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For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Attn regular meeting Of Jerusalem Lodge No o. held in
their hall the town Of HoOkerton the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
WaaasAs It has been the will Of our Heavenly Father,
his divine Providence TO remove from our midst our
worthy and highly esteemed friend and brother of our fra
terniy, HENRY c. EDwARD who died june 18th, 1858,
aged y years. months aud 4 days.
Rssolesd, Tint we, as members Of Jerusalem Lodge,
deeply sympshse With the and friends Of the de-
ceased in their irrspabs loss which they have sustained
by his being called Of ms the bloom youth with
the most favorable and fAsng prospects of fortune
fulness and high responsibility before him.
Rssopsd That the deceased, one Of ancient and
honorable fraternity has been esteemed among US as
Of its brightest ornaments; but while deeply de-
pIorsnr loss We are consoled With the reflection that
loss il his gain that he has become bright and shining
rneber Of that Grand Lodge above oser which the Su-
preme Architecfs universe presides, into which ell
good lnasons hope, ere long, to gain admission
Rssotoed Th in the life and character Of oar deceased
brother, view strting instance Of the pisas and
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DRITTON'S BLUE.BLACK WRITING
- FLUID. manufactured by J. Z BRITTON Charlotte
N. C. superior article! Southern manufacture. Try
it'll All bottles warranted
am manufacturing an article of WRITING INK, equal,
if cot SUPERIOR any Inks Manufactured North Every
person who has tried this Ink speaks we'll of its quality
1t has blue black COLOR and flows freely from the PEN
1t can be had either wholesale retail, by addressing
the subscriber.
~ For thirteen years. writing done with ink manufac
tured from this recipe has been exposed to the and
air. aud is fast in color and good as when first
written with 81
Orders solicited and all promptly filled Address
J. E BRITTOE
Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N. G.
The following recommendation of the superior quality Of
Ink given BY the gentleman whose name annexed
He has used the Ink and speak good qustles
CHARLOTTE, N. c., June 8, 1858.
NJ. j. 4. Brilton:
DrAR Sir Il have tried your very excellent Writing
Fluid and can truly say that is superb to ink that
have ever seen manufactured in the South 1t is equal
if not far better than any writing ink made at the North
Every one who will try this ink can be sure Of getting an
.YcsiIent article, c: OVERMAN, P. NJ,
Charlotte N. C.
July 10, 1868. 2s-wh
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RY THE GOVERNOR OF NoRTH-CA@

RY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH,CANJ
ID LIMA. A PROCLAMATION,- Wherea. Il a,aI
to nie that the necessities Of people still reans
continuance of the prohibition heretofore extepds
proclamation to the expectation of certain articles h
the State:
Now, therefore, /, ZEBULON B. VANCE, Goverua.
North-Csrolina do issue this Proclamation, continuing
Proclamation of July 10TH in force for thirty DAYS
and after the 18th instant in regard to the exportao
Cotton and Wooden Cloth, Cotton and Wooden Yam
ed heretofore
In witness whereof, ZEBuLoN B. VANCE, Coz
SsEAL. nor, Captain General and Commander.in-iS
:sY9ss hath signed these presents and caused the Gre
Seal of the State to be affixed
Done at the City of Raleigh, this 10th day of Angus
d. 1858 and in the eighty year of our Independent
BY the Governor: z. B. VANCE
r. H. BATTLE, Jr., Private Sec'y.
Aug: Is, 1863 66-w&sw2x
az All daily papers copy one week and weekly papa
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PUBLIC MEETING IN WILKES COUNTY.

At public. peace meeting held at the Court House IN
vi sesboro on the 9TH day Of August 1853 on mouon'
VII. w. Hampton was called to the Chair, and Thss ID.
Ss cair and 8. Call requested to act as Sesre
iar.I
Tn motion, the following gentlemen appointed
c1mtee TO draft resolutions for the consideration oi
Iarel Hayes, G. J. Cowes, James Eler, 4 L. Rosseau,
Rev s. p Smith, Rev. VIM. Church. A. B Dancy, J. c.
La, b, and J. o. Martin
The committee retired to consult and in their absence
The meeting entertained by speeches from the Chair
and H. H. Stokes Esq They returned after short
and reported the following resolutions, which
issolued That we would hail with gadness and great
joy return to peace and quiet just and proper ba-
sis and we improperly in the people OF both gov
*,ents meeting in primary assemblies, and expressing
ID. opinions and desires of peace we are fully con-
", red that the great body of the people, both North and
South anxious and DESTROYS that peace should be
n"ed between the two countries; and we fully believe
tst honest and just in the Northern govern
+nt heartily opposed to the prosecution OF the war
against the South in its present form and for its present
fesolutd That our gallant and veteran armies in the
Geld are entitled to and have most heartfelt gratitude
81 admiration for their brave and most glorious deente
a'u rights and liberties and that the memory of our
fpye soldiers that have fallen in defence will be
-sh baimed iL our memories-they and their gO'i les
.eesolged, That believing that too mach blood has a.
lady been shed in this unnatural war; and that the time
authorities take such measures they may deem wise TO
k'ing about an honorable speedy peace
6es0tUed, That whilst we will willingly bear our Just
proportion Of taxation for the support Of and
lie maintenance Of brave army yet opposed to
tie collection Of the same being presided over by resi-
lent Of another State and that much pleased to
i'arn that the chief Tittngman Bradford has been
hoved by the President be filled as we hope by
worthy citizen of our Own State
hesolred That we recognize in our present Executive
toy Vance, true patriot and statesman, and that
ia his of the State at this most critical
ncturs We are we'll pleased and feel well satisfied that
re will continue TO do his whole duty.
esoIced, That the Judiciary Of North Carolina has ul
ways been subject of Just pride to her citizens and
'oon the base attempts Of certain newspaper scrbbes
,no maigners who seek to bring opprobrum on Judge
Pearson for his recent decisions hl6fas corpus
conflicting with the Confederate government.
hesoIued That the bold and Independent pur-
'ued by W. W. Holden in conducting the Standard meets
or APPRECIATION and We take this opportunity Of de.
uce our good old State and which advocates the
man power, in other words, despotsm.
Hes00ed That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
sned in the Raleigh Nandar and other State papers b,
requested to copy.
on notion the meeting adjourned.
w. W. HAMPTON, Ck'n.
j. 8. Call, oecre'ares
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emplary man. the amabe and accomplished gentleman in
oil of which relations community has sustained -
we're loss.
Rssolcsd, That COMMITTEES be appointed to write let
ter of coincidence be accompanied with copy OF these
resolutions to his deeply afflicted and bereaved family for
the purpose Of evincng atena love and esteem for
the deceased.
Roced That asa token Of for the deceased,
viii the usual badge of mourning for thirty days
Rselud That copy Of these resolutions be sent to the
Raleigh Standard for publication with the request that the
other State papers copy the same.
81. ~ 8. D. POPE | Tor, :.
p. N. ROUNTREE oo'
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PUBLIC NEETING IN DAVIDSON COUNTY.

Alta meeting of the Conservative party of Davidson
ssunty held at Pney Grove the 9Th Of August 1861
On motion of John league Joseph Mosinger called
So the Chair and VIM Bodeuhamer was appointed Secre
taEy.
The Chairman In few appropriate remarks heving sta
tad the object of the meeting motion of Abram league
oseph Hine j. W. Reece and john league were appoint
ed committee to da resolutions expressive of the same
Who reported through their Chairman the following reso
iatiols which we're unanimously adopted:
Rseclued That we do cordially concur ln and adopt the
preamble and resolutions adopted BY the citizens Of Greene
county together with those Of Yadhn county, published
! n That We would most earhsstly demonstrate
assiE s policy ct least until asr the crops ore gath
ss oeany moss troops being taken fon tns part OF me
Resoosl That Ne are for peaes, and 70 that END the
President i bersby requested to suspend hostes ana
propose Convention Of ell the States TO accomplish 'ne
came. .*,F y. So = .........a:
Rssosed That W are in favor Of reaction uncond'-
Rsevei That In the ssleston Of representative lot
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Gkt StauSar5.
For the Standard.
pnRr1c MEETING IN DAVIDSON COUNTY.


A.. meeting of the Conservative party Of Bethany a
surrounding 7seiuty held Tuesday sth INST on motif
Of Rev j. Skies M Wiley Wesr WIS elected Ensir% ..
md W. r. a. Ewing, Secretary. The object OF the NEE
ius having been explained motion, the chairman o.
pointed R. Skies, W. T. q. Ewing, F. Beckerdl.e an
D. Bodenbeimer committee to drait ana the follow
sommittse which were unanimously adopted:
wHERaAs It is not only the inaenabls rgai Iat tss
sentiments on all subjects that concern the welfare o. IN
wealth. and Whereas wo believe that the o'a,
has and IT bs
Confederate government. Therefore be it
Resoved That we do most sincerely protest agsps. -
the Entertainments Of the Confederate
Tbs rights and privileges Of and
do we protest against the appointment OF x.rgnan %
the Office Of 1.-THE collector for State This we 40 ps
tsps to and
have many men who might nil t9ls ONCE ~ an,
emf and integrity to any gentleman from virginia OF any
9th r sister State.
Re.osued We hear with pleasure that the gentleman
.foa Virgna appointed this Office has been suspenoea
We hope this true and if not we most heartily oen'A"'
hs removal. Ia.
s proportion of troops and since her slave
nuo less than that Of other States in the Coneoeas.
i, Is absolutely necessary that all the men that We nov
hars home remain to carry on the
Of tie State 50 as to produce necsssares OF life more
over our State defeuces has been most shameuy
3D. while troops have fought sod bled IN delssce
Gsh2r StQteS WITHOUT fSCeViuk Iuos A.ouoA
their vaor Therefore, protest against any more OF oo
troops going beyond the limits Of our State un our
State defsnces are cared for, and some means aeeo
which the necessaries of life may be secured to US
e aosced That sgree with the Conseryauve .
Of Ike in the opinion that it is the duty OF GU
zs,. tohoM meetings and decare whe'hsf they DO ee
u,eri or not" a.
,olosd That we demand that the rights OF North Gar
oliua be respected q sovereign State
,oloed, If this be not DONE that North'Car ma
the right and ought the same to assert her soVer
signy. . a,.,a
p.sc, and that are in favor OF the same a. e 1'
il cal be effected on honorable terms
solped, That thanks are due and are hereby ten
DIR / to W. W. Holden for the fearless and able msnns
in hich be has defended the rights Of our citizens and
sud ers.
!esolrsd That copy OF the above resolutions De lor
id by the Secretary to the Editor of the n Sian
a With the request that be and other Editors friendly
10 The throug hout the State publish the same
Tie meeting was addressed in an able and eloquent man
by J. r. Skies and B. F. Beckerdite Entire harmony
.pr.s-.ilsd throughout all the proceedings
". T. II. Ew1Ne, Sec'y.
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NoRTH.cAROLINA, CH2rHAM conI

NORTH.CAROLINA CHXTHAM Cnnj
- ~, Court Of Pleas end Quarter Sessions Nav IT,
Joshua T. Goodwin, Sarah Goodwin, Mary Goodwin
shadrack Cole and wife Nancy and Elizabeth Lawre.,s
In this case it is ordered by the Court that adrs
men. be made the Raleigh Standard according so,
renee to be and appear at the next term of this cn
De held for the County Of Chatham, in Pitts5orons5
the second Monday Of August, 1863, then and tSu,,
plead answer or demur to this petition, otherwsp III
h'ent pro coi,esso will be taken as to them '"4|
the 10th July, 1868. R. q. GOTTEN. G. o'n's
July "a, 1868. a,Mn.s,
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,J JOHN.
- stou County. Henry Sullivan James H. Durham.
Attachment Fall Term of the Superior Court for The
County of Johnston, 1863
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that James
State 1t is therefore notion ordered by the Court
shat advertisement be made for SIX weeks successfully in
the Raleigh Standard, notifying the said James H. Dur
next term Of this Court and answer plead or demur the
same will be taken pro coatesso.
Witness. VIM H. Joyner, Clerk of said Court at Office
the 18th day Of July, A. D., 1863
WIN. Il. JOYNER, c. s. c.
July "a, 1858. (pr. adv. $l0) 3l-w6t
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8 A 1T

u Sound, 0nslow County, which be will sell at his
works two dollars per bushel below the Wilmington mar
price, he viii trade salt for provisions at the current
market rates. *
Salt is selling at Is low price possibly BE-
made for and parties likely 70 want il would do well to
lay in their supply ct once. n l.. +. Redo.
:. Nay 10, 1885, N-w4mpd.
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July IS, 1863,

NJORTH.CAROLINA, FRANKLIN COUN.
II ty, in Equity Fall Term 1862 THOMAS C. Horror
and others os MIAL HORTON and others Petition to sell
land a..
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that Mial
Horton, - Coleman and Cynthia his wife, Willis Hor
ton and Edward Freeman and Mary, his wife, defendants
is therefore, MOTION ordered that publication be made
in:the Raleigh Stanford for six weeks commanding the
to be held at the Court House, in the town of Lousburg
on the second Monday after the 4h Monday of September
next to answer or demur to the said petition otherwise
to them, and decree according to the prayer Of the said
petition.
Witness Tho T. THOMAS. Clerk and Master for Frank.
lin County, at Office in Louisburg july l6tb 1855
!. THO. e. THOMAS, Q. n. T.
July q, 1858. (pr adv $lO.1 sO-w6t
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ts district to our next congress viii support no MAJ
est opportunity therefore recommend Llwn hAs ~
Of Cemmonsville choice a. representative 'of w
9TH Congressional district of North Carolina: -
the abest and bodest defenders of the rights OF the Peo
pie in the State and that the stand which he has
their defence 10 just cause of pride TO every ue
his control to every lover of freedom. and to all those
who hate tyranny and oppression. l.. a..
Resokrsd That these proceedings be puDiisned III s
Standard aud Pro2res -
On motion, the meeting adjourned. ,,, ~.
W. BoDuNHAx.R Sec.
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a., sa'k sGtn, lsSso = members belonging to COMM
,.Sist Regiment N G. T., absent on fnrlougb, who's
ioughs have expired, will report to me immediatsss
duty at this place or Charleston s. c., or they viii be
with according to law. All members Receiving fr1oSa
from any other office than Gen. Writings, Wilmus
HI report by letter officially at once, as there
or sending Doctors certificates need not send any ~
,,ney are required to report person. then If
I service, they can obtain turough from these hi
quarters IN proper form. hope the members of conn.,
ID, Slst regiment will respond to this call promptlv
JAS. E. TODD, Can,
,o... Co. q, slst Regiment N 6
-~~6s - AoVSs S3-un
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July 10, 1868.

uyRINITY COLLEGE.-THE NEXT TERM
will commence August 18th. Board about $25 per
month; Tuition $3.50 per session; Preparatory SIS to
ss7 per session We shall have good boarding accomms
daton for many as may attend.
July 10, 1868. 2s-w2mpd.
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@1 40 WARD.-RANAWAY fS sS
% AUO the subscriber on the 2sth May, ,aS nj
woman, named SARAH ANN. She weighs about !, " ID
is feet or inches high, dark copper color tu
quick spoken about 20 years old and took oil her
with her when she left. will give the above r al
her delivery to mo, or for Der confinement in '@F
'">' 'Au ~ D'l' ~ Au''S JOSEPH D. DELrnlc
..'Ttl Thomas NJ k.stpl
July 81, 1898. .t..'I -. SOY,
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August 10, 1888.

rUNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO JAIL,
IL negro man who says his name is GREEN, and that
he was raised by Reuben Carpinder of Wake County, n
C., and now belongs to Willie Whitley, of Mississippi
The of said boy is hereby notified to forward
prove property, charges and take him away he will
be dealt with the law directs The age of the boy 81
weighs about IT'S lbs, and says he has been
away about eight years. WIN. H. CULLOM,
Sh'f of JohustSn Co., N. G.
Julv -wRu,
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July 81, 1855


"E ARE NOW IN OPERATION FOR THE BEN
w eft of the people. We are manufacturing the
firing shuttle and oashion~d looms, spin"sng seaess,
oedseads d. In aew days expect to be manuiactur
ing shoe lasts and pegs.
Our Foundry is also in operation and castings Of ell
kinds will be furnished far possible The farming
We will nav the highest prices for old castings which
you must bring you desire the supply Of cast
nas to be kept up We shall be prepared to furnish
plous of various Kinds by Wholesale and retail Soldiers
wives will be furnished with necessary articles at reduced
prices SIMPSON ! HOOKER.
Hillsboro', N. G., June 8, 1858. 4s-wkswtf
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July 81, 1898.
OR SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sAhs,f
"HR UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOB SAL s,k

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS Fob SAT- Va Tsyss IN
u following property situated in the town =, w
vile, n c.: One lot containing two on WINS
10 large dwelling pot yet completed; eight ro ot;ou
building are elegantly fnlshed-the other p.o,k to
der good roof and requires but little more VIII spd
plete 1.-THE lot is well enclosed, with good w"
houses thereon. n TEAGp
Terms to suit the purchaser. Apply to Col; %asrh i
at IaylorsvilIe. or Capt J. q. EV0fE, AZ $50
Asys 1865.
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N ESIRA L PLACE FOR SALE MY
II place the town of Snow Hill, Greene County,
and % miles east of Godsborough. is for SALE consisting
of three hundred and fifty of land abont third
is cleared and under fence, with good buildings it, 1t
is beautiful and The heahiestPaces in the
ty. Possession given at any time. Address,
W. z. Y. JONES, -.
Snow Hill, N. C.
Auoust 10 1se3 33-w2mnd
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NTR. Ell. HUSTON-SIR:-YO ARE
III hereby notified that by virtue of commission US
next at Alvn Smiths store house in Fair Bluff n c.
take deposition of Augustus Smith, to be read de 6ene
in the Of Doe on demise of E. L. Huston us. John
Griffin aud Stewart Carroll when and where you at
tend and cross examine said Smith, if you proper
A POWELL, ]. P.
DEMPSEY COLEMAN, J. P.
Fair Bluff n c., July IA, 1853. SO-w6tpd
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Augusts, 1868.

&EA II e W D...I WILL GIVE ThlI
NDOO above reward for the apprehension of anss
boy that absconded from Elias Albright. Ahmance COW
ty. n. e., on or about the 2Sth of November 1867
Said boy is 81 years old, and named JOE, Is iea /
inches high, weighs 1870 pounds has on his eye
rart onthe eye lid has thick lips and is very black
address IL Company Shops, N. C. .ur
JOHN P. ALBR1GHT,
Administrator of Elias AbrsnI
Aug. 8, 1858, 33-w6n
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rFrom thu M.pcbest.r Examiner Jun. j.,

From the Manchester Examiner, June I'LL
The Stock of Cotton In the Confederate States.
On this subject the following appears in q London
Contemporary, from Confederate source:
In the several communications recently published
concerning the stock of cotton in the Confederate
States, no allowance has been made for that con-
sumed by the people of the South, who have Deepen
ded since the LIST Of May, 1861, on their own manu-
features for their dry goods The quantity of the
raw material thus taken up to the LIST Of September
cotton having been used for almost every conceva.
bic purpose. As nearly the whole crop of 1860 was
exported, shipments continuing up tn July, 1861,
the following statement based upon information
from the cotton States, may be regarded as . fair
approximation to the number ofabales at the COM
mencement of the next commercial year:
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MOTTO Eat HERE WAS TAKEN

" G1eesI w I
~ and committed to the Jail of Stokes county, n
the 2sth of June and 18th of July 1885, the follow
described slaves as runaways. J
HANNIBAL. or Lewis, Who says he belongs to one !
ue Robertson of Richmond, Va Hannibal or Lewis
feet eight and half inches high, weighs about $50 pol
bears small at the corner OF LETT eye shght sear%
row v;ssce dark copper and good countenancs ~
posed to b. IS years Old dress, grey yarn coat aud
John WILLIAM says he belongs to Gordon Kent ~
Nyyls VI sont H * sss Inches hGh
small black mole the under lip near the right cOns|
the mouth; scar on the right jaw, made as be SAYS
shot; small mole on the left side Of the neck and BIS y
prominent mouth; drsss, grey yarn pants and y
tilted to come forward prove property and pay charge
they will be disposed Of according to law.
NATH'L. MOODY, shsis|
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&1 M REWARD..-RANAW FRo5
AVNN thel subscriber on the cd instant nj! ~
GEORGE He is about % years old, yellow eomPHls,1
straight hair, about feet high; he may pass free
think he is epdsavoriDg to get into the enemys lines
will give the above reward for his apprehension and
fnement in Jail 80 that can get him.
Eagle Rock, Aug. 10, 1868. ss-wsid
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VlAKEN UP, AND COMMITTED TO R l1
l. negro man who says his name is PETER, sua No.
he was raised by Council Best, of Wayne Copoty ~
and now belongs to William Harvey, Of Risaaond s.]
The owner of said boy is hereby notified to comesor".
prove property, pay charges and take him away, or
- ~ ~ " - ''' JOHN ". DIXON, sher:
Greene Co., N. c., July 10. 1858. 56-w&sxnI
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Very Latest per Edinburgh.

LIVERPOOL. April l6.-The steamship E'na, from
New-York arrived last night.
LovDoN, April l6.-Additional correspondence
between Minister Adams and Earl Russell II pa y
lished It relates 10 blockade running is ear old,
and contains nothing OF moment.
CRACow, April 15.-Ibe CA. OF to-day states
that several fresh bands Of insurgents have been
seen in tho district OF Sandomr.
serious engagement has taken place near Su-
walk, in which 3 600 insurgents participated The
Russians lost 200 IN killed and guns.
CAIRO, April l5.-Ihe Sultan has made an excur.
sion some little distance up the Nile. He Majesty
has also given magnificent presents to the Prince sea.
1t is asserted that the Sultan stll regards Limsclf
as u guest of the Viceroy, ana has abslmnei from
any act tending TO display authority. the SUDAN
viii leave Cairo upon bis return to Constant1ople
on Friday.
LATEST COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, April l6-CoTroS-Ihe sales 70 day
reach tales incudiog 900 specuaos sud export
tho market closing hrn - unchanged quotations
BHEADsTUFys-haTket quiet sud steady.
PHoyI-iONs-The market rules heavy.
PKOptCE-Ihe market !, generally steady
LoNpoS April l6.-Cousols close At 9-i Gq9 Tor money
Money oasr Stock Exchange but there change In
tho Bauk rate Of discount
ANKKICAS SToCXs-Tbe latest sales were. Ere Railroad,
i6Gl7i luiuois Central, IiG 4Ji Discount