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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-09
TesfImoniaI OF fhe most tIIsfIngnIsred
Artists 20 steinWay d Sons.

NEW LbltkAf DeGeIlDtsIr l515s
The PianofOrtes, Grand, square and Up
right, manufactured by MezsTS. SteinWly e
Cons, have established for themselves so
Worldwide reputation that II 4 hardly nos
sibIe for us TO add anything to their Just fame
Having thoroughly tested and IT ed these
instruments personally for years, both in pub
lie and private, IL becomes our pleasant duty
to express our candid opinion regarding their
unquestioned superiority over any other
Piano known to US
Among the chief points OF their uniform
excellence are: GDedteGt IoksibLe deJlLh, rich
and U0iifHle Of lone combined Nth a rare
bTitLidHeV, eEeLHTe&s aud pecJeef sttslyteas
throughout the entire sodie, and, ADORE all q
surprising duration Of sound He pure and sDl-
ute uloSf dettcLne or powerful h0lfch.
This peculiarly Is found exclusively in the
SteinWny Piano, and together with tho
matches pTecrsinn, elasticity and prompt
ng=Ss Of action always charactedZing these In
struments, as well ~ their unequaled durli-
biliIy under the Severtst trials. Is truly sur
prtsinR and claims at once tie admiration OF
every artist We, therefore consider the
Steinwny Pianos in NIL respects NE best LlGtJJI-
EIeTEs made IN this country or IN EurOpe use
THIN solely and epcLSfueiV ourselves tn public on
prfUtIse, and recommend them iHUaJilbty 20 our
JIfeJlds and the Public.
We have at different times expressed our
makers. but freely and itlhesitutfRgiv pro
IlOtLlce HeSSTs StetatCoy & Sons PiahoS superior
10 them all
s B. Mills, Robert GoIdbeek. Henry c.
TimIn, F. l. Ritter, Geo. W. MOrsan Tfeo.
Thomas, Max Mhrptzez, VIM Mason. Robert
Heller, VIM. Benge, r. Brandeis, fheO, Noel
ling, Z. Muzlo, nrl Anschnrtz, A. IL. PeslSe,
Won Breuning. Tneo. Eisfeld, Cari Bergmhnn.
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Bal.lmore Live stoeI. sIarhet.


CATTLE-ReceIpts of beef cattleat the State
Live Stock Scales since the date OF our last
report foot up rs head against Slo head the
previous week. The bulk of the cattle were
OF superior quality, very few common lots
being offered, and the average OF prizes shows
n heavy advance though actually rates were
only SI1S cents p 100 ms higher. OF the NUNS
Der offered 30 head were brought rom ONO
and II head from Western Virginia by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, lis from Hi
noIs, and l22 head nom Pennsylvania by the
Northern Central Railroad, and rs head
nom Maryland, and Is head from Pennsyi-
wanna on loot, which were disposed OF as fol-
lows: 100 head TO Washington butchers, 90
head by the Government agent, II head held
over and the balance to Baltimore butchers
Prices ranged as follows:
scaIawags& old cows, . 100 Ms gross 50 sOaI 50
Medium quality, do.---..-...--.-. h09S 90
Best at market, do....---....-..- S0s59 .
Average OF sales do....;,.;:.;.... 9 3
SlS 5O9l4 so p 100 rs net, as to quality.
SHEEP-Market fairly supplied and de-
mand good. Sales OF clipped sheep at SIG
N cents. and wool sheep at z1S9sz cents q n
gross, as EQUALITY.
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Pittsburgh on Market.
PTTTsRuRaH.A orilT.

IIIIonU IEuItIzA FIIIFs
The market for crude is steady, at l5c, bar
rels returned, and 2Oc, packages Included.
oil In bulk at lie; 900 bbls, 40 to IS gravity, at
l5c- There seems 10 be u prevailing opinion
among buyers that the heavy receipts will
have tendency to lower the price, and they
consequently do not appear willing to pur-
chase at present rates Refined in bond is
and 42c for immedIate delivery In PhilndeiI
phia. Free oil Is quiet at 52@5Sc. ReSiduum
and Saptha ara dull. The receipts per Allie
gheny river yesterday were the largest we
have been called upon to report for n long
time, amounting IN the aggregate to 1881
bbls, of which Fisher & Bro. received IL 0SS
bbls, l,0S5 in barrels and the balance in bulk;
1. p. Coates III bbls; Jas. Baxter 207; Jonn
Benin 81; ]. E Strtckler p; James Wilkins
l,O0O bbls in bulk; II. Mckeivey <0T; James
Gallagher 405; Hill & Mstzgnr II bbIs.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
9IIsceIIaneOns Quotations..

Potatoes are retailed in Cleveland at SOC per
peck, in Wheeling at OOc. at steubenville
Hay Is Worth slOaII 90 on arrival at Gin
cidn6ti. and Sl39l4 90 from store.
No. 1 oats quote in Cleveland at CSC; In Chi
Clover seed has advanced to 50 90 in Gin
cInnati. Timothy Is tirm at 81 W.
Choice Apples are worth 81 50gS 90 at Pitts
burgh. They are mostly brought from West
ern New York.
Ice sill impedes navigation in Lake Erie.
1t will be for sale cheap this summer.
The last tobacco quotations at Louisville
are well sustained.
The annual statement of the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad shows the
earnings of the company for 1865 to have been
s., iS9 t62-the expenses s., 9l5sol5, the net IN
come s., IS, 5I8.
The latest quotations for Baltimore & Ohio
stock il ia, The common sto k OF the Gaia
VISA Railroad Is worth so at Philadelphia,
while the preferred quotes only at $3.50.
Two hundred ana ten is offered in New
YORK for the stock of the Flint National
Bank.
selling at st. Louis at lilo. Land WRrnantfO
100 acres, buying at SlE and selling at Sl3l.
At Cleveland there Ore in the city and VI
cinity two Blast Furnaces, six Rolling Mills
two EoFges, eight F6nnories, three Spike,
Nall, RiSet, Nut and Washer Factories; en-
plOying 500 hands and an Aggregate capital
Of about three millions of dollars.
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The Horse Market.
NEW YoRK, April o.

NEW YORK, April o.
We have seldom seen the various sale sta
bleS 50 full OF horses, or trade as lively as az
present save Whengovernmsntw RS buying all
inc army hoses 1t could get. Now the trade Is
entirely OF miscellaneous nature. from the
frea sales to city rAilrOsbits. 10 cartmen, COO
and gentlemen who want a fine span for
driving ON the avenues, or in the CENTRAL
mark: also, a gOod inquiry for shipping hor-
seS several Cubtn's being free purchaserI-
Mexicp. The greatest inquiry Just now Is for
work-honses, spring work having opened in
all departments. March was rough aud un-
favorable, and trade was comparatively dull.
but with the pgst few days OF dnA weather
people are looking after and freely DuyIng
horses. The stables are now full, aud though
prices are not low the idea seems 20 prevail
that they Will advance, especially IL q duty
should be put upon Canaan horses; as 1t pro-
In anticipation OF this large numbers Of
and Lower Canada, and people are buying
before they are shut out, and other horses adj
vance in consequence. One noticeable Tea
tur4 In the trade Is the almost entire absence
OF Western horseH, heretofore plenty at this
season of the year, when the stables are al
ways filled FOR the Spring trade. The Wes-
tern horses md q better market 1t home, be
ing bought up by dealers iof inc SonLh.
Wiifcn IS scantiIy supplied with Work-horseS-
There Is little DONG a. Yet In speed or tancy
horses It being rather early for that trade =
road norses, some OF which have recently
sold as high as 200 per pair =
others at 1900 to S2go0 per sPna,
with single horses at 500 ana $50
trade sin common work horses, larEely
made mn offs CanuclEs,' = which sell better Than
al any torTnar Spring for many yean. They
rs Sof aiforiinary or rather inferior worker,
up 10 $40 and SO eacn, for nne, heavy cart
horses
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Neu Yor. ,Inr,.eL


NEW 1Oakf ApEll IL
Cotton-Dull, heavy and unchanged at asa
SOC for mIddhng. FlOur-Duil and heavy fof
common trades; 81 l097 50 for extra State,
and s. 609ll 90 for trade brands. market clos
ing dull. Wnisky-St-ady at - 1B1<ld2 a EoI
state and western. Wheat-DulI: common
grades heavy. Corn-5hade flrmer, but NOT
very active 1915 Tor unsound and T89T911c
for sound mixed western both In store and
delivered. Oats-Bess active anu dropping;
4094Tc for new western, and 569571<c for old
do. COdee-Dull and nominal. SuglT-Quief;
lO1<9ll1Hc for CuDa muscOvadof ll149I21<c for
Porto Rico, and lie for Havana MoIa~es-
Dali; 433 Tor Cuba. and 7Oc for Porto Rieo-
PetrOleum-Dull;2 6c for crude, and 4gc for re-
hLed In bond. Pork-Very dull and heavy
SIS 90998 90 for new mes, closing al IS ~
regular; Sg1925 3 for old do, and 81 cog
y 10 for prime; also 2000 bbls new mes for
April, May and June, sellers option. At S289
% 81. Realistically and UNCHANGED. Beef
Hams-FIrm at S3S939. Cut Meats-Steady;
Halo for shoulders, and l69lSc for hams
Racon-Heavys l6S9is1<c for CumDeriand
cut: l5Lc for short ribOed. and 1870 for short
clear. LAid-Ddll at lB9lS5<c. Butter-Quiet;
25a45c for ONO and 4O9GOc for state Cheese
Quiet ut 1G@22c.
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WASHINGTON, April S.-The Presi-
dent has Just issued the following cir
cular to the heads of Departments in
reference to appointments to office. 1t
is eminently right and proper that the
government of the United States should
give earnest and substantial evidence
of its just appreciation of the services
of the patriotic men who, when the life
of the nation was imperiled, entered
the army and navy to preserve the integ-
rity of the Union, defended the govern
ment and maintain and perpetuate un-
impaired It's demonstrations. tits there
fore ordered, LIST, That in appointmentto
Office in the several executive depart
ments of the general Government and
various branches of the public service
connected with said Departments, prefer
ence shall be given TO such qualified
and honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors, particularly those who have
btel disabled by wounds received or
disease contracted in the line OF duty.
ID. That in all promotions in said
Departments and several Bureaus of
the public service connected Herewith,
such person shall have preference
when equally eligible and qualified
over those who have not faithfully and
honorably served in the land or naval
forces of the United States.
(Signed,) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Executive Mansion, April 7, 1866.
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The Ohio Farmer states that at a meeting OF
the West Virginia Wool Growers As>ocla, ION
II was determined to hold n wool growers
mass meeting, to be composed OF citizens Of
Eastern Ohso. Messrs. Berry and KaminSIzy,
OF Ohio, and Archer, OF West Virginia, hnv-
ing been appointed n committee TO settle de-
tails, nave selecIed Steubenvllle, Ohio, as the
place, and Wednesday, April 18th, as the day
Tor the convention. This Continues tine Far
nleT) should be a rousing convention, rs
Eastern Ohio, West Virginia and Western
Pennsylvania. The time Is also well CHOSEN,
as II will be Just at the season when the wool
growers will need to meet and exchange
views in regard to the wool market for tiie
next clip, as well as the matters OF particular
interest in this line of production.
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MoneY. End and West.

at New York cilI loans with Governments
for colIaieTaIs are easily made at 5 per cent,
aud mt Boston per cent. Is the ruling rate.
At Chicago and Cincinnati there Is an ample
puf poses ut 10 per cent. There Is no active
demand for money anywhere, and though
there l. no general It tgnation of business,
there is far les doing, both IN enlargement OF
old enterprises and tns commencement OF
new ones, than there would have been IL
Congress had acted promptly, dectsiyely and
wisely In estnblIshlnga financial policy. The
loan bill, which mas passed the House OF
Representatives. has not yet been acted upon
IL the Senate. The probability Is that II The
Senators ever get ready to act upon the bill
they will act favoTnbly, but II would be well
II they would realize the Importance OF act
ing promptly "a well as fayordbly. The
efrct of the proposed loan btIl upon the gold
market seems to have bean discounted in All
yanca, and for a week past the price has
ranged from "a to l28. There is Hide proba-
hilIty of any further advance In the pre-
Fnfuun- I.
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The National Bankers Express Com.

PITTsBURGH, ApriI7.
The lucky holders of National Bankers
Express Stock who would IL It sell ut Sl29l5
per share on s. paid in, must have been graf
ified TO read the circulars which come 10 hand
this week, announcing the completion OF the
"baTgain and SALE" and politely informing
Them that after the 2Oth instant they would
be entitled 10 receive their money back, les
the amount necessary TO nQuidate certain
unsettled claims against the company. Tie
worthy officers cannot have neglected to Sc
cure their own pItIable salaries? The stock
IS offered at s. per share in New HOrk-no
buyers. VentureSOme parties here, welearn,
bid Sz3S to-day.
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ST. LOUIS, April THE steamers
Majois, EfIe Deans, Nevada, Fannie
Ogden and Frank Bates We're burned
at the levee this morning-loss on boats
about SIPS, 900: loss on cargoes about
$500, 900. The Frank Bates belonged to
the Northwestern Fur Company, heav-
lily laden with supplies for the trading
posts. Insurance not ascertained.
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PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE

Just OPENED AND FOR SALE CFOR-
81 eign goods mostly of direct Importation,
bought at n very low Tnte for RDld.l
1000 doz. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery
comprising gents, ladies' and ehildren, wear
1000 doz- gRuntlets, gloves, half gauntlets
and mllts, consisting OF kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and silk worsted, In desirable
cOlOFs.
500 dog HnndkerchIehs, new styles In silk,
linen, lawn and cambria
800 doz- Eeck-ues embracing MI new de-
signs in 1nncA, plain and ribbon ties
100 dOz. Shirt BOSoms supertIne graties I'm
linen and mRTseilles.
5000 Glace Paper Collars, OF GoltiSnith's.
Congress, Comps and Evans mguuilcfure
2OOJ doZ- j. & p. Coats and Stuart X genuine
machine sewing cOttOns.
500 Ms. Stuart linen thread.
30 rs. Italian sewing silk In skeins and ON
spOols-
So doz. Looking Glnsses, assorted sizes. with
a full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes. cnmuS,
brushes PerIumeTy, soaps, pocket : books
beads, thimbles, needles, fans, rubber goods
stationery, window blinds, school books
states, hair ne S, embroiderteS, silk cord and
tassels, velvet ribbons, null line OF t4neins
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt brlsids, coat
bindings, RULINGS, crochet braids, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmomls, vest buttons,
French eorserS, Fancy dress buttons and n
large variety OF superior suNpenders to
which the attention of close buyers II ne
mr6 AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.
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The Dry GootIs Trade.

NEW YORK, April 0.
The following are the quotations at the
New York Dry Goods Exchange. JObbers
prices:
Brown Sheetings Indian Head .; Pitts
field %; Shtwmut p. Bleached Shirtings-
Bates 40; Bates BIB 81; Iangdor 50. PriDs-
MerIimac w % Alerrimac ID q; Garner H %;
Wamsutta l415. DelnineS-MancheSter2 ~;
Pacific 21S. Ginghams-Lancasterl Is: Hart
II. SiiicIa-Ciinton 80: Lonsdnle .. Canton
Flannels-DaconiiasF IS; Nashua "a.
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NEw YoRK. April 5.

The activity in hardware, noticed at the
the date OF our last review, has somewhat
subsidized, ana the volume OF business is not so
large as the previous week. The west is GER
tainly short OF goods, but buyers after sup
plying themselves literally during the past
ten days, are now holding on 10 some extent,
IN hopes ofa decline in prices. This, howev-
er, is not likely to take place before June or
July, owing to the mblnatiOns among man
ufacturers TO keep up quotations, until the
present stock of war material, bought a. high
prices is exhausted. Nails are generally held
at 81 90, but 50 5O666 20 would be accepted for
large invoices The southern cities have been
overstocked with nails by consignmentS-
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Cotton Goods.

Cottont goods at New York and Boston
have commenced to advance, but there have
been hundreds of thousands OF dollars lost
this season by those who bought largely in
the winter and counted on an active spring
trade and high prices The trade has been
unusually dull, and the demand now Is only
for present supply. But desirable grades OF
goods are not In large stocks and slight in
price.
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April THE
bank panic is over. The run upon Mr..
Powers bank has ceased. He paid out
$50, 600 and took in from depositors S4O,-
900. He received $4,000 in currency
from New York this morning. Mr..
Kasses has resumed business, the assis-
lance rendered him having enabled
him to go on as before and to meet all
demands which he now proposes to do.
The assignees of Ward & Bro, are pre-
pairing to pay per centage to deposit
tors, and will continue to do so till all
the effects are disposed of. They hope
to pay nearly, If not quite the full1
amount down.
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chicago Market.


Flour firm. What ctiyeand advaneed Ic,
at 81 Zeal 2S1S for No. 1. Oats firm and id
vanced I@9{c; 2b5{@Lc for No; 1 and GTIss@
81 59 Lard ISc. Live Hogs dull at S9Og9o
per 100 NJ Receipts $500 bbls Hour, ZOO bus
ments 100 bbls Hour.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April THE Liberal
Mexican Consul contradicts the report
that Gen. Ozagon has proclaimed him
self President of Mexico, and confirms
the account that he sanctioned the de-
cree of November Sth, extending Jua-
refs term of office. The bank of Cali
fornia is about to increase its capital to
five millions of dollars. Its present
capital is two millions.
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NEW HAVEN, April 8, 8 P. M.-The
train from New York to this city on
Saturday night last, parted near Mala-
florence. The mishHp being discovered
the "norward" part of the train was
brought up suddenly when the rear end
rushed into it. The result was that the
train was badly damaged and brakes
man had both legs broken.
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WASHINGTON, April THE National
Intelligencer says: Captain RaphaeI
Semmes was seleased on his original
parole under the Johnson-Sherman
convention, under an order issued by
the President yesterday.
One-fourth of the persons just APP
pointed to take charge of the "a Post
Offices re-opened in North Carolina and
Virginia are women. Twenty-Five OF
the women appointed could not take
the Onth
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BUFFALO, n. Y, April 7.-Dispatches
received here from Boston, Philadel-
phia and POttsville, Pa, report the FIR
ing of salutes by the republicans in
coInmemoration of the passage of the
civil rights bill over the Presidents We
to by the Senate.
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PhiIn1ieInhfn Mnrkef.

PHILADELPHIA, Aprtl1.
Petroleum dun. Flour drm. Wheat firm
at 81 GOd2 a for white and 81 10 for red. Corn
active At T0c for yellow. Oats active and adj
Eanced lc. Provisions unchanged. Whisky
firm and scarce Mt - Ataa -
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AUGUSTUS PoLLACK,
Sole Agent for the sale OF the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

There Pianos are acknowledged the best
instruments in America rs well as Europe
having taken CD Ihirty-two mt premiums,
gold and silver medals at the principal iniIS
held in this country within the last ten years,
and in addition thereto they Were awarded n
hrst prize medal at the great International
Exhibition, London, 1872, for powerful, clear,
brilliant and sympathetic tone, with excel
lence OF workmanship.
Every Steinway Piano warranted dye
years samples open for Inspection, and
orders effected promptly at
Ill AUGUSTUS PoLLACRS. 6.
"a Send for Price Lists.
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R1cuMoND, April San the daily
Journals will resume tomorrow, some
of them having adjusted the difficulties
with their compositors, and the rest
having secured a new set of printers to
work ut reduced rate.
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sANFRASo1soo, April6.-The amount
of business doing in general merchan-
die is not large. The state of the roads
in the interior is bad, owing 10 recent
heavy rain. A company of the 9Th
United States Infantry, TO garrison Fort
Bragg, left in the steamer Del Norte
Yesterday.
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TROY, April 1.-THE steam tug, G. II.
Hayver exploded her boiler in the river
Mt this place at two o'clock this after
noon. Five lives were lost, including
Capt.-C. II. Hayver of West Troy. The
bout instantly sunk. 1Il4
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NEW YoRK, April ga special from
Toronto says the Fenian Bermuda hoax
failed to scare the Canadians and the
strength of the frontier force has not
been diminished. There has been no
Fenian invasion of the Island, and lit
tie apprehension is felt of one.
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PORTLAND, Me-, April s.-About 20
O'Mahony Fenians arrived here from
Boston by boat this morning. About
100 stand of arms, with accontrements
and ammunition, have also arrived
from New York
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PORTLAND, OREGON, April 6.-Ths
democratic State convention assem-
bled in this city to-day. Mr.. Kelly, OF
Dallas county, was nominated for Gov
ernor, and Mr.. Fay, of Jackson county,
for Congress. Resolutions endorsing
construction of the Union, were
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CINcrNNAT1, April 7.-About half an
inch of snow fell here last night. The
Ohio Legislature adjourned yesterday.
Coorer, convicted at Lebanon for the
murder of the Roosa family, has been
prunted new trial
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BANGOR, Me, April AT noon to-
dav national salute was fired, the
bells rang and the national flag was
displayed from all the prominent places,
and from many private dwellings, in
honor of the passage of the Civil Rights
bill by the Senate over the Presidents
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The Iron nnd Main MaFIIef.

~ TIIIBUH8It ApIII q
walls In neatly all branches oftrade, Iron and
Mains are very dun. Some of the mills pur-
pose stopping II the demand does not i'm
prove. Buyers are holding on in the antici-
patton that prices will soon decline, of which
event there Is not the slightest prospect, un-
less there is corresponding decrease in the
prices OF labor. As the quotations are I'M
changed we omit them
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PORTLAND, Me-, April Tone hun
dred guns were fired this forenoon for
the Civil Rights bill.
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baltimore Market.

BAErIOIoRE, April7.
Flour firm. Wheat firm Corn advancing
Oats steady. Seeds dun; Clover S % Pro-
visions quiet. Sugar nTm. Coffee firm
Western Whisky s. 25I5.
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Rf. LonIs lInrlkef.

81. I1uUI7l FtpFII ..
Cotton, Flour and Wheat heavy aud un-
CHANGED. Corn lower. Oats heavy at S9d40c.
Pork, Bacon, Lard and Whisky dull and un-