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G. n. MORRISON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
Patent Medicines. Etc, Etc,
No. IL, magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS


Patent Medicines, Etc, Etc,
No. IL, magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Has on hand large and select stock Of DRUGS
and MEDICINES, which offered for sale at
prices in accordance with Northern quotations add
ing small advance on cost of same, in quantities
20 suit the wants of purchasers
Commission Merchants Planters and Druggists
can rely upon getting their goods put up with care
and dispatch.
The following articles embrace a small portion of
my stock on hand and TO arrive
1900 ounces French and American Quinine.
GOO lbs Calomel-American and English
$50 ounces Sulphate Morphine
1900 lbs Refined Camphor.
$50 lbs Powdered Ipeeac.
50 lbs Ipecac Root.
800 lbs ChlorOfOrm-l Id bottles.
$50 ounces Nitrate Silver
l25 lbs Iodide Potass
800 lbs Sweet Spirits Nitro.
10 bbs Castor Oil
50 bbls Flax Seed-whole and ground
70 bbls Epson Salts.
$50 lbs Indigo.
1000 lbs Gum Arabic-6ne and sorts
1000 lbs Iartaric Acid.
1000 lbs Arrow ROOt-Amr and Bermuda
50 Boxes CASTLE Soap
PATENT MEDICINES, Etc,
50 Gross Nermifuge.
5 Gross Browns Troches
5 Gross Brysn's Waters
50 Gross Pils-Ayers. Brandeth's etc
= Doz Red cket Bitters
50 DaE. Hostetteris Bitters.
s Gross SoEodOnt
Gross Morrison's Pectoral Syrup
8 Gross Ayers Cherry Pectoral
50 Dor Morrison's Sarsparilla-
50 DOz. Bulls SAFsapaTilla-
800 Doc Scotch and AIaccaboy snuff
50 Doz Cod Livor Oil
Also fine assortment OF Perfumery, Pure Bran
dy and Wines, for sale BY
march lSdSm u Magazine Street
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Persons suffering with Dyspepsia, and
" diseases arising from a disordered state
'fthe stomach, should at once obtain bot
.le Of the Red Jacket Stomach Bitters. No
Ianlly should be without them, They are
lor sale by all druggists throughout the
s0nutrE
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COM r., YE AFFLICTEDI
TRY SMOLANDER'S
SOUTUERy RAIIROAD-
LIFE OF
"StoneWalln Jackson ! ;

Stonewall' JackSon!ll
BY PROFESSOR r L. DABSEY, D. D
The undersigned have just received
sample copies Of the above work, published
by subscription at $500 in cloth, and Sc 90
in half calf We invite the attention Of the
public to this work, written by the most
intimate friend of the immortal Jackson
revised by Gen. K. E. Lee, and published for
the pecuniary advantage Of Mrs T. J.
jackson Sent, postage paid, on receipt of
Price EYRICH 4 co
May 6dlm Agents for jackson, Miss
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~ City subscribers who may fail
p receive our paper regularly, VIII oblige
n giving notice at this Office We have
,eeu Te-auangiug the carriers routes, and it
! possible that some may have been over
ked
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IT, We invite the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of On. O,rn
Seu,FerH Biters, to he found in this issue.
'ghe proprietors, Messrs. c. II Gilbert & Co,
of Memphis, are. all of them, Southern gen
tiemen. and are confident that they are pre-
sentiug to the Southern people preparation
TIA can stand any test These Bitters are
del. ghtiul TO the taste,and have long since
received the coumendation Of some of the
best physicians of this country
Col Cameron, one of the members of the
arm Of & II. Gilbert & Co, was an officer of
the Confederate army, and viii be remem-
hered by many as a heightened and affable
ger tIemnn.
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a NEW MUSIC-Mr Louis GrunewaId. %
Caual Street, New Orleans, has favored us
Will two pieces of new music entitled
@trispjno r Ia Compare Valse," and "Thc
Happy Contrabaud"
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The DAILY CLARION AND STANDARD
LOCAL DIRECTORY.

state Goyernment.-B G Humphreys.
Governor C. "a Brougher, Secretary Of state;
r T. swan, auditor OF Public Accounts John
General James NJ Kennard, Adjutant General
James Maury. Private Secretary; Marion
smith Keeper Of ths Capital
"A City GoveFnment.-D n Barrows Mavor-
Geo A symyth, CITY Clerk; James Black City
Collector and City Narshal; City Assessor John
n Ferrymau. John Tapley. Aldermen Messrs Jas.
Z Boyd A Firden James TapIey, VI McLaugb-
lin. fhos Green, John Nelson Regular meetings
Of the Board Of Aldermen on first and third Fri
days IN each month. Mayor Office in City Hall
lower floor. last room on right Of passage.
ASSOCIATIONAL-
MAsonie.-Pearl Lodge No % g Johnson, "
cations first Saturday evening in each month
sllas Brown Lodge No. %, Amos 4 Johnston,
" NJ Geo. smythe SECRETARY Regular
communications on the evening Of the third on
day in each month
High Priest J. Il Echols. Secretary Regular
Communication arst Tuesday evening in each
month
Mississippi Comm Hdery, No. l. Thas Palmer
r c. ]. II Eehols, Recorder. Meets I'd Tuesday
j. %. o. E.-Capitol Lodge No II. T Pace.
Noble Grand Henry Strauss, Secretary Meets
every Thursday night.
ia okson FtTe Company No.1--Thos. Green,
President Il. p. Evans Foreman ! Strauss. Sec
re-arE Regular meeting first H0nday evening
Mts.i.s,ppt RiHes.-wm. French Captain:
Z. = J. French. Secretary Regular meetings first
Monday evening in each month Drills hrst and
rA.ri Fridays ia each month
p mmett Circle, F. B.-W Fitzgerald,
Ceutre. P smith Adjutants G. A Lusk, Sec
Rotary. Regular meetings first and third SatuT-
days IN eacn month. Driils every Tuesday night
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
SJBIHLES NAu.
ArIlve- q ~ A. d. daily except sunday. closes
AZ
WV ORLEANS NAL.
Arm az o.i5 H.. daily closes at A. ~
TIIE EAsTEgS NAIL
ArIIves al z p o.. closes at &C., daily except on
Suuday
Post Once open daily from s ~ until o. 81
D. Sundays. tEJra "a 10 IOt A. r.
Es- City subscribers who NAV fail
p receive our paper regularly, VIII oblige
b. giving notice at this Office We have
been Te-arTanging the carriers routes, and it
Z possible that some may have been over
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g TENNESSEE n. n.

.=. TRAINS leave Grenada daiIy at
SzsAss5 go 4 NJ, Immediately upon the
-alZss-EczE arrival Of trains on Miss. Central
K. r., arriving at Memphis 1000 A. NJ. Re
turning, leave Memphis daily Mt 40 P. NJ, ar
irving at Grenada 1910 midnight, making
close connections at Grenada with trains ON
Miss. Central Railroad for all points south.
A. : LINERMORE,
May II, 1866. Gen'l Supt.
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No > 81 Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

A correct know ledge and short inspection of Viii
cox & Gibbs Machines viii dispense ali prejudice.
The stitch made by Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma
sewing.
Wilcox Gibbs Machine win sew, hem fell,
braid, tuck, gather, quilt cord and embrOider, with
perfect satisfaction. Please call and examine
Wilcox - Gibbs Machines repaired and war
rauted at NO. ST. CHARLES STREET
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THE QJEEN! THE QUEEN
THE QUEEN lOF
HAIR EESS!.

This new ure sara.iiu ts QUs. y. Lot only in
bui iu virtues
Il + tuf,llibie X storyr and PreserveT Of the
Hair If faithfully pp led
1t Is no Hair DyeI
Itacts directly npon thu rcots OF the h IT, changing
grew hair 90 it, 0riEila ifs colo arre4iuR prema
tu5e decay aud falling out Of tie hrir; ersdJcati
scurf aud nBuSruf ana curing all humors f the
s,aIu.
tifo Q Of T. % dUeft articles t,r the Toilet
Il viii change dry wirY lair 10 eft and iuxu-
uriant tresseE
II impair deiighfal fragrance 20 the hair
In short II wish restore your heir a. in
youth and retain it through life use.
Mrs. wInsIOVv's Queen HAIR Restorer,
Price 81 per bottle Sold by all Druggists
JAMES CONCEAL. " IA 'lesale gent.
May3cbm NEW ORLEANS
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FENED.-His Honor Mayor Barrows
yestcrday fined Mrs. Matilda Edwards of
Ne7t Jackson, the sum Of one hundred dol
lar- for selling liquors without license; and
thc day previous fined Mr. Jas OBricu a
similar sum for a similar offence against the
law. of the corporation; and tomorrow
Piece Blake viii DE arraigned on like
ehargc Mr. Willie Noodle was the informant
ID earh rnsn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NTICE

y hereby given TO an parties concerned that a
sonrt of the United states for the Southern Dis
ltct OF MIssiss ppi will Toe opened and held at the
sou room iu the city of Jackson ON the Fourth
eeU lay in june next
4 ven under tay hand this May 10th, 1850
ROBERT 4. HILL,
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Es- Col Donald entered yes terday
lpon the discharge of his duties as
Superintendent of the Penitentiary.
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q USITED STATES CoURT.-It will be
seeu By notice in another column that Judge
+. a. Hill VIII hold term Of the United
Sit Court for the Southern District of
n zssjppi, at the court room in this city on
d. 9Th Monday in June
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DO not be deceived by purchasing any OF
Ehe quaek nostrums under the various names
Of Bitters Purchase none other but DR.
Roback stomach Bitters, which are com
pouuded of the priest drugs and in which
the afflicted can rely
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Financial ano Commercial.
KnoxuK mARxnr.

DAILY CARR CRY OFFICE,
April 20, 1866.
GRAIN.
wHxAr-Best old Fall at 81 90; No. 1 Fall
new, 81 IS; No. 2 do from 81 90 to l SO; No. !
Spring, old, 81 90: No. do, new, soc; No. q do
zoe.
QArs-A shade lower; sold to-day at 23c.
RYE-Scsrcity in market, selling from IS to 40c
per bush.
CoRS.-selling at from 80 to s3c per bushel
FLOUR.
Xxx Fan Wheat, -four, sl3 90; Xxx do. do do
$40 Is; No. Spring, s. 50; Superfine, 81 50.
CoRs MEAL-$l 10 per 100 lbs.
sUNDRIEs.
BurrER-Lower, packers offered but from 20
to 25c. Retail dealers soc.
EaGs-unchanged, packers pay l3lc, and retail
dealers lac per doz.
PorAroEs-Best quality zoe per bush.
GREEN APfLEs-$2 90 to ? IS per bush.
LARD-l5 to loo per ID.
BAcoS-Clear sides Is to Ice per lb. Shoulders
lac. Hams Is to lie.
SoEGHUK-Choice article will sell from 30 to
Ace per gal.
BEEswAx--From Is to 3oc per ID.
hAes-Have suffered decline, but 4c is now
offered.
BRooHs-From 80 TO 35c.
TALLow-In barrels, l04e; loose &c.
HIDEs-Dull. Green, Sc; do. sailed, &c; dry
Sailed So; dry Aint, Zoe.
FEArasRs-Common to good, IS to 4Oc; prime
soc. per ID.
wooL-Tub-washed 400; Aeece-washed 35c un-
washed ! OF.
HAr-Timothy $40; prairie s. 90 per ton.
WooD-From 81, so to Is per cord.
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An exchange says:
From the tone Of the British commercial press
We infer that the price Of -four has reached its low
est quotation. and that until the condition Of the
next crop is ascertained the tendency Of the mar
ket will be upward. The absence of the usual
supplies from America is stated as one Of the
causes which may be expected to influence the
future price Of -four. As prices are too high in
this country to warrant shipments, the English
corn merchants, 1t last accounts, looking over
the continent Of Europe for required supplies One
firm had recently contracted to have 500 goo sacks
cent from France to Liverpool, at the rate Of 49,,
900 sacks per week and other firms wers con-
tracing largely in Rsssia Ard Egypt In view
Of these facts, would it not be we'll for the holders
OF breadstufs in this country to ask themselves
what disposition they intend to make of tho sur
plus they have now on hand7 The home market
cannot absorb il, neither can foreign dealers Afford
to buy ct present prices. Would il not therefore,
be sound policy to modify the rates enough to en-
able us to compete with other nations in the British
markets,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, April ..
There was . fair movement la the leading produces
Narkets to-day, md prices ruled fra
nour--Quiet but ar,s; 3so9 Air 10 good epring n.
tras y sooe rs sprfng eupssHse.
Wheat-1n active request, and price advanced AOSc
= bush; ssles No. sprisg 81 Is All Mol sprisg
closed weak 1t 81 Al
cGn-stssdy SsH94s for No. 1; - No. :; ca.
ada cold sdoAt IT Eos7k sor NJ
OAss-ouiet; 2so7e for No. l: 2s02e for No. !.
Rye-Hed Arm; s7oss for No !; 500 for NOR
DHley-pull; cbaies CanadA 3ll1.
Hiehviss1DaIl; entirely soaipd.
sssds-aood ds.asd; SS8s Is good prime Timothy;
ee16 Is for Clover
Provisions Mess PORK s9c buyers only oH.risa
~ so925is
Lard-girn; Is 10lSA.
Beef Cattle-Qaiet tel S. prime to choice; 81 500
es3 common to good grades.
Hogs-Dui At 81 tO6s EL
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CoY1RD.-Sincs our last thsEe has bea pretty
laxes vGnsae - HI, tatsaf rsvI6o6 41etatione.
show reduetisa Of 3e p3 ID On ordinary quail
ties, whieA soatinus h hfSS supply; for the good
and bsttr gfsdss, wish eFs sonparstivsly seasss,
-fo = - Daa1fs1la dAngs1snd&Ssa. DIR T.
sesiptions azs inactive, but SHOW little O. 10 vari-
atioa = psiDes. To sslsa ass l1oe haes Rio, pr
INLAND, It Isle; 3,7se do, per Chrstian, l9ac; 3,
seedo, pr Airts. l44e; $50 do, helanse 10. Ps-
tro lie, 5,47l do Per Jane Carsin, Isle 3,1oe do
do per Hermina, l3tc $40 do Per Ids, 1889, Ill in
bond; S64 do, psr Wilhelnine, and 36l - Per Ed
ward Windust, both 1S3c; 4s7 do, pr Haydn and
Danuebrog, part about 2oc 1856 do, from Europe,
Tic, duty Paid and 4.eoo do, pr Wavelet, 1t Bal
timore HSc, H bond. oil epld. We netice besidea,
$50 bags Java 1t 264a27 "a Savanilla 3lc; and 1873
Laguayra, mostly to arrive, part zoe, all gold,
duty paid.
svaAR.-There 10 pretty fair demand for nav
home use, but the considerable arrivals and in
creased stock rather dspress the market, and the
partial Improvement noticed in our last has not
been sustained: We resume previous quotations
--lOtAl0&e for fair refining Cuba, io3a1o3e for
good do, l0iA112o for fair to good grocery, and
lI4c for No IL box, but the market closed tamely,
and these NAV be considered rather OF treme valu-
atoms Refined is rather dull, but shows little Va
ration in prices We quote other than Stunrt's,
l53c for hard, 144al41 for soft white, and l34a
142 for yellow. The sales Of raw arc !, PSI hhds
Cuba q 01al1c; 06S Porto Rico, l04a l33c; 400
baxs brown Pernambuco, n arrive, 1f3c: and L.
39l bxs Havana, l0}al34c, 4 mos. The stock yes
terdAy was about $500 hhds $500 bxs., 1885,
500 bags sugar, and 335 hhds. Melado.-[Sh Shipping
List
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New York Aarkae.
By Telegraph NEv YolK, April r.
Cotfon-Duli asd nominal - for Middlipg.
Flour -Duli s0loc lower, with moderate demand;
~ Aoe7 IS Extra State. . do0 90 II h. H o.; no
ol2 trade brands, market closing quiet.
whisky-Quiet With small sale. ~ 81 26lx03 - sos
State and Western.
whcAt-Dull, and common grades lD2c lover; 81 90
81 IS fair 10 & ,od Nj wAukee
Rye-Txr request.
Corn-saess unsOund; s50ss sound mix ed .stern in
store and delivered.
Petroleum-Dnll; 2t}1 crude. 3 refined In bond
Pork-Qaiet and stesdy SO 30 es new Mess: cIos-
leg at S2o 81 cash. S4 oo0es so old do. y soD22 90
Prime; also 1850 bbis Mes, April Nay and Juns,
sellers option, st s26 soo2e IS
Beef-Quiet. Beef Hams uncharged
Bscon-Dull; Is,1ol4;< sAost ribbed.
Lsrd-Pirn; 1'Lols1G small saies OF choice At Soc
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FAMILY REMEDY" Goes Cough Balsam."
These have become household words with verv
many families, and the merits of the article Justly
sutitle it to our confidence, and patronage. The
originator does not claim to be physician, hst
has evidently hit upon a prescription that nssss
the wants Of large class Of suferers. Sospe arc
testiying that it has actually cured then Of con-
sumption. II is no doubt the consanptive's best
friend, while for coughs, hoarsnass, and kindred
troubles, we think it has ~ equal. We predict
for it worldwide reputation and extensive SALE
april dkw tue thu sat.
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-
=
- NsW Yssk f0W say1:
A nswspepU s,vyUe1fnoat 40 ~ sssvslsi
oVw sevesl kun 81 Ssfies a pe.asvlyaaaa, 3D.
aRnaV - MaYy1and. rnaas4a that axeepeine -
49, - ala Il ~ ~. ~ 49, = q Ane
eesaitSau, 500
:. - $500 fn& p.~,..a..~~a, 81
r...... Y NJ = ,.s..-sx. l.,..
49, e. sss =. - n. ss;srs y ~ 49, eroe.
y - reli.el @sfnsd sees ~ ~ ~. 80 ~
avssage yieie - 80 i3ellase v. ~ ~
!! ys .S, !. -. A.s..s..ssS - .ss1a r.
- fto,n ~ aav1re veaxhee Of ths past vintef.
&c. - ns.a--1 fvaA Ff.,.al -
IA. ~ 8. I, ~. .r...A
We neai mon ~ seesaens 9 ~ csass -. 80 \.
- neeens - 2 49, a1PsyMs. ~ :. ~
condiuon @ - 6sSwne -, 49,. ..0n
NJ W0s1s ~ 49, my = :. y - ~
- !. 49, 49, W. 49,, - !; =
rrsoDmise 81 : psrtlal crop, II 10 worthy cf asea-
ton that the wheat sowed with drill has every
who're stood the rieor Of the winter better than
that seeded by hand. This il easily explained BY
the fact that the drilled wheat i in Ill Gases eovsr
ed 70 proper depth. while much Of the hand sowu
wheat IL mperfeotiy covered By the harrow or lei,
entirely On the surface This natter is well worth
the attention Of farmers
v,o~ u,au,.xn co,xrv os,o
W. re,ret n sts4. Tia. the l.ts.t r,poy4. from
the different parts OF our county Ill tend to con
6rn ths worst fssss in regard 70 the condition 81
the wheat crop. From the most reliable estimstes
Of good Judges il 10 believed that the aggregate
yield throughout tie county win b hardly equal
TO tie nod soun. Hundreds q wkeokaelds hare
already besn plowed Up, 70 b plantsd Ii Other
crops. So esncfAl and cenplete . failuro of the
wheat crop II Highlaad Aas not occurred for many
years, and Il win prove serious disaster to our
faEusEs.-Hslls6oro News.
,.nr ro.,r,.v a.o.o,A
- - -,
feons from NORM oeolgiA represent the
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BY Telegraph New YoRk. April %.
The stock market shows rather more actv;tv.
with general advance. There II more CLIQUE
movements end the tone Of aAairs would appear 70
indicate an advance should the condition of the
money market prove active. At the board prices
have advanced 4a24 per cent, bat after the ses-
SION part Of the advance was lost. Michigan
southern was active, apparently from the DISPOSE
ton OF the purchasers to return stock borrowed in
connection with puts issued BY the cornerine
Clique independent, however, of this influence.
the stock appears 10 be sold with considerable
ndence. Nerthwestern preferred is much stronger.
under cirque operations the price rose II 1t the
Sos mno ING common stock rose !, closing 1t
zet. The interest in the Fort Wayne has abafed
The miscellaneous list is without anv ernl;c;t
movement. Governments active and very ~.
os 1881, rose !; .l0-40's SIT 7-3O's, I'd 1900.
Z, closing 1t lO2 and one year certificates. !. clo
sing we'll Money continues very abundant, II
- round aimcuh to employ balances Il per cent,
and round sums ars offered for tsmporarv nss :,
per cent. Gold il firm bot il lass Ssusnd fron
importers taan last week. There 10 less demand
for loans than last week, the rate being 331aA Der
cent.
Tho Tn1sae's special has the following: Tho
anount Of fractional currency Issued LIST week
Mas S1s6, 00e. DISBURSEMENTS and transfers Of the
aressary Department last week amounted to 410,-
s4S,eH ~. The Unitsd States Treasury ct pre-
seas bold in United States honds IN trust . seeu
NY aof the Circulation Of National Benhs. naae.
1tS,SsO; - security for deposits n denisn.kea
S 90" Repositories, eSs,ol4, 500. 9i,sA-
T Tvo N Nstional Bank notes was issued by ths
4 areesary Oepaztnsot for tbs week ending On ~
zlst inst. The following statsment srh;h;.. -
nmo.nt Of funds In the vaalts u tAs Trl.srrv 3
- csoseof tAs week sndinR On the 9lst ;,..t -
c,09mg United States lsgAl teadees: ga "a -na
Nssaona! Bank Astss, ee5o, 17O; fractional ee,r.s
s.,. =. SSsoo9%nations, including matia&sd and
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Havana sugar Trade.

The exports from Havana during the last month
were as follows. viz:
Boxes sugar, 5000; hhds do 1881 hhds
moasses, l,6l5t: brls dc. 1874; honey, 6,06e gals ;
cigars, 1851. 239 tobacco in leaf, 1le, 279; coffee
II 1855 arabas.
The receipts Of sugar ut Havana are about 8. 900
boxes day; Of moasscs abont 200 bris The
gring was well nigh all through the land,
and the new crop being fast taken to the market
1t will not be SO large estimated in the early
part Of the season, because ofthe hnrricane which
early swept over the island, and because Of nu-
merous fires since. attributed to vicious negroes
which, like the hurricsne, swept away immense
cane fields on the northern and southern sides.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-24

IT was the first Of the season. That VERT
able April shower of ancient lineage repro
duced every spring. The inspiration of poesy
and the victim Of remorseless rhymesters. /,
visited this part of the North Temperate
Zone yesterday afternoon. There was the
narrow summer cloud, the ten minutes dash
Of rain, the struggle between cloud and sum
shine, the last few scattering drops trans
formed into globules Of many tinted light, the
reappearing sun, and the ''enduring promise
that since the days of the deluge has been in
scribed on the heavens, making glad the
heart of man with the assurance that hence
forth We are TO witness again no such tremen-
dous display of hydraulic force as made Noah
the manager Of floating menagerie on the
occasion of the wet season several ages ago.
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Weekly Review Of Kew ERIK MAfket.
From tho Evening POST


NEW YoRK, April 81.
BKEADsUYFs-The breadstuffs market has bean
much excited and prices have advanced.
PRovIsIoNs-Provisions have been active and
improved materially.
Corros- Cotton has been dull, and prices are
lower.
FLorR-There has been good demand for To-
eal trade and iAvestmsnt. The stock Of AouY here
is reduced to 175,006 brls, which is moderate. Va
quote State extra Il 81 40@S so; Western extras.
q 1o@s 50; !, chipping Ohio, $ 5000 90; St.
rious injnry to crops by frost, wheat adyenced "
@ Zoe p bushel but subsequently The demand
abated, and prices declined 365c, and closed
heavy 1t 81 50@l so for Chicago spring. md
81 820l IS for amber do. White has sold freely
and common qualities have advanced materially.
gan - 4o@2 90; amber Western 81 45@2 S..
CoRS-Has improved and bssa fairly sctive,
but closes heavy. Owing to light stock most hold
ers do not ofer 1t very freely. We quote Western
mixed st ss@ sSs; Western Jerses Sosoec
OAfe- Oats have improved materially and Close
nrm with > reduced stock. The extreme prices
asked have checked tho shipping demand We
9note old Western ssa6oc; new do $3.50, and
State 62a65. -'--
Pofk-Has been in brisk demand for in yestment
and for covering maturing contracts, ct much hish
- priess. TAae - 49, lasee herans,1. q
ness for forward dslivssy. The market closee
very strong = S2e g for hsv mess ead az % for
bfls Of nsw prins mesa q Us 97a3e IS.
Baoon-Has decliAsd, snd ct the eoneaaaion h.a
been moro aStive. There have besn sales Of Cum
hefland out 1t ll3c; long clear. l%1c: lone nb-
bed l43af4fc ard shsst ribbed 141A
LARD-Easd has besn aSsivs snd advanced
cont pound, bat u the close Il quiss. j
Corf0s-Hasly In tie Wssk there wss cutie I
hat - - u -