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fAkAS W. \AItak n,ouy sfhrr Cd
u"'i'ss 90 ;isr fsir gruuna 10 lssg. pip
sh'.n has hsna- ias,ssd 81 ieet on ,,r
'"f-.~gs We presume lis hA~ viii never
- 'ss" sgsir. Phyeicisrs psonouncs N.
h'"ds '''nssi psrfres, sseh having fous fr
.s'- sad ~hs' n.y D. regarded IS = thsac.
ia's' hAysng > rra.omssie curiosity ...
s-''.f s'sit thr pig with hands when sA.y
attend The fair -Evsnssilis JoYrn.l.
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" "s5~n sr-i c~ssling club he,
been Recently srfuie. M gs-.livn-N Vine.
. the m.si sGerliv- s.nt 40 the reduction
q potu'stion ~ ciyiiiz 4 Countries -Wsr
ChcIers. S~nchnsn " Blilssu. { ,n.p lai.is
A't"s ~srm end animated debate. u va.
eecit"d hist the is,'ss hsd psvyrn nv :sr NJ Z
nest DISASTROUS. uniil ihs discovery 81 lie
rv~ celebrated l..s.cx'. stomach B;:ter.
s"o Scsnd'nsv',r Blood Purifier su5 Blood
I'''. The club 'h~ssiorr, sctuaied 81 .
'p'r'' II philanthropy. hsv~ Dc sfsa.asd 70
'scom"ens them 70 the public 50 proven
ne q ahsis .. aud certain cure Tor ~ dis
r'.es 'rsuit'ug from Bilious affection. aLi
= ''s9fm them lbsf they are enared ~
fnacs. Wslson & o.. Nos. 56 - n, .ns
q t'si 81 - C,usians,i. snd.r !or 81.
w ~ rsspecfs bic dr.yyisis
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Az ESSAY or WARNING AND IN.
: - SrRUCTIONS FOR YOUNG YFy
Also. Disesses ssd Abuses uhica ,erna.
aensiy prossrsss ~ Vital Peuess. ui,h ~.
oesns Of relief. Seat Free Of Csar.e. =
seeIed litter esveIopes- ADDE'S. d., y
skILLIN H0UGHrON. Hsvsrd Assoei.
alton. Phiislsiphis, Pa
sept. 18Th, 1861
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JASPER COURIER.


The Msdison Courier has committed hisf
treason. u not sseriisgs. in speaking OF Gov.
srnor Nsron's ssprstioas 10 the United
Stsss Ss0sss. Why dsss not the Jourasl
~sts Wessos odioss. and drag The esntuns
x,ous end isrsversat Gsrbss before the be-
Of public opinieas We call the attention
Of the patriots and loysl tuf.hun.ers Of The
capital 70 the folio sisg extracts. from one
OF The courisr's sditofislr:
The high positioa Of Unitei States Sena.
TOR wac not msds especially Tor either Gov
srnos Morton or Voorhees,. II both should
bs su,lds1iy removed 70 that bourne whence
no traveller returns" the Senate, the ma
ton. .snd shs world would veg On q usual
Governor N prton 10 not the
only Union B-pub:icsn 10 the State CON-
potent 70 6li the place with credit and use.
i.Iarss. NJ ono regrets the
sad condition. Of Governor Y ~ion's hes IN
sners '"sn ;Ar writer ofisis. DIR army ape
nsncs teaches tnat ssn~rs isdic.s must
give up NJ command sud x,isto the h.spi- A
vi ~hsa uasp's 10 10 duty efficiently 10 the
Ae,c. Tie erection q: 4
Governor N sion 1" ,hs \ ssionsi senate 10
MT : iosesc"e co"ciusivn. rL- msrits
and services 6: the very large plumber Of
U1Isn ststesmso Of Indiana "a not be over !,
'laushssd . pncsrimo.ssssly. When
ne General Assembiy meets ia Jsauarv
1867. : !ssgs msivri'y will % found sgsinst
'ns sei-c.on 81 G.,eraor Morton. ..d hi.
YOU'D ~ The c.s- rr-s II BIS LesAa ~
~ Inst Tine 70 su.y ssscred.
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A Gentlemen Who suffered for ysass from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and Ill
the effects Of youthful isdiscsesios. win he
ssks q suffering humanity. sod free 70 sll
who sssd i, the recipe sd directions To-
making The simple remedy y which be -
cured. Sufferers wishing % prs6s y the
sdver,ser's szpssissce. Coo 60 % y aSsrss.
slns Joss n. ncpss,
Ne Is Chsnbsrs ST.. scw YORK.
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- Ths Nsv Albany Ledger says: W.
w 49, asssd Of contracts .sr stock hoss ia
"'sessssa and Lawrence counties a II
-. - sesad. This i higher than lac,
49,. Z" ss'ss. cad considering the large sup.
= 'as ne szsssordissy eoro crop. Z much
W. NE markes for The pest tsa vss,.
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~, vi Ss.ssl L. seesps. - ss.ss q III
w.' 1919 No sss sssbls % psy shs Ices !,
4. ',as'ss College, believing that younr
~ ~ae Fsesiss their education under svch
w s'ascss viii pay ~hsn sbIe. There
49,. n. 'sea s'sss hundred sppliesns fvr a.
WEE cshs sull..s this sssser.
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|QMA MONTH s-ACESTS vsssss
'WSO - az essirvlv go srsielss. -
80 Aedssse Q. !. CAREY. CEsy BsiIS-
Jsss lssk. 1855 iyis
HPsy Is what YOU owe ~
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL ~, 1868.

erino, 5sas5c for and DO; 6sn7oc for ulblood do
and soc for Sarony nesces 3O40c for No Puled %
a5sc for Sugrfne do snd 6oa65e for Extra do; Para
for common Cnwashed California; 27d40c for fine d. ana
i5a25c Texas Foreign description have been only IN
moderate demand and prices have ruled heavy bus SNOW
essential change We quote follows; South American AZ
25a2o for common Washed 32a37or Unwshed Mestza and
Meruo 80 a4s for Washed Entire Rios bJoc io
Creole 40446 for Washed Cordoya Gillian at 2id3lc ior
Unwashed Acstza and Merino; Cape Of Good Hope 3oe
40 Unwashed East India So Soc for Washed and AT
rican AT 20 3Oc for nwashed aud 30 i0c for Washed
WHALEBONE-The market Is inactive and nominal at
81 10 for South SEES. 2 for 0ohotsk and 81 25asl 80 for
Arctic. The stock the country is about 80 10.
WIISKY-The market is firm with fair demand; sales
OF 100 bbIs at a. &c for Reed bbs g. got for State and
g. "a for Western.
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Reported for THE TRIBUNE for The GEEK ending WednesaaE
April IL, 1866.
AN'O1D' Vi ''O'A ~ Cattle Sheep Hog. yesl'.
Tai; G9 5 5S5s 80 so 40 SSo
PrBe per 100 ~ o. total weight slIt Of s hide % tsGg
second quality sI 5Oas2i third quality, sllasl 5o few
choice single pairs s3 $685. some OF the poorest Bulls
Wo;ssg oten-si7sa $780,, handy steers elOocal5o or
much according to their value for beef .
Co.'s and Young CalvFaT quality. s45asO; extra s75
SEep-Per No. live weight, 6a7ci extra s9sici sheared'
4ia6!c CO.. $4,000. -
l2tc retail. l2aljc.
zeal Cdres-S3dSl2.
HidCs-Brighton, s4gc per ID country lots, 6G7c
cay Skgs-lsQ22c. per 70.
TgAJH--7G9c. per ID.
P,s-Br ghon e2as2 g each; country lots 75c q 80
REHAEEsihe number Of cattle at Cambridge and Med,
ford to with go last week OF which some 20
mich from Cannda and the remainder oil TOO
stock rather ordinary and perhaps onea OF the beef cattle
from Canada Trade ard prices wore sDoat the same at
brid wce-roIher better the whole From lie 10
49, aboa the Of prices for most Of the stock lade
was quicker than last week At Brighton there we're O
from Albany place Of lGJ last wees and trade was lively
and quick iasiesd Of dull sad slow last Tuesday The
Dutch Brighton well as Holland For years
before the war prices seldom varied than c per pound
from market another. But now that are so largely
dependent Western sappy mast submit To western ana
Y6rk fashions few cattle we're sold about high last wee
as this and some perhaps But the medium quail
butchers have to from TO lc per
Mound higher than last week c. lots are sold this at
III 03 per pound better than those sold last week at 2
2cl This Western f6de las ~ be make or.beas
wnorose sort Of business his week uP-neAt week down.
Tie contrast between The supply one year ago u no eeen'
Ia worthy Of notice. -.
Aud s. in supply Of shecpast week, 3oooi
many them very large and Sheep weighing over 100
rounds have been sold ut per pound Understood
them but butcher who did them said the only fault
they large and fat. Common sheep are f &C.
IL c6ic according quality Veal not good There
Is lair demand iof saoIes
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GRAIN-Our Wheat market has been comparatively quet
the unayorabe from Europe aud the great decline In
gold retarded business somewhat and cans and
Inferior qualities uctuate considerably but most holders
have evnced much frmness and quite indifferent about
selling the less favorable from the West and Southwest
In regard Winter Wheat impafng additional rmness and
conGepce the receipts at the Lake ports have been limited
and the stocks there much less than at the time last
year and Of present supply very little Of Ia good 10 day
"wednesday the market Is nrmer. but the business
checked consequence buyers generally refuse 20 operate
extent unless former rates; we notice Inquiry
for milling Sound grades ia reduced supply and offered
less freely OF only 1000 bush Amber State at & 49,
Barley Is quiet but prices firm. Barley Mat is without
change; 400 busb State at 9s 90 Oats have been
quite active during week but prices have ucuaed with
god the demand has been part speculative but chiefly for
export and the trade; tho present supply OF Sound Is very
limited. and this together with further decline in eighls
has given holders the advantage To-day "wednesday the
market Ia fairly active aud is better tie demand in part for
export closing however rather quie sales Of IS eco bush at
xala tos Gsv Western @a:sa Tor Old do
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Philadelphia Cat,le 5Inrket--APRIL 10.

There vas large supply Beef Cattle this week the offer
amounting 10 over head. The sales made at
prices ranging from GA per 100 n FOR fair TO good cattle
and from s6 TO S6 90 per 100 prime and extra stock
Common Cattle sold al from slO 10 e3.
SHEEPThe sheep market continues active. Tho offerings
Large amounting 300 head Gil Of which sod at
from ~ 10 :. GEMS q ID gross Gs 20 quality.
HoOs-iA market dull and tho sales amounted TO
only 22j head AZ from sl3 20 sis y 100 ID net.
JOws-1hs kind OF stock IA IA good demand ana l5 head
were disposed Of from siO sJ5 for Sprnsers and from
e65 to Ss5 for cows and calves.
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Marke,s-c.Knrv1lr EEron1nD rOa rnnN.Y Tnlurs..


"WEDNESDAY April II, 1855.
BEESWAX-The business las been only moderate, brt
prices without change saies Of Yellow Western and
Southern at 39040c.
CANDLES dull but prices without change Gales at
22d3c for Adamantne 4Oc for SPERM and &C. for Patent
COPPER-TEe market for American 1ngot rules dul but
prices show change; sales Of Baltimore and Lake Of 2
Soc. New Sheathng and Yellow Metal are unchanged we
quote s 45e for the former ard 3fc for the latter
COFFEEThere has been t7he doing bat buyers arc
not operating freely and the market presents dull appear
ancc for prime grades Of all kinds prices are firms sales iaio
Yesterday TODAY Of 9 bags Rio Ide at 13i l3c
$500 bags uknn at l3ie both gold in bond ard eCo
bags ST. DOMINGO Jacine In Boston for export hence at
I2io bond all Fod qnote Rio ct 203 a2lc for prime
lg 2Oc for good III Glsc for fair l697c for ordinary
aud III l9c for fair TO good cargocs net cash. gold enty
paid , 49,.
COTToN-There has been good business doing. and
prices tribe frmer closing at siaSs.e for Middngs
sales of about 4, goo bales
COAL-Ihe demand for Domestic has continued fair. and
prices are still unseed there is steady business passing
with the Fest, and cargOes command the prices obrnned al
the last auction sale from the yard iii seg at g. Ods5 50
y tun 900 b. Foreign III moderate demand Gas Goals
only inquired after but prices of all kinds are undetermined
come 1850 Welsh aud Liverpool Steamer, Liverpool
Orel and Liverpool House Camel have changed hands but
on terms not made public.
DRUGS AND DYES-Thcre has been moderate iobbing
demand for articles under this heading but prices with
Italian Na
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GALE Of FORFEITED RAILROAD.-The Westo

~
- and tho Atch'on and $, Joseph ard The Platte
S Coz ay 1sM .us Ss S" ,.d
according 10 the laws L"fof notice Hereby gwen tha o uut
.: sssa S he AID . ' County,
The gi (; A. % s S SsPs o hs % c ,iis
property BY the Governor to ne sn ana %
Platte County Louis aud iron Mountain AID the Cairo and
rS h.a. G @ have RSissS is by
The I'D Is,osd q The e ,Tso x oo G1y boS 90 sa .s i a
n and they hereby nyi', proposals or the TuIe5a rid
which gR s s o Gy s .n IN s5p sS 10 S
the following s0Gdp' crowded Section Of the '-id Ae' "
proposal. Of bidders under the provision. Of the foregoing
section .s each state hs s BID Gt The roads AID o
hereby govern the sale said roads BY said Board
"fy TSS price or consideration bid , payable follows
oneoun closing The contract and the balance Ia I'VE eqas annual
~e tho thrd ia three tho tie fh in 1--WE
eess with the I cent aele,t on deferred P.yIes pay
either bonds other liabilities oil the State or bonds guar
Sosa The road. al rolling stock belonging thereto shall be
kept good ryeabs condition during the progress Of TIE WORK to
"fsi The Platte Country Railroad Aforesaid shall be finished from
on I md S s SAVANNAH Sen PF os years o@ the
aud shall be completed tho Iowa stat Inc three
md every year between Of sale and the hked for @
:'%g'1n n. @S a 'a .ao aan %GI "a gl
p,Ordd that The h annual expenditure required N this section
pTiaep OF purchase money due that unii Two ye'
men, Of expenditure .a under oath by the
Treasurer aud Two Directors 'htIe' anu hsd WIN o SECRETARY ''
State" 81,
The Platte Country Railroad" which has been known the
Weston Atchon and hchon and 81 joseph, and the
P.,c Country Railroads possession Of the state Of s
souf said railroad having been forfeited to the state Of MI
thereof under the OF act Of
the General Assembly the State Of Mioui entitled An act TO
eject compromise between the State aad the Ahson aud 81
ard tie Weston Bnd Atchson RalTol
Company to the State tho payment Of certain ooad'
State the construction OF Ito iaue country h
road and sell tho Platte Country Railroad Ae &c approved
February 49, 1865 possession thereof having been 30 taken with
view 10 iissa'e
si Rars II, located IN North Western Missouri ia in opera
on nom Savannah, tylro miles. and 10 suc'.ny
stocked with aud machinery perfect title and immediate pos
session will be given 70 the purchaser ,
ton respecting property wi b. frnhci application by t
tr to JOHN T.. HUME, President, TO CHESTER HARD
ING IT, Attorney the Board OF Comm soncrs ST. Lol No.
JOHN =. HUME, boaId Of Commissioners
SAMUEL HUFFMAN,
IIiEODORE : CASE Platte Country Railroad
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Receipts Of Produce.

APRIL l0-3735 bbls Flour. 227 bbls. Whisky 4oosacm
Corn Moa leo bush Corn 800 BUSH Oats 47O bush Bar
lev 60 bnsh seeds pkgs Ashes 423 pkgs Beef 75 bbs
Pork Al pkgs Meats 1876 pigs Lard 1890 Live Hogs
as bbls Petroleum.
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OyTTcR OF ONE iSsuRAsoE CohrASr, - !
No. l1j broadway, y. L., Aph II, 1859
4 THE ANNUAL ELECTION, held on the ID inst,
for DIRECTORS q this COMPANY. the following named gen
tie men were no sumau.ly elected; - -
GEORGE c. COLLINS, DASFORD n. HARVEY
MHfiliA H 4HE nMiEEfLEY. fi6tdtitkk MiokF66kash
LEVI r. STONE. JAMES HUMPHREY,
CIDRGE PEARLE, WAkD 4. WORK.
JANIS LOW IsSAC II. FROTnINGHAM,
has A. ByLKLEY GEORGE ID. MORGAN.
OIIVFR y MOOD, ALFRED :. BARNES,
GIORGE BIIss ROE LOCKWOOD
IFXI T. NDkTOv CURTIS NOBLE,
JOHN Is. HUTCHINSON CHARLES r. BALDWIN,
AMOS n DWIGHT. HFNRY 4. HUNbBUT
JLssE IIOYT WILLIAM sTUk0ls,
CHARLES J. MARTIN JOHN H. FORD,
GEORGE I. SrEDIAN SIDNEY MASON
A. WlLLMAR1H. T. II. COssIIT
WILLIAM n FOsDlCK DAVID /. BOYD.
LEWIS ROf EXITS. SAMUEL b. CALDWELL,
/ MILLS MM. n. TOWNSEND,
y & VAN 81 HACK THOMAS T. BUCKLEY,
JAMES s. sIUR0ES. OLIVER y. CARTER,
Henry VI. TABER
And subequent meeting q the Board OF Directors Charles
Martin eq unanimously reelected President aud Arthur
WLnAih, eiq, NicePTesideHL - ..
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financial.

UsIrED STATES TEEAsrnr INTEREST DEr.RTNEsr
new DIRK. Aprl 10 lste
SCHEDULES Of (30) THIRTY or more (5-2O)
- FyE.TwEErY COUPONS. payable May proIimo WI. cow
resyed m Interest Of the United
States Treasury. H. H. NAS DlNh -,
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OyytcR on INN CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILHoAD Co.,
No "a IaoAnw,Y NEW YORK March 20, 1850. !

no. - BRoApwsY. NEW YORK March 70, loo.
CHICAGO and ALTON RAILROAD, FIRST
~ MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS NOTICE, hereby
sven h.t day ded,ssd BY lot eighteen Bonds NUN
bcrt oow AL o. T 2J 49, 23s S62 - 81 aO7 % a.
ll 1000 each, for redemption
According the interest thereon wiz cease
NAV s me undgneI ready pay them with interest
90 lar as accrued. pf~s-n'ahon and surrender.
J. IfLDfN, No. III Wall -,
4 MF.lI.N 80 III .Ltuge place N'N''N'''
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fKUII-The demand las been only limited and prices Tor
most descriptions have had downward tendcncy by auction
today sj boxes Sorrento aud 800 boxes Caawa Oranges at
siQGj 400 boxes Sorrento Lemons at g. 100 - 90 i22
boxes Messna Oranges OF 81 30 and so boxes do
i ut Q N We
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proposals.
Treasury DRPARTxEsT.

OFFICE OF SUPZRvisliG ARCHITECT. March q, 1895.
PROPOSALS for NORTH RIVER PLACING.
sGPG, will ;: Fs s ,, 1 os anti - s.Sh M D
r. following u9@ Sc .'ss' "
lss s s:@:: Z e: E.: g.: A.: T. ; ,s
odss r With the the s %q the De os 81 oo gns 4s .
with sufficient masn TO perfectly tue TO the above dinen
S So' ia. b w Per S' SUPERFICIAL sis TS1 ss
sode al cost Of delivery aud also specify the time in which a
Payment. will be made delivery with reservation Of
cen, until the whole Of tie above delivered - ,,,.
deemed ar M insere Of tie oysnwe to d 90 md no bl VII
be considered that does not conform to the requirements OF this adj
Proposals.. be indor.ed Proposal. Fagns" and ADDRESSED
to A. B. Muieit Acting Supervising Architect Treasury Dc
4. B. MULLErr, Acting Supervising Architect.
rArAAsrsH' 1,,l SssS No a e IssorsS sH
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
o'clock tho l3h INSTANT 70; hs 10 owing '.pps.
to the '''''H BS ri F's sffsa fSGSFksYo
$50 feet Anglo Iron. 2lr2i inches
100 H,i Ss;ea head a @'; 'G"i vi
s:P sDs I be f Esss FER IL; s M
lar. for bidder to be hal al this office
''' W ''''''' JOHN b. GIBSON Paym,s,er u. 5. n
CEALED PROPOSALS will lie received at the
Film .t. land nowhere eel MONDAY is dsy April
o'clock supplying tho COAL ard OOD ed
tho Public Schools this city for the ensuing year say I'VE n
thousand cords WOOD
and one hundred cords pine cre'
coal be Of the best quality OF white ash furnace aud stove
oler thousln! hundred and forty ~ pui
be delivered IN the bins a. the several scAeo
buildings The must state the mines hon which pro
no,el 10 ,uppy lie be furnished o The nae &C.
eepd the price Per tun two thousand two honded
and forty q 2i0 poauds.
The OAK be Of the best quality. the sticks not less than
tle. m long md less than three 90 inches ia diameter.
God must be OF the beet quality not less than Tee ~
feet M (6) inches long -,
(i.3l cubic ert solid Ooh pine
sud splitting loedhs
quantity oak p only required bJ the Conn se On
Ihcwood viii be Inspected under The upers0no
Fuel the Board Of Education and must De ceeo
al the schools, when ordered a. follows;
Twotbrs quantity required from the first day OF JaRr 70
the twenynn day August and tue remainder required ~ 10
Committee c Supplies. -
SAD wood both rne. be delivered saved and wen
be piled the yards cellars vaults OF n'
the school buildings be Designated BY the proper
The contracts supplying sad coal ae 70 be bnns jul
1851 Two surel the faithful PERFORMANCES
Of the viii required and each proposal must De eeom
uan.d it'll AID residences o. TIE proposed afets
No compensation will be allowed Tor driseng said coal ara
wool AZ nny of the schools putt and lg the same IA mo
ya-ss. cellars vaults OF bins OF said schools. . ~ a
BE- dnested 10 tue Committee on > Pp -
the Hoard OF Educ Atom aud should 10 nd3Fsed Proposals iS
Coal or Proposals for WOOD s. the case may be- II.
Ths Committee the gt 10 rec. any az ct me e
offered. ilM.VVlltnf bh ~ ~ xrr
JAMES W. FAIR
JAMES Is. DUPlGNAC,
JAMES l.. MILLER,
N.y,York Aprn 1865 Committee Supplies
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DYEWOODs have been very quiet. but in prices there
been no particular variation We quotei
DUTY RREE


FLAX-The demand Is firm for choice, but common OF
which wo have large stock heavy and uDsdabie We
quote at 22c much Of that coming into the market Is Ia
had order andis unsuitable; advise farmers 10 Give
more attention raising Of this article and 20 more
careful attention to cleaning It, and cannot fail TO pay them
Handsomely. ,r,--- ,,,--, -, ,,.
e.peca of the grades the major part OF them unsonnd
and the apprehension Of st larger arrivals OF an carly
day coupled with the marked decline In gold have given buy
ers Of shipping brands decided advantage aud prices OF the
10 and medium grades have gradually decned the heavi'
nets noticeable In ordinary brands OF which our STOCK
is largely made up; estimate present stock at about
go 90 bbs which small when take into consideration
the fact Of supplies the Lake being 10000 bbs short
Of last year Family brands generally have been well held
though demand for them has proved light Tho consunp
tion OF medium grades has increased very considerably
To-day Wednesday the market dull and heavy for Common
brands onr really Sound better and " good dead
for the homo and cOaswse trodei the sales ore 300
BUSH OF sc 65dS7 for Superne S,ae sdS7 20 for Extrado
brende 81 60Qs 05 for Fancy do 81 O5Gs rs for the low
grades Of Extra; es l5ass 60 for Shipping Ohoi
fs 7OaSl IS for Trade and Family do and ell OdsG for
ST. Louis Extras. Canadian Flour is better and 10 fairly
acye sales of $50 bbs at 81 40dS7 80 for TO far
Extra g. de2 10 for Trade and Family do Southern
Flour is more active and is better the supply moderate Of
really Sound Of $50 bbs at IS e5d s0fr common TO
Extra Baltimore and Country and sO O9Sl5 80 for
Family Rye Flour easier and heavy sales Of
$50 bbs at 81 90 Corn Meal quiet but steady sales
Of 80 bbls. Jersey at g GO.
FISH-Dry Cod been in good demand but prices show
change Maekere In less active demand but steady
Smoked Herrings firm but Picked Herrings inactive
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TUNELEGRAPlI AND EXPRESS STOCKS.
4 NATIONAL BANKERS ENPREsS
WELLS, FARGO & Cos fAfEtSS, lWaNTFD
UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH, - {
RUSSIAN EXTENSION IELEOHAPIl,J
AMERICAN EXPRESS,
ADAMS EXPRESS, -
UNITED STATES EXPRESS Fop GAZE
WEsTCOrrs EXPRESS, ~ ~
NATIONAL EXPRESS,
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH, J
Special attention gvsn tho sale and purchase Of Telegraph
Bonds Railroad
&c. yy description not sold D, the stock Ersans loTma,o1
furnished Of changes OF scurtes capital
funded debt divide ds important capitalists oolaed
since 1885, Applyto gro {. DUNBAR, No. 50 Piuest
A TLANIIC INSURANCE SCRIP,
WANTED ny
WIN. G. GILMAN
Ne. 46 PInes.
INSURANCE SCRIP
FOR SALE.
$1,000 SUN MUTUAL
$4,000 NETWORK MUTUAL.
$4,000 ORIENT MUTUAL
$4,000 COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
LIZ wM G. GILMAN,
No. n PiasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-12
Rostou Live Stock Market.

pRlGnIoS, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDEoRD
Reported for THE TRIBUNE for the GEEK ending Wtdnesaay
April IL. 1906
Amount Of stock at market: -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-12

slc for State and 5Oa53c for jersey ard Southern
Rye more active and hrmer; sales OF y 800 bush al ooe
sic for and for State. Corn has met with
moderate demand from trade and for shipment prices have
advanced stock Of really sound Is much reduced anu
holders generally are confident that the stock Of this w
be exhausted ere the middle Msy To-day Wednesday)the
market better and quite scve tho demand IN part Tor ei
mort the decrease in frrhs stimulates the inquiry sales OF
go bush at n d7so for Unsould g9e0c for Mixed west
ern in store elas2o delivered e3c for Jersey Yellow ana
s5o for White Western.