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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-11
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There were but 25 working days in April this year,
against rs in the same month last year. Adding the
one day more to April this year. the increase over the
same month last year would be Fooo.
The increase of earnings thus far in 1860 covers the
interes upon the entire bonded debt Of the Company
Tie appeaances 80 far in May are that the present
month will show still larger increase than Aprl over
the corresponding month of last year.
We have nothing new in reference to the Money
market. The same plethora exists which we have re-
ported during the last few weeks, and siXty-day accept
ances are readily passed at and those OF longer dates
are negotiated at 81 v cent Single name paper, Que
in December is current at v cent fort the best names
The Banks find difficulty in keeping up their lines, and
one leading bank, on the last discount day, with
1900 receipts had only SIS 600 offered Call loans
are without change.
The business of the Clearing House to-day was 3d.
6sl $40. The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company de-
clared dividend of y cent in stock, and cent in
cash. payable the Eth inst. The New-Jersey Gen.
trail Railroad Company have directed survey OF
route from Elizabeth to Jersey City, over which they
intend to extend their road. The point at which the
road will cross Newark Bay is near the Light House,
opposite Bergen Point The depot will be located in
the southern part of Jersey City, and the cove, making
in between Communipaw and Jersey City will be
filed in.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the New
Haven Railroad, took place yesterday at New-liaven.
The meeting having been called to order by the Presi-
dent Mr. Buckley the Secretary proceeded to read the
minutes of the last meeting, which were accepted.
The report Of the Directors was then presented but
inasmuch as that document had been printed for the
use of the Stockholders the reading of was dispensed
with. The Directors ret forth the earnings and
penses of the road for the past year ending March 81
ell,
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Gcaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
~ e Comfy of Ncw-York notice T. hereby given to all per-
o having clsiis azains ELIZABETH DARkE late Of the
CITY Of KeWYork widow deeea.ed 70 present the ssme with
cribcrs m be1se Seventy street Hes! Tenth Avenue
W. led New ok the 8th day Of February 1860
neN" N WILLIAM HOLMES, px.s.,o,s
eor.,enF JAMES NJ. DARKE, ~
UN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
4 ,h Coputv Of New.Yok notice is hereby given to al
- M inn I'll inns against JOHN DEMARESI late 81 the
Div Of OK wgher deceased to present the sni, WV
thereof 10 the subscribers at me once 0. hth
WRIGHT Counseof at Law, No 22s Broadway rev OH
Wy 1 OF Oh D so Iefa RODERICK r. Glow,
ioih' mart" o. i''" Administrator
ANNA DEMAREST,
ub3O lewGu1OFt AamsniAUNlA W heN Sf''"e'"
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season, open in greater volume and compensate 'oi
the dulnes of the past few months.
Printing Cloths are firm and more active, and
rners find it difficult to obtain the higher counts at
revious prices. Bleached CottoDs without much
hange for regular makes, but irregular styles are
dull Of sale.
Tie heavy goods market cannot stand the con-
slant demand for export, without hardening OF
prce-as the shipments nearly equal 70 the pro-
duotion-wtbou taking in consideration the usua de-
mand for home eonsumpton-snd we should not be
surprised to see all elasses Of export styles Of heavy
Cotton goods lc. yard higher than at present.
We would advise manufacturing friends however,
to meet the buyers freely and not disturb the opera
tons Of that trade which at present operates adj
vantageously.
We annex our usual summary Of the exports Of do
nestle coons from this port for the week ending the
9Th inst:
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Woolens are withouth much movement; indeed,
with the exception of demand for low black Saiinets,
the market has been characterized by great mac
tivty We expect, however, during next month to
recordmore activity.
Foreign goods are in better request, and there 10
more tone to the market but the future is not Of suf-
Gent promse invite increased shipments, particu-
arly az the foreign markets enjoying good degree
of prosperity in their trade with the East Indies and
other portions of the world, where markets have been
more recently opened to English enterprise.
Annexed is statement of the New-Orleans Banks
L In &.
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Markets. .CARETrLLY REPORTED FOR The N Y TRsusK.

AsHEsThe market Is unchanged sales Of ~ bb SIS Is
for Pots, and IS g.! for Pearls
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western aud State
Flour fair with moderate arrivals of the low qualities these
slightly rmer but not quo;aby higher the medium grades
ewhat unsettled and moderate request the demand
to-day bbs super6ne state IS IS
ass IS for extra do IS IS 80 for low grades Of Western
s Gt s ssSp brands SS do q gA 81
Louis and SO double extra do Canadian
Fur in good demand for the trade and the market quite
sales JO bb al rs 10d 81 50 for extras Southern
Flour without change with lgt arrivals good demand for
the loca trade and sir for the West Indies sles Of $40 b6
for the better grades Rye Flour in moderate request saes
26l bbls 80 DO Meal steady, with fair
demand sales OF $50 bbs at SO 10 IS for Jersey and ~
CRAIN-Tbe wheat Is easier quietly the
demand is chiefly for milling but in part for export the ar
rivals mederate sales OF l6Oo bush Chicago Spring az
ri ga 81 %, in sore COO bush Red Indiana at 81 So 500
buh. choice White Michigan in bbs at 81 III and 500
bush good White Canadian 81 ST. Barley steady with
Barley Malt is inactive at sod9Oc. Oats in re-
quest but are hardly SO firm sales Of 5000 bush a. f2%
in The sales 1000 bush Prince Edwards Island for export
at ZIG S3In les firm with demand chiefly for e1PI
do at Isl 6 for White southern in ore aud Sc for Jersey
Southern, and Northern Yellow.
PRONlSI0NSThe Pork market l. rather better with AR
demand for the trade sales Of 500 bbs at III @
new Mess $7 IS for Thin Mess 81 for Sour do vi oior
old do aud $li9 Sl4I2 for Prime The eosta o. me
June sl8 2S Beeis steady with fair INQUIRY sr th .r"e
sales C2sS ibis at $50 20 for GSg9' sIr ayepwt
co,rsr for 90 bbls Beef taken at S % Beef Hams
unsettled sales Of rs bb at slod : 10 sseo d ~
sIs Of atT bids and cs 9d9c for Hams and 7l91c for
Shoulders Lard unchanged with fair demand for the trade,
WHISKY is rather eesier sales Of go bbs at the
latter extreme rate.
CoTToNThe market Il firm and active, chiefly to spinnosi
.aes of 2 aOd3OCO bales. We repeat quotations.
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COFFFFThe sales yery moderate follows: 60 Rio at
j3le snd 100 Maracaibo on PRIV ate terms
SUGARS in the buyers favor and quite dun sales OF i2y
bhd Porto Rico at Td7c and 255 hhd CUBA at 6ldI.c Re-
fined sTe steady, -,
RCE-The demand good at @ prices sales OF go tcs At
s44 "a 60 q 100 Is. 49,
sPiCES-We hear of sales Of $50 bags Pepper s!dslc
DFS are steady and moderately aetive sales of 1000 Texas
at isc 24o0 Onoco at 23 and loco Central American ss
2io sl 8 mos
NAVAL STORES generally quite dull Ia consequences Of
the arrival of little Feet ffom Southern ports all Of
Which owirg favorable winds have arrived together
thus afording liberal supply Of Spirits Tupcntne and
Rosin which have been offered freely at rates
but buyers shy purchasers In anticipation q decline ia
prices We learn, therefore sales Of ouly 600 bba
Resin o at ~ 5l $40 aoat delivered by lighter aud &o
dc No 2 Rosin st 7 65d 81 - y $40 N in yard
TAiEONThe market Is steady with fair inquiry sales OF
g,0oO h Prime City Of lOc. cash
sEDSThe market il steady with only moderate business
doing in Clover 3, sd9lc Timothy - 2Sdsa 81 bush
Tor Teeped and s5d ~ 90 or rough Flax Calcutta Leed
Sim % II Is on the spot and II Ion Boston while boSo
i worth Sc advance those pices, We learn that ,tHs
sCwe 2oO bags FER Southampton here but owned 70 S
and further sales of II 600 bags bombay SEED a. other
made bot unable TO Coihnn either the one II rss
II sold the prices win vary materially frc sse Cra,
OLSLsted IL steady and IN fair requess ~ ~ leo bss
WI Is moderately active at steady Pss account AZ sic
good quality in NtwBedford, ON New. o, 10 " -
Gosh. Other snds quiet yet 'tesdy ~ P'
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n
" Springs situated in the valley Of the Oak Orchard Creek
in the town Of Alabama GeneSee County N y eight miles
sonth Of the Village OF Medina on the Ee Canal and fourteen
ACID sP9s three in pq%s su Se :;ie tee: c
about fifty The medicinal qualities Of the waters are fully
amount Of Sulphur sulPhuhc Acid sglphate Of Lime and
Of Iron The a. e6 Tss"es m S
unusue quantities, Of these curative substances.
thu seTofuIous dishesis have been cured by their
In kin deaseeven in confirmed Leposy-the waters have
Opinions q medical and scientific gentlemen given in the
da. o the ne edns Tae of thee waters Prof Emon
Il Roneyn Buck NJ d.; Of Albany Jas McNaughton NJ D.
St 4 Of Psfe qdf Ma b. j. s. saef Of foepo n e
icy 5 Gb5o 3aTbes OF 0e Years standing which was
cured by the the Dr. Beck ~ am satisfied
that these waters are highly valuable medicinal agents. Dr.
Campbell "They must be highly beneficial for all chronic
diseases Of the stomach and bowels" ,., u,.
P A %f 5esS Rsgs5 the i" We've
& he ss that the fGs
to which they are particularly adapted chronic saee
Chronic Dyspepsia Ds5Ihes Chronic
coiGSsye sSests Of Hectic Fever The Water may be
Te f IN % Rom Pr6eted levers 70 excite the ap
petite and promote digestion in Dishes such ss
membrane Of the intenes In Csculous affections or Lhs
m attended with phosphate sediments it the suitable remedy
being preferable 70 uisc acid being solvent and less
apt BY continued use to disorder the stomach In Pebble s
IT.t and SiI perpetual en- es IN sk
connected with alkaline condition OF the sonch
az IN Pyro OF WserBrosh 1t win prove better than hydro
hloc acid H. Of Coca Pctonnn and other injurious
prove be admirable antidote In Chronic Pharyngts @
Ais Chronic Mucous Catsh, and Humid Asthma, Chronic
Ophhsma e1tenslly grge Ia liberated Sore Throsts
ss4s Of salvation and in Leucohea aud elect and also in
Piles 20, ,. wv ,,,
When internally wine sllsul Of The Water diluted
taken three times day, is sufficient for an adqlt
tler testimonials from physicians and other respectable HI
di,idusls may be seen application TO the Agent
Dealers supplied on liberal terms
No Water genuine unless procured rom
H. W. BOSTWICK Sole Agent,
Metropolitan Hotel Building Broadway, New'York No St
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Steamboats, an6 Railroads.
DIRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

NEW-1ORh AND IAhILM NAlLhOAD.
IN FARE 81 20 ALBANY
On and after MONDAY, April 30 1900 Trains viii leave
2sht Station HewYok, follows: For Nhansbnege $3.50
and 30 o N. For " hite Plains II 80 and
o. For White Plains, 6l5 p. from Whte-st Depot For
Dover Plains NJ. from 26tb-st DEPOT Tor Albany IN.
AI connecting with the HewYork Central Railroad Return
aS viii leave Wilansbndge $40 and $3.50 M aud 20 p
"a White PlaiDs and 71J n l2:45 and $50 p. Dover
fL1ts. :. M. Albany II a NJ Mail
JOHN BURCHJLL, Assistant Superintendent
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Mater-Cnre.

DEEKSKILL HYGEOPATHIC INSTITUTE,
Il Cor South and Smithss, Peekskll, ~ Y.
retreat for nvads and convenient place
for spend the Summer months No place on
the Hudson aubrous and healthy than Peeks Good
rooms and medical be had at this In
sti,ute for per week; board without treatment from So to
g. per week Carriages await at the Depot and Landing the
Of trains and boats to passengers to point
desired For particulars, address. oonro>, =, ~
CARATOGA WATER-CURE-Ope through
- the year but fully prepared for Summer Patients and
bosrders Adddess ~ BEDORTHA, NJ d., Saratoga Springs
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deposits, as shown above:
HI.gn.Ol1
Total.

As compared with the statement Of the previous
week. the results are follows
Decrease in IfO SIC Increase in exchange q ~
Decrease AIS 79I Inc In distant balances 221, s57
Decrease Increase long loans. 4 20
Dec. En- short loans.... 674, sO4l
The NtN- Orleans Delta of Sunday says:
The financial movement to-day has disclosed DO i'm
pOrtant change of any kind on the previous report
Exchange is exceedingly buoyant, and the tendency all
round is in favor of drawers Offerings both Of foreign
and domestic show no increase whatever, but The de-
mand exhibits greater activity, and the market coses
in favor of sellers. We quote as follows:
Clear Sterling Bills and 81 PR m.
Bill OF Lading Drafts dS4 and ~ prem
512 d5l64 y dollar.
sixy-day Bills the North. Id1dl and ]! cent die.
!0!Gt = cent prem.
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Aleoital.

FACTS. ,,..--,.,.,,.....,
mony establishing the facts that RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF, REGULATING PILLS and RENONATlNG REsOL-
VENT are only positive curatives the sick afflicted with
disease bat that they many proved be inabe
and have restored the dying patient to robust health after D other
means Of medication failed.
THIRTEENTH WITNESS. -
TYPHOID FEVER-CHILLS AND FENER-PALPlTA-
TION or THE HEART-PRUDENCE BAILEY, Rush
Vile, Ind, tesifes: =; ,,
have cured very bad Of typhoid fever and chils
and fever with Railways Regulating Pills and Ready Relief
single application the Ready Relief has relieved pains
In the head heart and stomach few drops OF the Ready Re
lief will stop the psptaon Of the heart in few minutes
have had the phhiis for these last ten years. have consulted
several physicians; Of them could relieve Railways
Ready Relief Re guang Pills, and Renovang Resoven always
afford me relief from this distressing complaint They are
speedily working cure"
n. X. Relief DC Soc, and 81 per bottle
Regulating Pills 25c. per box
Resolyent, q per bottle; - ~ ~
Sold by E. s. HUTCHINGS No. d Exchange place, Jersey
CITY. N j. Sold by all Druggists everywhere
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or the week ending May 5:

TOtal.. s2l 1854 sll,sOl212 s2,7sa74s sloS14SSS
Tie following table exhibits the respective amounts
of exchange held by the various banks, and also the
sums due to distant banks, the latter being comprised
i'm tho table of deposits AZ shown above:
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Professional Notices.

a II. PLATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. AZ
". Thirdst ST. Louis. Mo-COMMISSIONER for NEW
YORK, OHIO IOWA, CONNECTICUT, and the other States
As Mercantile Agency for the Eastern and Southern States
particular attention will be given 10 the prompt collection Of all
intrusted to his in this State and Southern Illinois
by responsible correspondents at all points along the Mss
spp and Missouri rivers above Cincinnati
KErEREScRs: Hon Erastus Corning, A6any James Hornet
merchant Messrs Martin Smiths VIM. Kent f. H. Kimball
Whiting Clark w +. Noyes VIM NJ Evarts. Attorneys and
Courselo New York Jas Homer and Daniel Nj Wilson
merchants; and Horace Greeley, esq. New-fork City.
CPECKS on the EYE-infamed and sore eyes
~ cured eyes made straight tumors from the eye and
ear and amauoss cured and operated for
hearing restored running Of the cured by Dr. JONES' No
1877 fthav., n Y.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of hs GOuGy Of Rgcf hsTsSy gwen 70
ty Of RewSoI baker deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscribers the office of CHARLES
on or before the i day Of October nest-DSed NewYOk
the 29th day Of March, l6eO
HENRY UNGRICH, Executor
misc lsw6mF LOUISA UN0RICH, EEecutrx.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
having claims against GERTRUDE LEGGETT late The
The s"S;e aiSsa tie p office cH&RLEs MY
at No III Ea.sau in the City Of on or before the
NIL isw6mFri JOHN ii. LEGGETT, Administrator.
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County PScs heTeSy given 70 person;
having claims against HENHf SILLY late Of tas city 81
ers thereof TO The subscriber az bis store No ~ broadway
em .e T @ dy of
nile law6mF TIMOTHY s sPERRY, Executor
C,UPREME COURT-Orange County
- SAMUEL s. WYCKOFF and GEORGE CLARK
%Snd on conaet-To the defendant You are hereby
mpnsd and required to answer the complaint II this action Of
Of your e. The aid complaint on 5e sabscdSsr At b.
Gys s the hreo exclusive the day Of ss
vice and fail 70 answer he said complaint within the
%S c% the plaintiffs Of I" n Eve
o. d9Srs with interest on 80 81 from the
from February 1859 10 May 49, 1859 and 80 SCI s7 from
ceIabeI 1859 and lli a. from April 1860 beside, the
costs Of this sction.-Dated pri 6, 1860.
DAVID w. TRAVIS, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Peekskill N Y.
The complaint in this action duly filed the office Of the
Clerk q the County Of Orange, New Yo at Goshen April 49,
l860-Dsted April IA, 1860 DAVID w. TRAVIS,
apo law6wF Plaintiffs Attorney
TNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
II YORK-By the Grace Of God Free and ndependent.To
the heirs devisees kin and all persons interested in the
estate Of JOSIAH Il. SCOVELL late Of the town Of Cambria
in the County of Niagara deceased greetings You hereby
cited and required appear before Surrogate Of Comfy
Of Niagara in our Surrogate Court on The eleventh day Of June
Office in Lockpo then and there to attend the Final Settlement
Of the Of OLIVER p. SCOVELL and THOMAS SEQ
VEIL Executors Of the last will and Of said deceased
In testimony whereof We have caused the seal Of Office of
said Surrogate TO be hereunto affixed.
L. 5. Witness, GEORGE w. BOWEN, Surrogate Of the
said County Lockpo the eth day of May IN the year Of
Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty.
Mayl1 law4wF q. w. BOWEN, Surrogate.
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Receipts Of Produce.
-. a., lo-IAs36 bbls. Flour, 100 eosh.
Conc S sa Wheat 1851 pss Provisions %7 DO "h"s'
Jt1 do Ashes
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The export of Cotton Goods from Boston for tho
month ending April 30, as reported by the Shipping
List has been az follows:
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Ocean Gteamers, %c.

IT S. MAIL LINE TO CALIFORNIA.-By
~ steamers Of the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY from New York to Aspinwall
BY Railroad Of the Panama Railroad Company from Aspinwa
to Panama
And by steamships Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company from
Panama to San Francisco
From the foot Of Warren-st.
AT 10 O'CLOCK, NOON, PRECISELY.
The steamship NORTH STAR viii leave NewYoIk Monday.
May 2l and the ARIEL with freight aud
emily May 30 the NORTHERN LIGHT, with mails passengers
ard freight = usual, June
Unourrent money not received. - -.
First cabin passage 5000 second cabin. S1 steeage Slo
For further information, apply at the only Office;
No II West-st-, foot Of Wsrren-st.
ID. b. ALLEN, Agent.
BAN persons forbid trusting one on account Of
The above ships owners
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A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
IA CATION CoMPANY,s NETWORK AND GALWAY
IINEThe departure from NewY ork viii be the splendid
and powerful steamship BRAZIL, Capt Campbell which
will THURSDAY May a. 1860 touching at St. Johns,
n. r., to receive the Royal Mails.
Prices PAssAGE-firs class $50 and SI5i third 500
Including free tickets to Of the principal cities on the main
hallway routes Of Great and Ireland Third class must
provide plate knife fork &C. and bedding Passengers to ST.
1ohn rs class 35 Passage in the third class be secured
TO bring persons from Galway for 32 50 from Dublin S3S
nom COX from Belfast &3; from Londonderry $37 so
Waterford $37; from Limerick S35 from London $4o
from Liverpool, $40; and from Glasgow, $40.
ALEX HOLLAND Il Co.,
Agents for the Line No GA Broadway.
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HNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
IL SHIP NETWORK II. J. Won Santen, Commander, car
Iying the United States Mail win positively SAT-
SATURDAY, May H. at II O'Clock m,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking for
LONDON, HAyRE SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN,
AZ the following rates:
First Cabin. Sl00; Second Cabin SEQ; Steersge, $8S
For Freight OF passage, apply to -
GELPCkE, KEUTGEN L RElCHELT
No. "a Broadway.
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epdS Sou the DAY afer IeaVing HAVE.
The Adriatic btedly une1celed by steamship m
Che world for comfort safety and speed She has wateht
CON ps rtments Cabin passage, $50. - - 49,,
.. ~ Tor nssssge 10 VIM. II. WICKHAM
- Office on the wharf, foot Of Cenalst
Agents at London and snpon-Mess Grnhel Tinker
q Morgan. $500,
Agent al Psris-Jaules W. Tucker esq, No 10 Faubours
Mont srtre
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SIDE 81 $40 shRfe~ 81. th@ Capital stock
sf s:Tbe Itniait Oiirand f;SAl Company.f,

SIDE of $40 shaafe~ sf he Capital stock
] II ''The unioh Oileana fiSal Compaay.'.
DYNirtatIol 4 d,erset4 rendered bv the CHS.
n ) tnt8 Court of Kauamha 81 pnty an III
gs4rnfDe enlhsIl &c., snE, re CAUSES Of VIM.
/ As3ebell+ GonFpilt, vi s'rrcus 4, Fitsch ard
stFtYS, nef'is!. Stephen Sn,i,h. Compygt.. VS.
hi. ara nthers;, pef;tsl r.. III. Talfs ferre.
roael1 Il rs. Same and oth.lrs, Defsts, lna.sM
9Taylor4ys Same and ottkis, Defsts Thos..J y.
5Fiolland. A1nsrl EoniplEAs rs. Same and 9th 7
: stfs. li,:f is, Isha Ten Ns3.s KS,
]. 3efond1y- MI 1isth dsgtef March. lsepps5.
yltai pubT;c#aac,i 1.-The hi he's biddef,s
snfront Of Ne cAurt Ilduke door of Kama VIA 81
tsF1t.tY. 80 shsfes. nfdihe Ctpi'al Stock Of
1Frhr- Union Oil and CfsA II onepansy 'ior So
npehthsreofas ilisy he 8 fas i Fl NJ, he
,ryeralY aeits nftaht saia lcanpfagnants The
.purchs Hi VII pc reqdA5sd {p PAY fye pet
les.nt lnf lhe' fHrdna = rHfH-yff Atild.ana the
1sianHe, ia tso sqnal iHsfai lnenfs "a six g NJ
1ni re- mouths with int-rts II tEpH datss q "a
S,itrc tsser il give hena Will 9Eooii .eSurityflt
tht aeferras paSments. S. i. AR MOLD.
4 k+ ShsfiG Kinawha Coz.
ia Febuiafxg 1880 h HI akJ If Bal 49, EsT
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| Cincinnati Mafkeh =
cincifnasi Fnslav n.


w.,.f-7There il sn active demand!
d ~" a,;,eaYSs re firm At , $50 81 35 lfor
g. While anAlsl as@ $3.50 for prime
~ aa ! s.les aa3 bnsbeIsef prinal Red Il
"a % 400 DE- do: While Al Of So
y ~. lssst7 sale Is below ire market.
FAM The market Is dnil: sa|es $40
fa.heIs. il bulk, a. 500 t,ouo do. she'll
,dal 55c. lit =.
sn,Ts-Is steady. Al 4Bc sales of 600
sosbeIs, in bags, at 4ad /; 800 do. in bulk.
: FLOOR There IS 4 good demand and
4 ma,trtNerv FIRM sales of 900. bills.
Is55@s555 for super6aes and s565
rs SIS for exsa
psoYfsroNs- The bouyaney continues
5 81. market SIS brls. mess Pork sold
. = :, 81 + rs delivered al lRinlev. good
s I'm Tor bulk Meat II s. as4 holders
I,.ls6l58s. Bacon sid Al TI@9i far
:sboni1rr and Sides queen Hams IL Sc.
.isa isirufat lClc. for bfh. and ies@ lie,
5isr ktls.s. III
\ WmskY-The market is dull. sales 81
Il a5G iris atleoc. I5Olhigh proof 1t 1911
\ GaocraIEs4-The. demand continues ii
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