags, &c, on an extensive scale, and il prepared
20 furnish the trade on accommodating terms Mr.
II. will be found to possess all the requisites Of
gentleman added TO good business qualifications.
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nashville, April IS, Il

Nashville, April 10, 1856. J
COTTON-Advanciug, and demand animated
yesterday, though little offered Sales Of 80 bales
ass, 81 at Sa9 4 at S SIS.
TOBACCO-The largest sales Of the season were
made yesterday. Prices firm and buyers plenty
Sales
At A. Hamilton's of % hhds at 575. 600, $50,
$50, 400, $50, 5S5, $50, 6lO, SIS, 6l5, 555, 500,
$50, GO, 67O 6S5, coo, ESQ, 6l6, 525, 576, 1856.
At Johnson, Horne 4 Co.'S IS bales at 500, $50.
$50, $40, 900, $50, $40, 500, $40, 585, 100, 655,
775, $50, $50, 700, $50, 100.
APPLES-Largs arrivals of Ohio apples Of fine
quality, 3 OOa3 80.
BACON-79 cents, hog round.
New ORLEANS, April ll-nght CorroN-The
Asia's adVices received towards the close of last
week, seemed to produce effect whatever upon
our market, and with good demand and light sup
ply Of desirable lists the sales of the first three
business days amounted to about 81 900 bales at
outside prices, especially for the grades not in re.
quest. On Wednesday the sales ran up to lG, 600
beles, OF rates full to require an &c advance
upon quotations for middling good middling
&c Yesterday there was some little disappont-
ment felt at the non arrival Of the Americas advy
ces, which were considered fully due by telegraph,
and this, with the reduced stock, confined the bus
siuess TO about $500 bales at very full rates To-
day the sales are about 600 bales at still higher
rates, making total for the week of 81 900 bales
taken for Great Britain, the Continent, and
Eastern ports Prices are tag higher than on this
day week and our quotations arranged To accord
with the improvement.
The receipts since the first of September are
1851 G69 baes against ,, OuS, 500 to the date
last year. showing increase of 543, O73 bales
The stock hand tonight is PSI 9S3 bales against
10, OH same date last year.
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gB 4. c. BANDY, wholesale Grocer and
Commission Merchant College street, near
Broadway, has in store a choice assortment
of groceries, produce, &c. His stock Of nails
and iron is large, and of the best manufac-
man, and buyers will find it profitable to give
him a call
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~ "a x III. ~

hRSAGkliE, Bird Fishes sad Reptiles, WSH staiaEFyh Ma
chine Circus Co, soAne Eisws hscs u Antiquity Rsso-
ufiaaaFy RS Ores sn1 AasFas kare Cais and faprru.
And thoasands stsf guFosfes the foAIxe PALscn
tuxuty.Evs cznis
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Straw Hats.

4 LAR STOCK ofN~l', seys' and Ih.drens Straw and
Tor sale y B r. CUTTER
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u apis :. A. RUMsEYT.
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LIvERPooL CLASSIFICATION.


Inferior 6ia =
MiGliGG . . 95alO4
Good MIddiIng lUtalO4
ToBACCo-The inquiry has been quite active, and
prices very fully sustained-some | 500 hhds haV-
ing been sold up TO this morning, OF which about
one half was by one party. To-day tue inquiry is
agtia active, aud some $50 hhds have been sold, of
which SO, IS and % at -, goat % round s at lO1
and rs hhds choice GAINESVILLE at 10 round Prices
are firm and su at our quotations:
Planters Lugs 6a6fa7
Common Admitted ia
Fair Admitted 7aaSi
Fine Admitted S5sqI
Choice and Selections 9talO5
APRIL l2, N. CoTroN-Thcre is some demand
this morning, but as yet near Of only few
hundred bales sold
SUGAR-Very little doing on the evee-
MoLAssEs-Choce r, fnery Rsboilei selling at
SO ia bhls and ~ in half bills.
FLoUR-The demand is limited, and the only
sales We hear OF are 200 bbls. St Louis SnpeFfue
at 62ta6.75, and 500 fancy ST. Louis at 1928 per
barrel
CoRN-Dsmlnd limited, and the only sales re-
ported, BOO aud 200 sacks, white, yellow aud
mixed at so.
WHEAT-We notice one sale Of $500 sacks
prime on the lcvee at 40 per bushcl
Pork-Mess retailing at l6.l2ial6 IS. Dull.
BACoN-Clear sides scarce, with sales Of Fl csks
at lOt and ~ at lul Ribbed very dull, with retail
sales at !a9, but round lot TO be had at 81.