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SOMETHING NEW-Railroad aud Tuuu,hip
- Mag @! Ohi5-vcfJ latest edition. Agents want
ed in every county. Address q. :. GRIM. 1I Su-
prior street, lo0m T. up stairs, Cleveland, GhiO.
Jta3-335
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS.! BILL
ID AkDSlllI would call the s~;tentuu Il buyers
to my new improved PATENT COMBINATION.
CUSHlUNS AND TABLES, which cauuOt be sur
passed By any Others Ia the world for elasticity, cor
~rectnrss Of angfts, and DURABILITY, which sell al
reasonable prices, with a dE- stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and eycD thing connected with the trade,
Orders ty mail ait ud,d 10 al my faction. leo Fulton
street, New York City- V. Il. GRIFFITH.
Iune'.aid
DRDF. THOMAS would respectfully inform
! his tsieuds aud patrons thAi he Is now prepared
70 attend - Shaving, HaiT Dressing ana ShamPOon-
ing HaiE LoiOunR, SC, Al tbe best sy e. Also, that
be viii give hs attention - tho cure of Corus, Ban
Ions, aud lnsroWlBg halls, shop UNDER the john
sou Mouse. Hpls;3S2
$40 nOO Ms0NE1 ADyANCEn-
And wsl-SaoSn WAGRER'S LOAN OFEIUA.
on Securities OF every kind, viz Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamond silver ware, lewelry, GUS
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, helOdcOns, and
all personal property and articles OfValue, on the most
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. Is
tsbishsd ISL. Il. B.-A variety Of unredosmed
Watches Jewefyi Guns, etc, fr Gale at bargains
Ct1ce-ccraar Of NBtsr and superior streets, Ogef
paVis a F1e1Otto's Ulcthfsy Store.
oetz2 80. sW. WAaFER.
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

SATURDAY EyEsIEa, June 30. 1896.
Freights-The following are the rates BY Lake
tstegml AMI Rail from this port to New York and
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T-tal imports for the weeks SI,OI4 COS. Total
eNP"rts Of specie s55O,57t. Total since January
| i. - ga =
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOIdiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of "FTee Claim Agen.
Cy " In another column. may29
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In order that all eRsss7 OF pcopls may have an
opportunity Of witnessing this Wonderful exhibit
tion, the priceCf aa. HH s-
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1hs elegant organ used At our sIAfb5Iions "a snss
ofAessrs. George A. Prince 8 Co. CELEBRATED an
tonAtlS organs ordered expressly fof ON purpose
non Their exfensivs manaaActOTy, BuH.le ~
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an able lecturer wiA resits selected portions OF
snS poem VITA tAFlhng szect, explaining each
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
John A. Ellsler. Manager Z. II. Geary .Trsaarer
PRICES or ADaIssION.-DrssI Circle and Par
quette, so cents; Reserved Seats to Dress Uirels, T.
cents Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, rs cents
Private Boxes, IS aud s.; Single seats IN PTIyat
Boxes, 81 90.
Doors open at TOO. Curtain Rises at 7!45.
Coiorsd persons will, gader 40 circumstances b.
permitted 70 occupy seats "a sny ether PORTION Of
the house, save the Gallery. Admission 70 cents
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USEMENT
~BRATNARD'S HALL

open Tonight, ana Every Might
nntIl Further Notice.
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Admission is reduced to e Ger
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poors open in the evening at ~ scioek esm-
menco at ,.
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No Half PT1ee "a Night.

An sfieiest Police Srss viii DO in attendance 70.
carriages may DO ordered in waiting by oZs
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Grand Family Matinee
"Wednesday A~f.eFnoOn.
TABLEAUx
Ia los EXtraordinary Exhibition
IA N World.

TREATING ths most intense excitement, vb.r,r-
exhibited the largest Halls nIi,d day ana nisbt
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INTERNAL REGIONS BELOW

aIlly Illustrating Millions suLIima p3.m OF
Paradise Lost" from beginning to- end, and
comprising
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CUTAHOGA.

The pnm5E- cf Delegates that earh Township and
War1iu the several COUNTIES is entitled 10 Is As FOL
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The market is dull and prices are unchanged.
We quote No. Chicago spring at 81, G0Gs 20; Mil
wsukee club at s.. 3S@2,4 5.
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COR SALE-0lL-A nre lot OF Petrcleun BIN
tual Way. ssp25:R7
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conveying 10 the mini Of the Jeh1ldsr the most
exalted idea Of HEAVEN, and an awful and inn.
pressiye idea Of The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-10
weekly Review Of the Market.

LNA-W AOAAAg
There has been an Improvement in the
wholesale market during the week. Most
articles were firm with the exception of cot
tom. The market for fresh Hour has been
quite active, and prices advanced. Common
grades are dull, and rates gradually decnned
with gold. Pork has been active, with va
riable prices. the market closes dull but I'M
changed. There has been moderate De
mand for prime mes, and pr1ces are nrfn.
Beef is in considerable request, but prices are
without change Cut meats have been ac-
tive, and are offered more 1reely at full prices
Lard has declined, and closes heavy. Inc
demand for coffee has been modersLei poorer
trades lower; prime qualities are firm. There
has been a fair inquiry for cotton nom ship
pens, but owing to liberal arrivals and untl-
vOrRble news from Europe, prices have de-
clined, closing buoyant at s. to 50 cents for
middIing. There has been slight decline in
petroleum, and the market closes heavy.
Whisky hrm at 81 q. Total ilnportations
during the week, S,5SIr25O; dry goods,
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weekly Bank Statement.
spIrlt Or enc stoeI. ,Iarket.



the week opens with decidedly easier as
pect in monetary ATTAIN. There Is more
money offering 10 private brokers, with but
moderate demand. For loans from brokers
on call the TaIe Is still six per cent, but macy
decline to pay that rate. The tendency
strongly lavurs five per cent. quotation dis
c unit. Market easier. Very few names
would pass at B96N per cent, The supply Of
that class Is very limited. Tnegeneral raIe for
prime N iInes Is T9TH per cent. There l. a
perceptiole increase In the supply OF produce
and commiSsion paper, owing to tue puI-
chase OF produce, In anticipation OF the
openings ftne canal. the rate being 714SS5<per
cent stock speculation continues decidedly
active, and Is wholly IN favor Of higher
prices. The miscellaneous list Is stronger.
Governments appear stronger, and 7-5ps are
H9N per cent better. Gold appears To have
been released from the artificial Influences
which have kept up the prices for several
days past a large proportion of the on :
standing contracts were covered Lst week,
and on Saturday the result began To appear
in ademand movement, which . kept up
this morning, Ihe price having oprned at
IZ75< and declined steadily 10 I2l5I. Tue rate
in gold loans Is I-a28 1-lB per cent. to-day.
Foreign exchange continues 10 mark the
rates FOR prime broke4s. sixty days steTilnS
g IO5 3-6dlOB1<, although endoReTs are asking
higher hgures. Sterling commission bulls are
quoted at lO3I49lo5<. Sterling produce l0o9
i051<. Francs 53095S21<, for long dates.
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WASHINGTON, April 9.-The galleries
\ of the House of Representatives are
! crowded to their full capacity-many
persons are unable to obtain seats
There are also many spectators on the
floor The great attraction Is the civil
Rights Bill returned from the Senate
to-day, and which at a quarter past one
o'clock was taken up by the House for
action.
The steamer New York, from Aspin-
wall on the first inst, brings SIS,OOO In
treasure. One hundred and fifty ne
groes who attempted a revolution at
Panama March the 24th were surren-
dered by the troops and shot down like
sheep. Twenty-fiveOrt thirty were KILL
ed and one hundred made prisoners.
The steamer Atlantic reports that in
the 25th of March the severest storm
which has been experienced for several
years swept over the English coast.
She left Southampton on the morning
of the Goth. Among her passengers is
an accredited agent of the /. r. b. who
accompanied Stephens in his flight
through England to Paris, where he
arrived safely and was probably on'his
way to America at the time of his de-
parture from Ireland. Mrs. Stephens
arrived at Cork en- route to America.
All steamers and vessels were then un-
der watch by the authorities. Stephens
was mt that time in London. Mrs.
Stephens returned to Dublin and pass
ed through England to Paris. The 1. X.
b. agent saysthere are %, 900 disciplined
men in Ireland and ready TO strike for
freedom. The British army in Ireland
is 10000 strong, but about one half are
FeniHns. There is not n single regiment
in which there has not been arrests for
EauianiSm
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IBy relegrapn.l
New York market

NEW IOfAAAB ApLA4
Cotton-Dull, heavy and fully Ic lower;
S@3Sc for middlIng. FlOur-Dull and cum
mon grades are l0@I5c lower ST97 20 for ex-
ira State, S. 1898 40 for spring bra.ild extra
round hoop OHIO, and s. 45SIll % for tTIlde
brands. market closing heavy, particularly
foEcommon grades. WniSky-Steady; 50 25T
for State and 50 a for western. Wheat-Dull
and common grades tend downward; new
No. amber Milwaukee 81 6S{I 30 delivered.
Rye-Henvy; western b5c- Barley-Less Rc-
i've and dropping. Barley Malt-Dull.
Corn-Less active and easier; 7Id7Tc for I'M
sound, and 7SS5T9 for sound mixed western,
both in store and delivered. OatS-Dull and
l9Ic lower; 40S+5 for new western and $500
for western. Cotfae-Dun. Sugnr-Dull; lug
liz for cuba MuScovado and 1875 for Por.o
Rico. AIOlasses-Quiet- Petroleum-Dull;
2jGS26c Tor crude, and 409ilc for refined in
Oond. Pork-Heavy and Irregular; S. size
. FJ< for new mess, closing at Is 30, regular,
IS 90 for old do and 81 50S22 for prime; also
$3.50 bbls new mes for April, May and June,
sellers option, at SIS 75926 70. Beef-Steadyi
SIS d @l9 80 for new pain mes, and SO924
for new eXtrn mess Beef Hams-FiTin ut
SSS939. Cat Meats-Qulet; 1l9l2c for shout
deFs, and l6SlSc for hams. Racon-Dull;
lI5<c for Cumberland cut and 151<c for short
ribbed. LaId-DulI and heavy; 169tS<.
Butter-Dull; 25945c for Ohio ana 10000 for
state. CheeSe-Quiet ut l6922c.
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steamboat onaagratton at 81. Louis.
l.Oss. half % MILLION DOllRra.

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-Another terrible
steamboat conhagration has visited our
city, which has become famous for such
disasters, sweeping out of existence, in
nn hour or two, fully half n million
dollars worth OF property. AT about
six O'Clock Saturday evening, fire was
discovered in the engine room of the
stern-wheel steamer Nevada, lying at
the levee, between Olive and Locust
streets, which, spreading with amHzing
rapidity, soon enveloped the Frank
Bates and Fanny Ogden, lying above,
and the Ellie Deans and Alex. Majors, ly-
ing below, all of which are total losses,
EXCEPT the Fanny. The hull and ma
chinery will be saved in tolerable con-
dition. The steamers burned were all
loading, and had, with the exception of
the Nevada, full cargoes on board. The
Fanny Ogden wa s u first class river
boat, and was owned by John j. Rowe
sixty tons of freight tor Fort Benton.
The Nevada was a sternwheel boat,
owned by parties in Pittsburgh. She
had Just arrived and discharged a cargo
from the Ohio river, and was receiving
for a return trip. The Frank Bates was
entirely new, owned and built by the
Northwestern Fur Company, especially
for the mountain trade. She had about
one hundred and fifty tuns of freight
ON board. of which eighty tuns belong
ed TO the Fur Company, the remainder
being about equally divided between
Government annuity goods in transit
to the Indiuns, and private freight. The
Ellie Deans was one OF the largest stern
wheelers owned by the Reokuk Packet
Company, and had nearly u full cargo
on board for Fort Benton, fifty tuns OF
which belonged to her owners, and the
remainder TO private parties.
The Alex. Majors was an old boat,
owned by the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad Company, and had some fifty
tons OF assorted freight on board. The
total loss may be summed up as fol-
Fanny Ogden, boat, 100000; cargo.
500, 900; stores, $4,000. Frank Bates,
buat, $50, 900; cargo, Sl25, 900. Nevada,
boat, S36, 900; cargo, $1,000. Alex. Ma
Tors, boat, 5000; cargo, $4,000. Ellie
Deans, boat, $50, 600; cargo, SIS, 600. In
addition to thiss large amount of in
dividuAl property was lost, of which no.
account can be got, reaching, perhaps,
to one-thiFd as much more.
The insurance is about as follows:
Ogden, boat, S30oO0J cargo, $50. 900;
stores, $4,000. Bates, boat, $4,000
cargo, Sl25, 900. Majors, boat, S24 600;
cargo, $4,000. Nevada, boat, So, OOJ,
Deans, cargo, S25, 600; boat not insured.
Various Gincinnatian Pittsburgh OIL
cej lose about 10000, st. Louis, New
York and other Eastern Offices losing
the remainder.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFIcE DAILY ISTELL1GENCER,C
WHEELING, April 10, '63. !

very good demand for goods all Of last
week was apparent. 1t is difiicalt 70 keep
up prices however, and some articles are
ototesl lower. Sugar Is very dull and Is
lower in proportIon, than any article ia the
Trnde But little demand for bacon, which
can be bought lower. We change our quota
' FLoUa0is fiTin tor fancy and family brands;
Very little demand for low grades Extra 50
d9 50 family SlO9l0 so: Iailcy brands Sll 80.
SI3AcoN-Shouidens fresh rom smoke. l4Ilc:
packed plain hams, 2lc; sugar cured tuncan-
vi I,TRoy1sIoSs-Bacon Sides, I6c for ribbed;
l7c for clear; mess pork $50 70 for new.
LARD-Iiood supply lSc in tieFees; 2Oc in
ke ssE 1Ds seed szOo; timothy scarce at
81 TSls-seaTce and nothing doing in large
ESSes-More Offering at l5c in lots.
P0raToEs-scalree, and selling at 81 80 . Dbl
itS CaETsE-sman demand; 90 for choice
SE1ss5EaiE dsmands 81 sog2O % for r. prime ne.
peaches: I25<9 l5c for new bright apples,
CRRBoS 0iL-Declined, and selling at 800
~. Ian ijIL-Redned extra No. !. at 81 90;
No. 2. at 81; lower grades not WanIed.
CoFFEE-GOod 10 fair 35c; prime &c choice
sus1n-Hayana. in boxes, Il1<s Cuba IKE
l3Ize1 choice Porto Rico l5ci hard refined 4e5zS5
A, coiies He; 81 do l6e; =, do IS DE, * 1,-
s1od 10 best brands FuFto Blco nolasses
s ss2 for Amer4cani ESQ for English;
FfsaNFair supply and moderate demand;
new nackt rel in hall h1lS, for No. 2, g Ss No.
g. s. 90 for large. KITS, 9 % for No. Il z 70 Ir
80. 2. Take herring. half Dbl, 81 .; white fisn,
ny. NAf Us. for lod and upwards; ~ for 8
'Al fssSo %; 5os4 50 for good common.
sALT-sss % fcoin yard, foF OHIO river "a .
lo TS Ss asLSSoo-7sesoc dark los rs and navy;
81 OJai . for bright = 5 and Is u s99I 20 Tor
fancy chewing bandSs 9l49Sc FOR bright los
CSTTOS YARSS-T5c for Nos 8. and 10, Steu-
han yiiIe make. CCIton Batting, 4o945c-
SoxP-gc f0r faInlIy; l2c for Germani 15e
io cAsDLss-isc lor city mould tallow; &c for
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Boston, April 9.-The steamer Tona-
wand, Captain Berry, from Boston.
March 10th, for Havana, went ashore at
2o'clock A. NJ, on the 9Th ult., on Gre
clan Shoals, the coast of Florida, the
weather being thick and squally at the
time. At o'clock A. NJ, the steamer
commenced leaking. At 6 o'clock she
was full of water, and shortly after
ward she belged, broke in two, and be-
came n total loss. The wrecking vessels
were engaged in saving the cargo. The
portion between the decks would be
saved in good order The passengers
and crew saved and sent to Key West.
The Tonawand was owned by the Bos-
ton and Cuba Steamship Company
She was 1876 tons and was built at Phila-
delphia in 1864, valued at 100000 and
was fully insured-SIO 600 in Boston
md the renlninder in New York.
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New york Money and stock market.


Money and Gold-AIoney easy and steady
at q per cent 1or call loans Sterling Ex-
chanxe-Dull and heavy; lU6@lU6H gold fur
rirst class bills American Golu-heavy, un-
settled and lower opening at lZI1z, declining
to I25k aud closing at 1855
Government StOcks-Quiet; u. S. g., 5-D
coupons, 1852, l0I1S; U. s. Is, 1855, 1886 U. =:
S., 1910 coupons, ~; Treasury notes, T-jos, I'd
series, l0JH.
State Stocks-Missouri 6s M.
Freights To LiveTpoOl-Quiet.
StOcKs-Paclhc Railroad II; Western Union
telegraph Sc; MaTiposi ll9< New WORK Cent
Ial 9g11S;; Erie 761<; Hudson log; Reading l0l1<;
Michigan Southern SOY; Alton and Terre
Haul preferred %. Cleveland and Pittsburgh
SO1S; Chicago and Northwestern 291S: Chicago
ami Northwestern preferred 5fzF; Cleveland
and Toledo ITO; Chicago and Rock Island
lIB1<: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1i5S
Toledo, Wabash aud Western y; Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago 9J1<.
At the 4 o'clock open board the following
were the principal sales: Ohio and Missis-
sippi certificates 3; New York Central 81;
Erie 7556; Re idins l0l7f; Michigan Southern
SCI; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 80; Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad, extra dividend,
ZIG; CnIcstgoand Northwestern preferred 5S1SS;;
Pitt buTgh, Fort Wayne and ChicnS BOZ. I
Business al the Office OF the Assistant
Treasurer to-day was as follows:
Total receipts, slO0, 5l7, 40. OF which Sol6 coo
We're for customs, and on account OF loan
81, 600. Coin certificates, 81 ,ll26OO. Payments,
81, 255. Balance, IS $50, 93i,5 i6.
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BERLIN, March 27.-The Zeietzrische
correspondence to-day publishes an ar
ticle representing the present state of
the Austra-Prussian relation as serious
to consider. The crisis is far from di-
minishing, but on the contrary is be-
coming more dangerous. The article
points out that as soon as Austria has
assumed her financial position it would
compel her to hasten the attack, cir
cunstance which the Prussian govern
ment is taking into serious considera-
ton. The Berlin correspondence ofthe
Times says Prussia has not modified
or despatched in the directions of
the frontier single regiment
The reserves have been called in but
it can positively be asserted that they
do not come up to the number which in
the most peaceful times has been col
lected on the appearance OF some dis
tant danger in the diplomatical horizon.
That the mobilization of the entire
army is contemplated, and even prepar-
ed to be carried out at moments no.
tice, does not admit of a doubt.
There is no foundation in the rumor-
ed alliance between Italy and Prussia.
The Italian Government desires to OBJ
serve the strictest neutrality in any con-
flict which may occur between Prussia
and Austria.
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Mbl4-sn,
n = POLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE

Just OPENED AND FOR SALE tFoR-
81 eign goods mostly OF direct Importation,
bought at n very low rate for gOltil
1000 d0Z- plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery
comprising gents, Indies and childreuis wear.
1000 dOZ- gauntlets, gloves, half tSauntiets
and mltts, consisting OF kid, CASTOR, Isle
thread, silk and silk wOrsted, In desirable
colors.
5O0doZ Handkerchief, new STYLES in silk
linen, lawn and cambria
800 doz. Neck-ues, embrRcing all new de-
signs In Iancy PLAIN and ribbon ties
100 dog. Shirt BOsOmS, superfine grades In
linen and maIseilis=S
$1,000 Glaee Paper Collars, OF GoldSmithis,
Congress, Comps and Evans MANUFACTURES
2On doz- J. 8 p CoaIS' and Stuarts genuine
machine sewing cottons.
800 Ms. Stuart linen thread.
30 Rs. Itallnn sewing silk In skelns and on
spools.
So dog. Looking GLASSES, assorted sizes. with
n full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, eomLs,
brushes perfunery, soaps, pocket books,
beads, thimbles, needles fans rubber goods
stationery, window bllnds, school brooks
states, hair ne s, embroideries, silk cord and
tAssels velvet ribbons, full Hue OF t,,fFt-iaS
nbbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt brllids, coat
bindings, rulings, crochet braIdS, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmOrals, vest buttonS
French cOrSets, fancy dress buttons and n
largo variety OF superior suspendeEs, to
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
mFs AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.
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Pittsburgh on aIarIset.

TIIEs1U llO1aT xhE1III .
OH has declined tribe since our Last re
port. Sales were made on Saturday at l49
l41<c, barrels returned. Holders diu not seem
willing to sell at the former figures, although
at llc and les barrels at ike, barrels return
ed. Reports from OIL City say that cTude, at
the mouth OF the creek, II held at s. 495 10
per barrel, which Is equivalent to 1SS 1870
per gallon. Refined, in bond, has declining
tendency. Oilers are made as follows: 10c Tor
April delivery in philadelphia; 4lc for May;
42a 4Sc for June; and 4Sa4J1z for July delive-
ry. Free oil is without inquiry ut 529SSc.-
There Is nothing doing either In restduum or
naptha. The receipts OF oil on Saturday were
small IN comparison with those Of the day
before.
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the Dry Good. rradc.

~ NEW York, ApriI7.
The following are the quotations at the
New York Dry Goods Exchange. Jobbers'
The market IS outlet. tits question. OF
doubt whether the Late advance can be Sns-
tanned. Foreign goods are dull and some
what lower tnan last week. Every one In
the trade is wishing for q steady. market
Brown SneetingS-AIlantaA %; Nashua eS-
tra22s Pepperem E. .; Pepperell = 3; Pep
81: States IS Anthony Manufacturing Com
pAny q; Palmer River q; Palermo 10. Prints
Mernmac w - Mernmac ID Il: American II;
Allen Is; Garner 4 Co 20s Stripe-Amoske-
ak S7ISS; American .; Everett TX; Whittier
den ABA: Whntenden C23[. DenIms-Amos-
keag 521<; Boston Manufacturing Company
32I<<i Manchester lT1<i Pearl River 5Oi Wide
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WASHINGTON, April 9.-Lieut. Gen.
Grant had II conference with the Presi-
dent this evening of several hours du-
ration. There is many visitors ut the ex-
ecutive mansion, among them the party
of farmers from Maryland, in company
with the Hon. Montgomery Blair. They
merely came to present their respects tO
the President. The most noticeable
visitors WIS the head chief of the Sac's
and Fox, and u fine specimen of the
Indian in full costume, on business
with the President.
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HALIFAX, April 9.-The steamer Eng
land, from Liverpool the 18th, via
Queenstown the 29ih, arrived here this
morning for medical aid. Its reported
that she has cholera aboard, and has
200 passengers. No communication
with her is yet allowed, but the agent
of the Associated Press is endeavoring
to obtain her news, which is four days
later.
LATER.-The steamer England had
100 cases of cholera aboard. There
were 40 deaths during the passage.