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hEnAKKs Arou1 nEKl cAI1LH.


The total number this week siJ head compsres with 1670
head lat week and with 40 head average per week
year and with J487 for the corresponding ycsr
The number sod yeeId ana Today ct the principal
ket 1900 LeGd compares Dh 1853 head s week and with
1897 head the weei last year. and with s57 head
q market wear ago.
THE OPENING, OR PRINCIPAL DAY, or TBE MARKXT.
| MoEday, April 3.--Thcrc arc only $500 herd of
bnllocks IN market to-day which wond appear be sai
supply bit then they Of remarkably good average dnay
has been sod here since lat $40 head and SIS
At Bergen, many Of which heavy oxen This bssid.
sales the downtown stables snd those eIrecisd
win make up f weeks supply and reduce the quotation.
from one 40 two cents pound, and the most the best
cs The top price fch,s bulocis to day ~ 2la22c y
n net with rnied ri 23a2<o. and this
men thought, at least In the afternoon very liberal
Ia their esn s's of weights Below hptclass Iricrs ranged
l5h zoe q h. with very lew Ia the lower Glaze The great
ai. Of cattle sold ct lSazle The Government took l7s this
week end the contractors paid bale 1.-Two weight Tor
s o. the brs shipping cattle in market One lot oil 100
head Ma,sschsse heavy si taken At be- The
Afford TO iurn,h good cattle, and 30 far they have
.Ira GOOD and the pr.cs paid By contractor show.
bo state Of the market Under the risid inspection OF
Capt Carleton, who proves be capital judge DO more
POO, besves shipped ro this port Looking the 1873
had conseed together foT shipping could pack
81 nsi that would not grace the stall OF FIRST elias. butcher
Ihey ~uI make nst the beef soldiers deerv- for their
heIoc deedsvtbe beat that the narket affords In the
lug trAds wHspysy and oaite moved Cd lively After the
ne~t Of the fsll OF Richmond received business
very da Butchers seemed to tbinh that people could
on iood news without beef least hey deter
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sUPEROR CoURT-TGI,L TIEs-APRiL >-B.sors Jus
tlce HARBOUR


TIE YOUR HORSES.
Susan Hart agt. Richard McParlcD.-The plain
.f in for damages to herself ard her shd
death OF husband who killed by
the defendants horse. Tie Judge charged Jury
rsgscuce whatever In the dccrdent
rbuiing Tie accident he plaintiff could The
july the proper tribunal to decide whether wassny
gligeucc the horse secured flst
\ tied this not necessarily negligence bot the
must judge whether u improper under lie crcum-
The Of damages the aetna. peculiarly
and not syIpi,het .errnosynaTy The Iury
rendered verdict for the plaintiff for $50.
Before Justice GARvIS.
RIOT DAMAGES.
The Wechawkcn Ferry Company act. the Msyor.
The Ferry Company against The city verdict fos
IS Jls ~ for losses Ia iAc July riots.
Before Ju-'ic, BRADY
DECISIONS.
Wrunworth agt Wrunworth.-Divorce yrlntcd.
Before Justice RosERrsoS
Michael Schucfor agt. The Forty-seeond ana
Grand st. Esilrosi Compauy.-Order granted. Alexander
Lowell Michael NuTphy-Netion granted. Chas. Aus,
Frpcr sg. FrsLcis Naturalization granted paved for
John Mct hahn Administrator &c, Thomas l. brOois
approved Of &c. Thomas Il. Oakley ast William Sesrs
Order modified Luther C. Ttbett at. The Homo insur-
Co-Dcnurref sDaiNcd Jud enent ordered Tor plain
til with costs Hugh ORoufk- agt Bernard kesntn.Com
plant dismissed with George W. Taylor dc, agt
James w Cu.yer.New trial ordered 10 the defendant
Culver Jrremish T. smith sgt Waiter Jones.-Reirrred to
Joseph I. Bosworh esq take and Of al
dealings between plaintiff snd defendant, Ac George tho
Count johannes at. Stephen X. fiskMoton oried with
81 See morandum with Special Term Clerk. Pc
p-rs Clerks Office. Charles q NELL oct. Henry j. Over
msn-Moon denied with - See opinion Win Spec
aei Samuel Thont on.rhe dispositions IN this
back papers in Office.
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l.. :. 10 LOAN.

BY ant, oity of the Secretary OF the Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale OF United States Treasury Notes
bearing seven and threeenth per cent interest per an
nun. known as the
SgvES-THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes are issued under date Of June H. 1862
and ore payable three years from that time in currency
or are convertible at the option Of the holder into
I. :. 80 SIX PER CENT GoLD-BEARING BONDS.
These bonds are worth premium, which increases
the actual profit on the 40 loan and its EXEMPTION
FROM STATE AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION ADDS FROM ONE
TO THREE PER CENT MORE, according to the raio e'ed
on other property The interest is payable in currency
semiannually by coupons attached 10 each note "hcl
NAV be cut off and sold to any bank Or banker
The interest AMOUNTS 10
ONE cent per day a...............s5O NoIE.
TWO cents per day on a..-.-.......s1OO NOTE.
TN cents per day on a............s5OO NOTE.
TWENTY cents per day on a....1,OOO NOTE.
ONE DOLLAR per day on a .......s5,OOO NOTE.
Notes Of all the denominations named will be promptly
frn shed upon receipt of subscriptions, and the notes
forwarded al once The interest to 18th June next will
be paid in advance by the local subscription agents at
the time OF subscribing Thisis
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered BY the Government, and il is confidently
expected TINT its superior advantages make II the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PEoPLE.
Less than $500 900 Of the Loan authorized by tho
last Congress are now on the market This amount. at
the rate at which il is being absorbed will all be sub
scribed for within four months when the notes VIII
undoubtedly command premium. as has uniformly
been the case on closing the subscriptions to other loans
In order that citizens Of every town and section OF
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks state Banks and fTfVnte
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
TO receive subscriptions par Subscribers viii select
their own agents. in whom they have confidence and
WHO only ore be responsible for the delivery OF tie
notes for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE. Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
March Is lsGj.
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Howes a. Macy. Bnnkers,
No. 80 wLl-s,.. .Yors,

fFormerly Officers % the Park Bank j
FouR PER CENT Interest ALLOWED os DErosITs.
PERSONS OPENING AccOUSTs may DEPOSIT and DRAW
as they please the same with tie City Banks. and
will be allowed Interest ther daily balance at per
cent.
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of the United States
OF Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE Of he various
issues Of Government and other Stocks. Bonds and
God, promptly executed for the usual commission.
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advertisement.


COSsUSfPTIOE-CONsU
We say TO persons having Consumption in whsever sses
of the disease DR.. WrsnARrs PINE TREE lar toRpAf
which e. readily taken up the blood anf earned 10 ths
urrs and the healing principles of the Tar nc, npon te I'M
famed the lungs and stop their decay At once and ns
re,t power to Dissolve the ck ucus that stop ny tns
wind passage OF the luna" and expes 1t from s
uy PyE TREE TAR CORDIAL purihes the blood ana
II 81 Nh scoiuons matter that constantly breec ns tot
ersI aud external Salt RLenm, botches ON the see
sn skin Disesses ore especially cured by DR. ishAhI
p,yH TRFB Tan CORDIAL Office, No ~ North S~eoAS 81
Philadelphia. c,,, xx.,,o.. NJ
sq4 Rroalwsy n, Y.
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ncrsipss Of Produce.

Arm $50 bbls. Flour. l6l bills Whisky, 9. So
bbs Corn Meal $3.50 bush Oats. 100 pkgs. Ashes. OF
pkgs Lard iJ2 pkgs. Oil Cake. leo pkgs. Provisions.
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rather more steady tut tho medium and high grade:

,.,,s, more .tesdy. tut tho medium and high grades
heavy and irregular; the sales arc $500 Dbls AZ
81 5Od;e for Superfne state sedse - iVr h.Ia 10 ,S
grades Of Western Extra; 81 5O0s9Ior shiPpns V.do
60 O0se 70 for Trade md Family brands, and - 5O9
All 75 for 81. Lous Extras Canadian Flour rs mod.
sra,ey active and firm at the close sales OF go bbls at
ss 6OQs9 for the low grades of Extra ara 81 o~StI
for Trade and Family do Southern Flour Is IN iair
SUNNY. he market is dull. but prices are without
Change sales OF 30 bbs at 81 40a $40 IS for mixed to
good snpertne Country Baltimore &c. ana fiO avg
SO 30 for Trade and Family brands Eye fiour Is dui
and heavy Mt sGqS6 g. Corn Meal IS heavy anu M
lower sales of 900 bbls Brandywine ut 60 3G 30 %
GRAIN-'ihc Wheat market is nnsettled there -
more inquiry but dealers apart in their views Last
evening cargo Of 6.d0O bush good Amber Michigan
sold N 81 So Barley is du and prices are nominal NJ
lGOG$l - Barley Malt is selling slowly ut 81 500
g. TO- Oats are in limited demand aud easier; the sup
DIV is liberal; the sales $3.50 bush Canadian Mt 10
roc. Western are nominal at 81 sjas &c. Jersey on
pier a, s20s4c Rye is dull at s6e 20 75 Corn opened
dull and heavy. but closed iImer, with better demand
for local use the sales II GO bash. Mixed Western
is held at al 5Gdsl 49, DO Yellow Jersey ut ~ so~
81 ~ ard do. Southern ut 81 42dsl 49,
HOPS-Cboicc qualities IRE in small supply and hrm;
the nquryis fair fJr home consunpton Other grades
arc dull aud unchanged; We quote ut 2O925c for com
10 prime Old 3Od3Jc FOL fair to choice New Ifop
and i50JOc for fancy lots. -,
HAY-The supply is liberal and the market Is dull
ard heayy; salos at 81 45dsl " Tor Shippihs' anu
/ 81 o. q < 20 .Cr retail lots.
! OLASSES-Thero has been some inquiry, but no
sales Of Importance reported prices are steady
| OILS-Linsocd is dull and lowcri sales ut q ~
Fish OILS arc lower and duh at 81 sjds 80 for Crude
Whale and & l0Gs2 20 for Crude Sperm. Lard Oh
! is also easier and dull at s. G0Gsl 65
/ PROVISIONS-Thereh has been more activity In the
market for Pork -ineo' our last az the opcnne OIL
Change prices ruled firm. and gradually advanced,
closing buoyant at extremes which Is an improve
J meht Of fully 81 po- Dbl compared with the open
n rate; the sales cash and regular are $50 boIs at
sgj0S2i for Old Mess SIC Jode27 80 Tor New 90 I;
S230s23 ~ for Old Prime; s2sas % ior new
Prime. and s.o4s26 20 for Prime Mess i'eci Is onH
change sales of 800 hbs At Sl3Gl6 20 for Plain Ness
and sra Sis 80 for Extra do. Iiercc Beef Is inact
and prices are nominal Beef Hams ARC In fair demand
but recs are lower; sales Of 81 bbls Western nj Ell ~
asa. Cut Meats are easier and IN moderate demand
ses Of Is pkgs at IL. IA for Shoulders Bacon y
Cur a, Inc % boxes Long cut Hams at he; and A.
boIc. Shortcut Hams at Ice Lard is in fair demand
and prieos frIner sales OF 800 pigs at
for No ard IA 0lsc for fair 10 prime Steam and
/ Kettle Eondcrcl, lie latter rate for choice. 49,
BurfEa is quiet but prices are without change. We
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fAdvertisement.l

lAdvertisementJ
WINDOW SHADES,
Gold Holland NC new style Shade Fixtures S fe1ueso
nyice. o. L. 4 J. b. kELrY, No. 80 Broadway.
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Advertisement.

[AdveItseDent.l
LACE CURTAINS.
New Persian Styles Just received.
q. L. L. j. Il. kelly. No. $50 Bfostway.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-ApEiL 4-B.fos
Indgr Brrrs
RErURS OF Process.

M Ut I-i'NfNc
This morning the Marshal made return 81 prccess
duly served in the Of tie United States sgt al reIsys 10
the Nassau Bank " y ,anring the credit The
Of A. A. Ns,hans. \. W. Ssilnns
On motion Of Assssnt Dis,Tc Attorney Henry H. Rice,
e,q The Court OF delast 20 b. entered in the CAR.
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csss.d wa. native Of Ireland aged forty year. apA !sses
at No sos West Forty ourhst, where lie leaves we ess
two children.
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Inc A'OHi" pSN' N"~
Certificates of
Indebted Oct 81. March 81. 100
ness . 1896 373 600 Sl7l, 100 600 Dec. eGf.3sJoVC
20 Notes 76.GGs, $50 300sl2 800 Inc. POI "a 20
Conp'nd Notcsl02 800 ESQ 49, $50 me- ofl9"
Unpaid Requi - -e-,oe,s
sitions. 375l59O0 ll4256.5is Inc 20 ,t 49, OF ,No
Debt bearing interest in com. no s,S' az
Debt bearing interest in lawful money. Inc zoo
Debt bearing no interest Inc '''o''''''
Six per cent. bonds exchanged Tor Sew ,oo.,-.o
eu.Ihirtlcs. ,o'od5 ,0o
Fiyctwentes Of June 80, $500 I0o
IcnOrlcS. ---.-'-'-' 90
Texas Indemnity Bonds. 1890 ~
Five per cent. Temporary Loan; INC.
One and two year Five per cent Notes Zee '0sso ,o3
Fractional Currency. ..--...--.--.-..i
Amount in Treasury Inc. 36,6lJ,2's
Tho DEPARTMENT has used per cent interest
notes very freely since October 81, but the state
mcnt is more favorable than the public has be-
lieved Instead of three millions per day increase
in the debt, it is only $4,000 and will be less
under the next statement covering five months
expenses.
Joseph Stuart, esq, of. & J. Stuart & Co., has
been elected Vice-Prcsident Of the Fourth Ma
tional Bank-an appointment which insures more
energetic management to tho institution.
The aggregate amount of Exports exclusive OF
specie) from the Port of NewYork TO foreign ports
for the week ending April 4, 1865, was S296e,l'.
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FISCAL AGENT, UNITED STATES TREASURY,

FISCAL AGENT, UNITED STATES TREASURY,
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
NEw-YoKK. April ,. lees.
THE BEST INVESTMENT.
Now tia; victory s assured let every make good
investment and take portion Of tho
sEvEs-THIRTY
UNITED STATES LOAN.
The Notes are ready for delivery at the Government
Agency.
JHB NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. 36J BROADWAY
JSo. I Hill, Cashier.
JOSEPH Z. ORvIs, President.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TIE City OF
NEw.YOnK.
Nos ~ AND % PyE-sT
DErosuoRY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED
STATES,
Have for sale. ready for delivery
United STATES $40 TREASURY EoTEs
Convertible, at maturity into $50 GoLDDEARrsd
BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UYIIED STATES 500 Bonds
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTHIcAuA.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend TO other business with the Government
J. C. CALHOUN, President.
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Il
tive aud Timer; tGles Of lsO1 bills al tid &c.; he
fined are quet at 5Ja5ic for Bonded. and .Od1lc Tor
free.
RIGA few small retail lots are being disposed OF
at about former rates.
SUGARS having 20 long remained dormant. the trade
generally seem disposed 10 resume active operations
many beug Of the opinion that gold has for the present
reached the lowest point The inquiry has improved to-
day aud prices rather strengthen though somewhat IT.
regular ~ get sale ~ 4ihhls. intending fair refining
OF i0l dlO.c also lO7 boxes Havana chiefly No. liz.
az laic but ircuding some No . at llic the latter
rather low from the inet Of their being sold with lot OF
hid sugars; Refined are dIl. stuhrts Steam Rehned
Sugars: Loaf Sugar. lslo q y. cash. Best Crushed
SUGAR i'ic y n, cash Grannlated sugar. l7ic H.
CASH Gruurd Sugar l7ic. p p cash: White sugar, A.
IGic. y ~ cash yellow sasar G. l5ic y N. cash.
sEEDs--rhe market FOR Clover Sod J, euiet and
rr.ces are lower; sales NJ u Jc. Timothy Seed Is IN
inoJcrnto demand At sJaS5 - per bu,hel Rough
Flax Seed Is Quot at - 6Jds2 80 per hr,hc OF - n.
TALLOW-Ths market Il Inn aud fairly active
sales Of $3.50 lbs. City At lliell,c and Western at
ma he. cash.
wHISkY-Thc market oJcaed steady. but closed
better though quiet ssles 81 30 hbl' n 81 l2ds2 u
for State and Western. now held at g la - -.
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THE NATIONAL DEpT-tOFFlcIAL).
81 Ol1O99.51J IS

Total. 800. g., OH U99,5iJ 30 S2.Joo'.oU.. - 81
Increase. tJi9, o5.1oi ~
or Il 32a, 900 per day for l3l days
The leading items show the following changes;
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NETWORK CATTLE mARKET.

RRCFlPTS
Pos rHr WEI JNDAc Trg,piy. Arrlt 1864
Sheer nd
Pe,.e. COVE Neal. lsrihs Swine Total
$50 2t l.7-o g&u asl7 TO;t
Shes~ were ,old Al tie following nArs yiPl.c~.;
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LIvERMoRE, CLEwS g. Co.,
BANKERS,
No. " Wal.st, n. y,
CONVENIENT AGENTS FOR THg SALE or THE o. 4.
$40 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers, Brokers. Insurance
Companies, and oil parties purchasing for resale
All denominations on hand, ready for immediate do
livery.
ALL KINDS or U. a. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND soID.
HENRY CLEws a. Co.
Successors to
JIyRRhORR, CLEws d. Co,
UNITED STATES
$40
TREASURY NOTES
For immediate delivery at
HowEs 4 MAcYs, Bankers,
No. 30 wALL>sL
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They came by the following Erie kafosd J2
Harlem Rairosh l4i; New Haven Railroad 1875 Camden
and Auboy Railroad 49, New Jersey Central Railroad 49,
by Hudson River Bouts 7o7, foot 80. About were
In the yards Monday.
DBoyTRs-
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Kecc'pts by HaiFoads 70 W.T. iIud'on HfVtI R'lfo'd
<,0 fSie Railroad III: New Jersey sCeninl Raioad
$50; Camden and Anboy Railroad Ss7. Total stll
The Hog market Ut fortiehst opens thswerk rathrrtsm
For the DAYS Hog. have been selling slowly. with
tendency and tho Of Monday not at all
calculated produce advnnce The quality of the
arrival. has lately been hardly up 10 the medium standard
b~ug composed OF such large percentage Of OF lary Hogs
tri prn. lots There las been however an occasional
lot Of prime Pig, ching from i0 10 1870 ne fat and rven
selling money than any other grade that could be
brought IA TO the eject Of tho late military operations
upon the poyi'ion trade which rules this the opinion
generally that the capture Of Rohuoud hes aiaidy been
and the decline In prices viii be Of short duration
tho result OF speculative excitement and neither perma'
nen positive enough effect tho Live Hog trade.
Heavy ogs In dsmsnd Ligh, prime lots c.
Medium grades and heavy Hogs, l2Dl2} Ordinary grades
ltdi!e.
fac arrivals for the amount TO- s47 same week last
year, 6,ali corresponding week preceding yssr, i',IO.
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BY ant, olty of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General subscription
Agency for the sale OF United States Treasury Notes
bearing seven aud threeenh per cent interest per an
nun, tno,vn "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21

BaSHWhen the system is diseased, nature
will exert all her powers to throw the disease
OIL; in many cases, assisted by good nursing
and dieting, che will accomplish the desired
object But in cases where poisonous hu.
mors are accumulated in the Blood, and have
formed running sores, such as Scrofula, Syphi.
tic diseases, etc, it will be absolutely necessa-
ry to use some such remedy as SCovILLs
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, which will carry the
poisonous humors in small particles through
the blood aud remove them from the system
through the secretions of the bowels, kidneys
and skin, until all those morbid functions of
the body become healthy, and the entire sys-
tenn is restored to it's proper tone.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21
Sperlal Notices,
ReWare OF Ambuscooas

Few people realize the fact that disease lies
IN ambush everywhere, ready to seize upon
the weak. The strong pass through many
perils in safety; the strengthess fall by the
wsyside. sts
It's amazing that the feeble should totter
with uncertain steps over the face Of the
earth in danger every day Of falling victims
to the morbid influences by which we are all
surrounded, when tested and proven vegeta-
bic tonic, capable of endowing them with the
vgor they need, is procurable in every city,
town, and settlement 1t might reasonably
be thought that after the twelve years expe-
rience which the world has had of HOSTEL.
TERS STOMACH BITTERS, all would knew
that its effect is to prevent disease.
The fact is notorious that dose of poison
which will scarcely affect vigorous man in
perfect health will kill weak one. Now,
what the cause of epidemic diseases? Poison
in the air. At this season the atmosphere is
surcharged with the seeds of ntermittents
remittents rheumatism, pulmonary disorders
bilious complaints, and the like. Persons
whose nervous system are relaxed are the
first to succumb to these distempers, Brace
up the physical energies, then, with this po-
tental vegetable tonic. 1t is the most powerful
reeuperant which the botanic kingdom has
ever yielded to patient research and expert.
ment Try it. The blndest disciple of the
old dogmas will at least admit that tonic and
Alternative, compounded of approved herbs,
roots, and barks, can do no harm, while the
testimony of thousands invites trial of its
virtues. rf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21
New York stock market

New YoRK, April 2l.-Stocks dull and
lower; Gold closed at l4sS Money
6, Chicago, Burlington Quincy lO3
Reading lO3i $40 coupons 1864; i0.4O's
coupons, 9lt one year certificates 9s !;
United States skies of 1881, eou-
Pons, lO8ii New York Central 93l; Erie 73L
United States skies Of 1881, registered, 1854;
1905 l44 Sterling Exchange 1904; !
skies of 81, registered, l09; 8 20 s,registered
l0s4i coupons 1914; fves of "a, coupons
100; fiTes Of II, reg, 1922 skies OF 81, cou,
Pons, l2Oi 500 coupons, new issue lO7s
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New York market.

New YoRE, April 2l-Cotton du IL and quiet;
Flour rather dull and unsettled GOAT 10
for extra state, aud 8 25A8 80 for round
hoop Ohio Wheat, small receipts, dun
2a3c lower at 80 tor Milwaukee club.
and 7O1 for old Chicago spring ;
Rye dnll and heavy at 25ai 35 !;
Corn dull at l 35al 81 for new yellow
southern; Oats dull but firm at 9Oa9l cts
for western Pork frmer at 27 90
for new mess, "a 50a24 70 for '63 and GA,
~ 00a26 90 for prime; Lard dull at l5sals;
Whisky rather steadier at 2I4 for western,
Petroleum dull at 38 cents for crude, SO cts
for refined in bond, 73a74e for free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7ai7s for western; Sugar
dull at l72als4c for Muscavado Butter 36a
4Sc for Ohio Cheese quiet at l5a24c Beef
dull and heavy CuImeats dull Eggs firm
at 27a28c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21

THEATER-BEcKEL HALL --"The cry is still
they come" Another crowded house last
Aight-another delighted audience. The pc.
tite drama of "The Old Guard" was splen-
didly acted The parts of Mslaine, by Miss
Josephine Tyson, and Haversack, by Mr.. a
A. Weaver, could not have been better played
The popular comedy of "Our Americas
Cousins" followed with screams of laughter
We have seldom seen an audience so carried
away as they we're on this occasion Every
one present certainly passed an evening OF
hearty enjoyment Tonight Bourcicaulfs 8
great drama, in FIVE acts, of "rhe Willow
Copse" is to be played. This is a beautifu |
and touching drama, and is always greeted
with crowded houses wherever performed.
This is the first time Of its presentation in
Dayton; and we predict that ii will call out
one of the most brilliant assemblages of the
season The concluding piece is the augha.
BILE farce of 'Jenny Lind in which Miss
Annie Van ostin, an excellent actress, and
charming vocalist, created such furore on
Wednesday night