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BUFFALO MARKET.-.sept. ~.
~ -rrzuuauuT

FIOuF-Dun.
Wheat-Firmsr but dull Sales 5000 bu No.
Milwaukee spring at u TO-
COru-Dnn aud nominal
Oafs-Quiet and easier.
Rye-Heid at 81 25.
Whfsky-S1 "a. ..,s.s
I69<a1ee; oats ale
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

Ats meeting of citizens at the Metropol-
itan Gift Book Store, No. lao Superior
Street, the vote was unanimous that the
MetrOPOiitaa is a very popular establish
ment. sept. 2s;l7O.
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IRox-CLABs Don't forget that Sam
sharpley's unequalled minstrel troupe give
their opening concert on Friday evening.
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It Is important to all to know that the
great Bankrupt Sale, los Superior street, is
the cheapest place in the city to buy Boots
and Shoes. They are closing outtheir stock
below manufacturing prices in order to
close up business. There is a chance for
bargains which you but seldom enjoy, par
ticularly in times like these. He advises
all to go Immediately and secure the great
bargains which they offer, as they have the
best assortment of custom made work in
the city. Don't forget the place, los su-
perior Street, near Water. sept. 2s:170.
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Ifyou know, tell your friends, fyou don't
know, ask some one; why the Metropolitan
Gift Book Store gives such general Satisfac-
tion to its patrons.
SAINT 27.I7O
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A NEW ORGAN.
Erection Of a New Organ in the west
side congregational Church-stOps,
Pipes. &c.

The West Side Congregational Church,
Rev. J. .A.Thome, pastor, has recently added
greatly to the interest and attractions of
its church seryice,b by purchasing, from the
we'll known manufactOry of John G. Mark
love, Esq, Utica, New York, a very suPe-
rior organ, the erection of which has just
been completed. Some idea of its extent
may be gained from the subjOined list of
stops and pipes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

Yesterday was devoted to entries and the
various preliminaries. The number of en-
tries is up to the usual figure. Many more
articles will be entered TO- day if the wealth
er is favorable People seem disinelined
to bring out their nice things on entry
day, choosing that they shall be fresh and
dustless on the first day of exhib; tion.
The following schedule shows the kinds
and number of entries made yesterday:
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OswEGO MARKEF.-ssPt. "a.

OaWEf1O MAHAHN'71dlIs No
IBx TEzEaRAFH.
FFour-DnH and 2595Oc iaWer. sale ct 20 80
as % for No l spring. S9 2s9s % red EintaEi
q T6alO 25 for white.
Wheat-InaotiVs; no buyers. 10. EPrins Of
fsred at 81 g..
COrn-scares and market nominal.
Oafs-Quiet. -.
Canal Freiehta Flozr H9&,
wheat Isc, corn 111<c, barley lie tc New York aaa
% to Albany
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Rose n Prentiaz' PrOvIsaOn Market Re.
DOrd.

The following srs the rates charged By Us:
FTa,a=-sua.r-cursd premium hams 3 D.----A 9
TSr9e1i FiaPf-CanTasssd 3 BB......-....--...----c
ShOuIdess1-Sugsr 3 lD..-........--...--ls .
Canvassod B 7b.-...----...---.-----------e
BaeOn-Or Smoked Sides D D..-..--....s-...:-'.ss
Ts,,.ri Prt-ne Isaf kettie-rndr'd IN bhls 3 DA
Prime leaf kettle-rndF'd d in kegs 3 DssS
POrk-No. mess b =
Extra clear 3
~ No extra charge made for paekege9 os - -,
warranted strictly prime, and equal 20 anything -
ESOgT a PBEYTI6A-
Iuiy4-R Nos. 142, IA and lse ontAr.o stEss..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

Eighteenth Annual Fair of the Cuya'
hOga County Agricultural society
Opening Day-N0mbeT of Entries,
DC. DE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

BUReLlRY-The Cathedral, on Erie St.,
was burglariously entered last Sunday night
and the following articles stolen therefrom:
4 Capes, 4 Vestments of various colOrs,
Dalmaties Of purple color, 2 Stoles, Sur
plices, ConPorals, Silver Spoon, 1 Small
Ter Cape, alb, 10 or moro Cassaeks, some
Napkins, &c. There was about $4,000 worth
of silver plate in the same place, which was
not disturbed. A liberal reward will be
given for the recovery Of the property, or
apprehension Of the thieves. Address A.
Rape Bishop, or N. GALLAeHER, Deputy
sberiffof Cleveland. sent 21:17O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

IzTRRNAL REVENUE DKcIsIoS.-The fol-
lowing decision OF Commissioner Lewis,
exempting from stamp duty our proposed
city bonds, will be of interest to our read
era
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To TEE FOURTH WARD-Ths undersigned
takes plasure in announcing that the quota
of "the Banner Ward" under the call Of
July IS, for 10000 men, Is fGH. None Of
the funds collected for the draft Association
Save been used. Holders of Certificates
viii please present them at the Engine
House on Huntington st., on Monday even
ing, October 3D., and receive their money.
By order Of Finance Committee,
R. J. TULLER, Treasurer.
Cleveland, Sept. Goth, 1854. sept. 2l:l7O.
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MoRE ABOUT TIE sULTAN.-Mr. Spear, the
mate of the Sultan, went down to Euclid
On Monday, to see if aught from the wreck
had hoated ashore. We saw him yesterday,
and learned that six trunks and one bag of
clothing had been washed upon the beach.
Several of the trunks had been bursted
open by the waves, and most Of their con-
tents lost. The Captain had wr@PPaS-np
the bulk of his papers and books in cloth
ing Of various kinds and securely tied them
up in thick blanket, thinking they might
thus reach land in safety, but none of his
papers or effects, save what he had locked
in his brothers trunk, have as yet been
found.
The small bost, which Monroe Ellsworth
and Barney - jumped into at the time
the brig was sinking, is ashore, its stern
and one plank knocked out of it-and this
fact is regarded as sealing the fate of those
two men,
None of the bodies have as yet been
washed ashore.
Mr. Burt, one of the owners of the brig,
left orders that strict watch should be kept
on the beach, and if anything farther,
whether effects or corpses, Aoated inland,
report should Immediately be sent % him.
MEADvILLE ITExs.-We find the following
in last weeks Meadville Republican,
The SYNOD of Allegheny-Q. s. Prcsby-
terian-is now in session at this place.
About 100 ministers and elders compose
the Syuod.
A canvass of the officers at the Atlantic
& Great Western Depot, including only the
heads of the departments and their clerks,
resulted in the following vote Lincoln 54,
Mcclellan IL, undecided4.
The draft has not yet been made in this
District, nor have any orders been received
as to the time Of commencing. Meantime
many of the sub districts are coming in Out
of the draft with their full quota of men.
An outrageous attempt at robbery occur
red at the house of Mr.. Henry Strauss, il
Woodcock township, on Saturday evening
last. About eight o'clock knock was
heard at the door, which was answered By
Mrs. g., who, upon opening it, was seized by
two men who attempted to gag her. Hel
Bcreams brought her husband to the door,
who was knocked down,and severely injur
ed, demand was then made for none I
and a search was being undertaken, when
the passage of wagon caused the robbers
to beat q hasty retreat. Mr.. Strauss !:
about 80 years Ofage--being one of the old
est and most worthy citizens in that com
munity. No clue 10 the perpetrators Of the
outrage has been discovered.
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e The only things that can operate against
this Fair will be bad weather and the in
difference of the people. The draft has
just come of, and many are anxious and
preoceupied with the result of that, and
party excitement, war news, &C., &c.-ell
these things may act as drawbacks; but as
this Fair comes but once in yesr, and as
it may be made, by proper management,
such an interesting and useful institution,
the people of the county ought to patronizs
it by their presence at least, and if they do
this much, they should exert themselves
somewhat to make the exhibition worth
attending. 30, good folks, come up, one
and all; bring your wives, children, and
ali the other nice things. There are many
departments of the Fair, and every one has
certainly some one article, if not more,
that will delight some one. So bring it
along, fill up the entry-bOOks and the
shelves and tables of the halls, and the
stalls, and bring up the family to witness
your articles and those of ten thousand
others.
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c0MMERGiAL.
MORNING EEADHR oEFroE.
TuEEaaV FrrNr1sa 6arf ~ ia

The receipts assin By raii sOr ths = hours ra-a
ending at half past O'Clock to-day are - fOl-
lows.
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RarA Ohanee fOr Agents.

For Circular address, with stamp, y. S: GEEINi
ti,sTsJ.nd tii,ysl seplH61
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arO n0n MONEY ADVANCED
ADtISBttib IN Eums 10 suit-at the oldstsnd
"a y-eil-luogn WAGEER'S LOAN OFb1CE, On
sssurities Of every kind, viz; Gold and Silver
rs,-s,is blothinz. Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons,
rai eu ,Tsonai property aud srt'cies Of value, on
fue raost satisfactory terms BUSINESS strictly pri'
vste. Established Is5l- n. b.-A variety Of I'M
doomed v Wstohss, JeWelry, Guns, &C.. foI sale st
tergsins. -
0fico,-c~-ist Of Water and Superior streets,
ovs- Davis and Peixotto's Clothing store:
--oot2E J. q = " NASh-A-
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TT,EN TO $40 A DAY.-AGENTS
wanted % sen the impfoved L1lIIk GiAAI
sfHINCS NhCEiNT,, t1e best chaEp Machine n the
gfilf States We are giving Jniiliesion ~ winch
ne above wasss eau be made OF We vii employ asslss
~ 10 IA 1lfh aIfl expenses paid tor Paftle
and terms address, with stamp, L. 5. PAGE Ten -
Aeent, Toledo, o. seI.5. =. - - -ss
LOR BELE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
II Forest street. House large and comInodiousi Lot
Trlfsef b. "a with abundance OF Ine EhI Iugoetgs ;
o1d 1od frlt choice grapes, and good barn Terms
ssSv Fp5tIire of d. ". GAGE, ESD, los Sup"rloT 81
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UTCOL DEI4AINES-WE HAWK
Wy nU colcrs In single and Double Fold.
TAYLOR, GRISWoLD & CO.,
s.ntA zlT Superior street.
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OUEAHOGA COUNTY FAIR.

UN1oS CouSTY CENTRAL CoNNITTEI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-20
3tunufial aud Commercial
mosEH MAaKKr.

The demand for money b vesy hsAt = tsssss4 -
the transactions masket during tAe pt wsk hevs
been very small There h but little cal TX gold hese,
and the movements New Yosk ksep market In
unsettled and nuetuatinE State. The price r gold
mrrsy soainal. our Bankers pAyins = psesian and So
ass IT sves, snd II asssce II snyfhn9 bsttex ve give
these 4ectstone. hAs<s 81 scant are very Arn II
10 per cent and nothing but NO. paper capable Of b.
ing negotiated Our Bankers receive no currency sAss
Treasury and Gsss and Sstonal Bsnd noes except
discount.
We very glad to notice general deposition the
part the people Of the Vest nd themselves Of The
ragged aud miscellaneous currency ncw In circuafton
and ospepd sstirey the Treasury and N.siosAl bAna
notes. Let the the .rsg Mill cwrsney7 b ksql
up until the whsle Of the uncopsttntonai and wildcat
tr.sh b thrown oui Of exssnee ard II Ms Sats ~
great . strng~ncy Mr.. Chase viii band supply d
gre~nbscks and thus the nation win be saved iargs
amount Of interest and the eosutry viii have xnisu
currency which there he no possible dosbt.
Exrhaage New York, Chicago and b. Louis = ssll
ing Al u cent pre.am. buying 1t pr - PER cent
discount.
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New York, April 10.

Richmond papers report riot 10 Gen.
" ariords Georgia brigade, 1t Bristol,
Tenn. recently. some 200 msnbefs beisg
dissatisfied with tho qualhy Of Their -
tons. The store Of tho comnis1ssy va
plundered. The provost gard Sired
upon them. The rest escaped With their
plumber. A number has since been Il
rested e. and would b sharply ptnished.
The men were armed mostly viii stones
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Honss eoasurrsd in ~ 0enate anlsnl-
n1ne ~ Wonn ruD1A1iDas - - - 1tan1
tAat The Oonnitto n do ~
Wae inauisa into the tfutA Of Eunou -
tendinS ~ toeeat aitoek - III l6s
and whether that pat could have besa
su&sisaNys ssisfssesd, md Sepsgt ~
facts = sooo - possible.
House vs6t ito 1onl1itk6s, Wash
burns in the chair, for the consideration
Of the Iutegnnl Tax bin.
Morrill, explained the measure and
spoke il II hvor.
Mr.. 6tsbeins also spoke In lhvof q the
bill. II The course Of his remarkl be
said Tho National banks must taks the
place Of The State basks, - they 4oald
not coexist, and expressed himself - r.
voE Of = tax on sales Of gold and sterling
exchange . . source Of rsv6nas.
Brooks and Fernando Wood spoke
against the bill. and KAsson u it, fsvor.
The Comnittse ross, vhsn Oar6ald, d
Ohio, proceeded . make rood hs toslasg
assertion b prodssiag : lsttsf frsa Jsdgs
Ecklss, Of Indiana, which came into his
possession. recommending Young man
70 Joha G. Breckiasinndgs q dssif91s a
catering the servics of the South 10 some
| capacity. and safely seooumending him
a faithful man. The writer said the
bearer OF the letter was formerly connect
Cd With the Union army, but became die,
! gustsd With It.
Mr.. 0sr6sla also produced > oifcnlal
from jobs 4. Davis, Of KY that M
Davis ~ formerly msnbsr II Con6resl
from Indiana, and the predecessor Of Voor
bees.
1 VOORHEES, replied what the gentleman
from Ohio (Gas6sld) had produced wer,
not original letters; but Only what pur
ported 70 be copies. He would ssy| To Mr.
| Garfield that Mr. Davis 10 one of the mos
Distinguished men in Indiass, and per
haps II this time 10 lying on . bed o
sickness. There was nothing tsaisorou'
about him. He (Vo6fhess) might pro
uouncs those letters false and spurious.
Garfield replied that be wished tn
gentleosn (Voorhees) would.
/ voorhees, said in reply that ~ il woul.
not suit him to do 90, he would not pur
sue that coarse.
| Itbeing now hah.psst 4 o'eIoak th'
House took recess sutil 7 o'eIoek TIM
evening.
The evening session Of the House pass
: cd the bill authorizing the construction o
rsilroad bridge over the falls Of th
Ohio, near Louisville.
The House resumed the consideration
Of the bill reported from the select com
mittse, providing for the reconstruction
Of the rebellious States.
Anes, from the same committee, mad
= lengthy speech in opposition to tn
measure.
After speech explanatory Of the bill
,, by Mr.. Smithers, the House adjourned
After few unimportant amendment
} the bill vas passed and seat to the Hous,
Sumner moved to take up the bill /
; repeal the Fugitive Slave Law.
Davis objected.
: On motion Of Trumbull, the ayes an
nays we're called on SunDer's motto
with the following result: ayes %. nay
: 10.
The bill was then passed to secon
! reading.
Sherman moved to amend BY acceptin
the act Of February 18th, 1895.
4 johnson regretted the proposed actios
A long colloquy ensued between Suu
ner and johnson, after which Sherman
amendment vaa adopted.
Counees moved to lay the bill on Ii
table. Rsjected-3l to 8.
/ A motion to adjourn vas lost. Subs
ouently, hoWesor. the Senate adjourned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-20

Nov osnmAnAsr Ssr chasssstsa--Kn.
psss1ek - 9sa4Aia
Especial to Times.l
Washington, April 10.
Report AYE Gilmore has been recalled
nom Charleston and ordered elsewhere on
service. 1t is not unlikely, notvithstaud.
ing tins change, that our iron-clAds viii
Will b alongside Charleston wharf before
the summer il gone. Gen. Hatch has
been mentioned ~ successor 70 Gnmore.
The Senate Military Committee have
reported sRsinst the House bill giving
Vx6 bounty to nine months men.
Fitzpatrick has left for Memphis.
Worlds Dispatch.
Washingtoa, April 10.
The Blair investigating committee viii
report the famous liquor order to have
been . forgery.
Especial to Tribune.1
Washington, April 10.
The President and Mrs. Lincoln Wal.
montoe to-mOrf0W.
New York, April 10.
The Commercials Washinoto. letter
has rumor that Gen. Halleck has piaosd
his resignation 10 the haods OF The Pre-.
ident, and will insist on its accept.uc,.
49, @-'-s.'s
0e01elaa - have ! Oemua.a -,
0aaaxd. =
New York, April ls.
The Henld,s Alexandria sea w..h
iDgton dispasches state that 0r,.s iii
appoias eolellan 70 : sossnspd = ~
Army Of the Potomac.
sseresary Chase srrived It Washi, 40,
Monday night.
Wade and Couch, OF the Cou,nit6a
o. 80 Cs.dscs Of ~ Was M fe OEfro
70 take evidences il relation o ~ ..e.ss.
80 - Fort Pillow.
IL oeefei Yiseonso. $1,000
The lsth. hes diapassa fts1 Nsksss -
ted I'M. evidsstly oanefd ~ ~
UsSea tesops usls fspslsp1 - :l1ss,; ssS
toss NH gsest lpss. Ispssasu1ve1 css.ss
: pepost - ! Usiens ensu,,pn 49,.
= - ss.nandss * Hasa 60. - q
ssss1 = asssas ~ ~ 81 i zs<ssss<k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-20

COLGArRI RONEH soar.
This celebrated Toilet seap, /, such univrrsal
demand. y maAs frcn TIE cAoscess naa@riaas, /.
Mid and sasiiens In IL nature, fregraasly
scented and extremely bsasElctal In it, aesaon
spea the akin For sais by all Druggists s.d Fancy
Goods Dealers jan2s-IydAv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-20
MDluolTT DEsPATeEs


WashlngtOo, April ~.
The subscriptions to tho 1910 loan,
- reported 70 the treasury today, amount.
ed 70 %. 900, 900.
No further debate will take place on the
I6serual Tax bill. but amsndments will
be discussed in I've ninuts spsechss.
The Secretary Of the Interior has 70.
commanded to Congress the sppoiatmeo.
Of IN Indian agent fos the Kiowaya hahe
aud Camanche Indians.
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Especial to Commercial !
Washington. April 10

] Secretary Chase was on the floor of the
House to-day listening to the speeches of
Mesrrs. Morrill, aud Stebbins in favor Of
the tax bill, and expresses himself in favor
OF making iteven more productive to the
Treasury.
Inc Naval Investigating Commi.tee
nave nearly concluded their labors. The
report OF Che majority will doubtless ex.
onor ate the department. While e.n,tor
Hale VII probably mske minority re-
port on the corruption in making con.
tracts.
Representatives declare they intend 10
get through all business before the Graf
Of June. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-20

READ the T0ssinpny.
pHsDnrlIA Frb. Q, lisa
n 10ux ,. KecMxa-
f. OAw Er.-T have been q sufferer from tha9 nnost
krrtd dtse~se, DysT~p~ia fur sixteen years. after
unang the one bex Of T. ~ sHAKPs Pills. which pur
chased Of you three ssek. ago. feel IL had
tered into . de-ny general hesith has improved
my appetite has increased aid altogether feel like
new man take pessrre Ia recotn4 ndins them TO tbs
public - ssfs and reiabis. 1onrs, truly.
all FORBES,
No. All Chestnut IT, Pniissi~lphiA-
Price 400 Box. Sold by Druggist. everywhere.
JOHN j. KRONER, Principal Agent.
spr7dAwen sos Chestnut r., Philadelphia
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AND CoLDS-Th. and

~ den changes 81 climate sources Of Puimo-
mary, nwo0chia and Asshnatic AHckirsss Experience
having prosed that simple reedi-s ben speedily
when taken IN the esry Stages Of TIT s>se recourse
should NJ be had 10 Browne BrochiAI Trcche@
Lexenges let the Cod Cough Iit4soa Throat
be eight by this pxeessiea
tsck may he rGecfaalis uared on Phic Speakers and
ngrrs will End them electnni fer clearing strength
eninx the voice Soldiers should have them they
b. rsrd In tbs pocket ard tak~a requires
aPx3<iAwIE
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New York. April 10.

New ork. April ~.
The Posts Washington special says
MorrilPs proposition to advance IS per
ccnt::on custom duties till the tariff bill
can be passed, will probably be agreed TO-
The rates of taxation under the new bill
will be largely increased if Congress
should hesitate in adjusting ths taxstion
in such manner Is 10 afford immediate
relief
1t is said the President will send spe.
cial message on the subject.
The Republican caucus last night agreed
to pass the bill TO . vote 40 soon ss posi-
bic. 1t is reported Washburne will move
IN amendment to tax the stock of whisky
on hand
Senator McDougal will make another
effort today to induce the Senate For
eign Relations Committee to take some
action on his Mexican interference reso-
luton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-20
Washington, April 10.

Stou3 hpIH ~.
Late Richmond papers contain the
foiloHlng dispatch 70 Gen. Cooper:
The following report was received At
Baton Rouge on the Sd inst, from = Sur.
geon General of Banks army.
n, we met the esemy near Shreveport.
The Union forces were repslsed with
great loss. How masy can you acoono.
date IN hospitalin Baton Rouae1
The steamer Essex or Benton Vas de.
stroyed By . torpedo in Red River. and |.
transport was crptured by the Confeder.
atee.
Farrsgut is reported to be preparing To
attack Mobile. Five monitors are com.
ing TO him. The garrisons Of Nev Or
leans snd Baton Rouge we're very much
reduced for the purpose of increasipo
Banks forces.
D. Fl. MAsIxe,
Maj. Gen. Comd'e.
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D. Fl. MASIxe.
Maj. Gen. Comd'g.
Memphis. Anr;l1S

memphis, April Is.
Cotton market unusually active and
hrm. Prices unchanged. Receipts 5000
bales from White River.
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NeW York AaFkes.
By Telegraph Nxv Toax, April 10.
Coston-About ic lower 1t &c for mfdlinx up,asAl
Siour-ss.ss and western VERY du, end unsettled a,
Is to 3oc lower 257 IS for extra State 5s8 90 "a
extra \. H. o. and oso7 q for trade lsandk make
closing rather more ssesdy hosders generally rstung
accept inside priccs.
Whisky-ueayy
wheat-very dull and noninsIy lower; Chicago sprtn
7oa1 so@l "a; Vii. ciab 720i ~ winter Ksd W.;
COrns.vors tmyrr< sales u Il DO sush 1t so@l
e old Mixed Western in store inside price for cash to
baseball and lower at ss,,4oss1lc Tor western
Conee-F Firm, but quiet.
euGAr-fvm.
Petreleum-Firm, but quiet.
Pork-D.l and lower It g ss@2s g tor nsss closing
closing a inside prices u ooo2s 8 Sor Old and ~,
prime - oo926 p for prime nssx also 30 bbls nev
mss, ~ May and june . g - Leo - ~ Jane IN
sra option, u = LOCO bbs for Nay. buyers cptioa =
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