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THE FENIANS.
Excitement i'm Hamilton = The Entire
MILITARY FOPco Called Gut TO-Day-
RumOFs of IAN ImVasiOn,

tSuuOH6 Oh hu AAVaSADhi
HAMILTON, G. W., March 3l.-The whole of
the 18th Battalion of volunteers, stationed in
this city, were dismissed from active service
this afternoon. Almost Immediately afterwards
an order was received from the Adjutant-Gene-
rails office by Brgade-Maior Villers, calling out
the entire force OF volunteers in the city, includ-
ing the 18th Battalion, the Naval Brigade aud
field battery, for O'Clock on Monday. Much
speculation and excitement in consequence, but.
no explanation has yet transpIred. Similar
orders have been transmitted to all commanders
OF military districts throughout the Province.
OF course, another grand volunteer rally
followed the PRONUNCIATION of this ORDER The
members OF the Thirteenth are iubjlant and
win respond 10 the call with alacrity, although
there are no signs OF the former wild excite
ment. The danger is not considered imminent,
from the fact that the volunteers are not or
dered to report until Monday afternoon.
The Financial Management of the F. Il.
CENTRAL COUNCIL CHAMBER, HEADQUARTERS g
F., No. 80 L. SEVENTEENTH STREET, New YORK
March 81, lS65.-To the officers and Members OF
the +. B.-Brothers:-In pursuance of a vote
passed at its January session, the Central Coun-
Gil met here on the 18th instant. 1t affords us
the highest qualification TO inform you that after
vigorous and careful examination of the books,
papers, and vouchers of the Financial Secre.
tary, B. Doran Killan, ESQ.,, we are thoroughly
convinced that this department OF the Fenian
Brotherhood has been managed with marked
ability and strict adherence to constitutional
provisions.
The system originated and successfully carried
out by your Secretary in the issue and sale OF
bonds of the Irish republic, has enabled the or
ganization to withstand the depressing influence
created by the Senatorial direction ofthe Fenian
cause.
A special report of the Financial Civil, and
Military Departments will be Immediately for
warded To the circles of the Fenian Brother
hood in America. James J. Rogers, P. A. Sim
mott, jeremiah Cavanagh, John w. Tobin, Cen
tral Council Fenian Brotherhood.
JOHN OMAHoNY, Head Centre ~
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The NEW JERSEY SENATORsHIP.
A Review of the Case-ExtraOrdInary
Developments.

WASHINGTON, April l.--Ex-Senator Stockton
has returned from Trenton, and reports to his
friends, that he has no prospect of an election
by the present Legislature; but it is so arranged
that no election Will be had; and az the Cover
Legislature Is in session, the vacancy will con.
tnue until next winter when he considers it
certain that there will be Democratic majority
in both Houses, thus securing his return. The
who is opposed to filing the vacancy because he
considers it not fairly made. Mr.. Cattell has
been radical for several years. Tue position of
affairs in New Jersey is looked upon with the
greatest interest.
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Justifiable HOmicide-A Negro Killed by
General Forrest.

MEMPHIS, April la letter from sunaower
county, Miss. says negro employed on General
FORESTS plantation, while assaultng his (the
negro's) sick wife yesterday, was demonstrated
with by Forrest when the negro drew knife
and attempted to kill him. Forrest received
wound in the hand, whereupon he seized an axe
and killed the negro. He then gave himself up
to the sheriff. The negroes on the plantation
justify the killing.
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From Halifax.

HALIFAX April 2.-The Government steamer
ArieL, with dispatches for this Government from
Newfoundland, arrived yesterday afternoon, and
will return again on Wednesday, carrying the
mails. She brought no news.
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Markets hv telegraph.

NEW YORK, April 2-Cotton is dull but an
charged. -Four dull; sales Of 65O0 barrels at un-
chanqed prices; Southern IS heavy, but unaltored,
with sales OF 500 barrels. Canada quIet 800 barrels
sold. Wheat quiet but steady. Corn buoyanti
sales of 1900 bushels at zoe. for inferior. Betfquet.
1Q1e whisky dull
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From Havana.

New YORK, April 2.-The steamer Eoening
Star, from New Orleans via Havana on the Goth,
arrived at this port this morning. She brings
no news.
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The Ice in the Kennebec.

AUGUSTA, Me-, April 2.-The ice in T. a Kanp a
bee river is breaking up. The No 1as,,on will
be open shortly.
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Senator Wright en- route fOr Washington

NEWARK, N. j., April 2.-senator Wrigh
started for Washington this morning to resum
his seat in the United States Senate.
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95 head Martin Fuller Co., LancasteIc cO AoSSAV4'
30 r. West Chester county, l49l5;
30 A" Mooney & Brother. Lane. CO., IiCgo8,, gross
1880 Mooney Smith, Lancaster CO l4glos' ~
so 4" DOman 6 Co Lancaster CO., l6gl9t
65 10 s. McFien, Lancaster county l99lo5'
M James McFillen, Lancaster county, l0Gio'
- &c b. H. McFlllen, Lancaster county. Ifglo'
IN n Jones McCiese, Chester county l4Gl0
SI 90 A. Kennedy, Pennsylvania, l69l6
"a Christie WIldey, Lancaster co; Hglo'
1o4 j s. Kirk, Chester county, l4Gl6s.
95 p Hathaway, Lancaster county, l44glo'
"a % p McFillen, Lancaster county, l4g!6.
"a A. Christie & Bro, Lancaster co 1aSsglo4'-
N Owen Smith, Lancaster county, lodio5'
ob Dryfoos s. Bro PennsVlvania, l39l0
90 Haze & Co Lancaster county. l4Gio'
so ri Cham, Lancaster county l4glos
IS H nj Shomberg, Pennsylvania, lO9ll
"a /" Shomberg & Frank, Lancaster CO.: l0@H'
al i. Frank Lancaster county, l2Gl6 . :,
HoesPrices are without change. About leOo nsaU s0
sold at the different yards at from SlSGlo tne iVV
| lbs net. 80, rs,..,., hood sold
at $45Ge5 for Springers, and S6OgsO per head tor
Mich COWS. - =. -, sov,nar
Sheep continue in fair demand at about ,,e
| Ib gross, as TO quality.
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Philadelnhia CattIe Maker.

MONDAY, April 2.-The Cattle Market is mode
Fately active this week, and prices rather better.
$500 head arrived and sold at the Avenue Drove
Yard at from 16d17c for EXTRA the latter rate for
choice, l4@15ic for fair to good, and 1Ogl3c. y To-
for common, as to quality.
The following are the particulars of the sales;-
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LIVERPOOL, March 2l.--The London Post says
it has reason to believe that the telegraphic
news to the effect that since Sunday declarations
of a reassuring character had been received
from Berlin by the Austrian Government, and
that the apprehensions of war between the
great German powers had been thereby removed,
are totally incorrect. The relations between
the two powers continue very critical.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

me Naval Battle On the ChiIIan Coast
ORcial Accounts - BejOIcings Of the
People, Etc.
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bort i1)aroen's Aoiite.
Feeling in Texas.

Correspondence of1he y. Y Tribune
san ANTONIO, April 10 lsf
There are great many Germans here who re
oyal Beside them, there very few Unioniss Iiee
unite bitter feeling between the Union people and Rebels
hut docs not show itso often account Of non inereoi
with few exceptions. the Rebs rebchous 10 'eenr
and desires ms before the "breaup" They are only an
armed They arc proud Of having fought for tie Coni
eraey wear Confederate gray cloth almost entirely ard Ho
eiate only with those Of her own stripe ablse TIE Do'D
ment Oh every occasion and feel terribly imposed npoo 81
they are obliged 10 pay but not allowed repre'ea'N
that military is kept among them and that 'hey CO "
have an the Official positions which they formerly DA' '
l;srpsed with them and shall. th.nh leave tie ''nAy
sb in three OF four weeks in search Of some good o,'y
where the white people white The crust bet"eei t"'
and old NieAs dominous smigAty thin according 70 my
thinking. =.
be are about 200 troops here now, and tie population 81
be paee is supposed to be loooo to 1900 1soppose IT, 70
ara % coo troop in the State and if Johnson whdavs item
to please southern friends the happiness and longevity u
Union people will be certain in more NortteIn la
I'm %
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port but the condition Of the new Corn snivne 10
poor prices tend downward sales OF flVo pusn ~ &c
s IA DO in s,ore ,9c delivered and -4c f. Round YeiOW
HAY-he demand is fair and the merae lim saes OF 10
VEMP-Manila is duh and heavy at sQs.c god' OtAer
kinds ere inactive and prices are entlrey nominal
HIDES-1he market is very quiet pui prices ore sl,t
sales Of 800 Buenos Ayres y d. at l9c so0i o bIy 81
Louis % 10, at loic., currency g.. -. ..,..,
HOPS continue hrm and IN fair request Tor home consuup
ton. We quote at nom ~ 94Oe anu '0e ~ 10 e'o"" "''
quality. ,-,,..,tor5,, ,o fem
NOIAssFS-There is les activity In this market owing in
great the absence Of desirable grades FTse'
NAVAL sTORES-SpiIits Turpentne is moderately eeiye
and firm at &c g Crude ICrpef tine Is quet az = -
Resins ,re inactive but firm A. 3 0os % for eomno
Ed fr Stroned and No Q e7a - tor No ard White
and - 0d IL or Pale and Extra Tar duh at :! 25a'@ I"
OIiiir seed continues dFm and note good inquiry
nj ira 81 o. Fish Os are quiet but nTm a. - 10 Yr y ~
Whale du g. 3Oasx IS Tor do. sperm iard Va Is Ai1l
aud in fair request from O. 40 10 e Tor NO. No. ase
"iPTFrRoIFUM /. ouie but prices are without material
change sales % 2c. Tor Crude Al @4Je Tor hehneo ID Oo1u
"Pr0TIslo%s has been less activity in Pork to.
dav bat prices are slade iTmer sales Of 80 DDS Me-
bu,er a tlis month ~ 80 ~ nc saIe eash ~
latter rate and Sg Tor him Mess. Beef continues lIm
Win moderate demsnd; sales 81 800 bbs ct S2ash 10,
old Plain Mes SlOdt20 for New do sl4dSI' ior od
Frfrs and sg0 "a for New do. TeTce Beef Is moderate
IL acye ana steady. snes Of $50 erces Prime Mess on pr
vale terms Beef Hams are are quiet but hrm ri rs h
Wesleb Cut Mcas quiet; sales of ~ boxes Shoulder AZ
3c Bacon 10 dull sales Of 80 boxes Short Clear az l'e
La
for CITY and 22d22ic for Fsir 10 Prime steam ana heH
rendered rn----.,
ADHESION ProvI NAnKrr ocL' oK-P0rk was p o.
Give and ucr; sacs Of roo bDs. 81 from $50
a $50 ga for Me closing the latter rate. Lard du ana
nominal -.
EiCE-we have nothing in the way OF sales 70 ai'''e
Ii -, however. arc Lrm.
SUGAE--Iherf ~ still very ait business doint ID IN.
ana naket - DO. lU!c. iof far 90 Tooi kthahE
s, 81 ,riut l,0 bbds ptrt Cuba at.y. &c AID 10
bo,,. I'D nrivate terms. Refined are Quiet 90.
SIEAEIN We notice salcs OF 1oVVob az -V1e' lo' ~
l. afa y-.c for prime. , ...,,,
SEEDS-Clov seed II only in limited demand ana Vio.S
are unchar gcd Gales d.c ana choice lots al IVd4Vu
Timothy seed selling ~ small lois ~ stGst 70 Ds'
Ron.h Fa1seed clfc IN fair demand anu urn ~ =
Is per bush. Calcutta Lnsced j. irm % - - uVlu s'
TALIOW-lbc HaTkei - more acNr ana pIoes hIo pst'
ter. .ncS Il 5000 90 -! 49, lr Nete4hi i-s"'~S
ioi NV ana lg3c Tor butcher Atshclninn.
WHISKY rUe market q an az" uIeh@Ageui sI s"1s
Of We.tell al g %.
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Disasters.

Brig Florence BLl Baird Halifax, g. 1871 INST Tom E.s
Yoik for t. l., totally wrecked on sly bsy
PAN of cargo saysd in . damaged condition MN, 49,,
leaking about 100 an hour and tie rev n.h esLAe'S
from pnnpne On the lh inst when about 70 miles Ah
rom Care IIsnoEsn Albert Rookcad Of Newi oh 'si.i
fell overheard. and was diowned n. - -.
got I'll on Thursday towod into Newport b. tie revenue %
Miami where she the zine railway FOR rear
scn H. ~ Weesa. Godfrey from Boston or fi .29- "a -:
, which went ashore Chop Home, Hole e - s
and was ubeqnenty and proceeded PIT into Newport CD e
lah leaking strokes hour She vii heu out Gu me n'
railway f0 repairs. -. r---.--c..t -..
Drewrys Ruh, Jln' River On the eve o.
m, 5. inst knocking hole IN her bottom a'iisips s1oot e
,euaf nkne % minutes where she ny - M accounts 1
Company has taken prompt measures TO frna'l he 'se
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Arrived

sieam.4ip Monlezuma ,BLl Hamshaw k"sou' JAM Mays
with a dse.s and pass. to Howlaud AspiAv az -
Steamship Ellen Terry Chaplin, N@"ofn y o. % hours T"
mdse. and pass. TO c. OOodspeed. .. D., l.. ,
Wells, Liverpool via tays pm S WAN "'s sho
a pass. to Williams Guon. .,
de 10 Ho Has had heavy weather. lost s ana
stove buiwarks. -, 49,, III 49,. =.
Funch Hencke 4 Neldt 80 -, ..t. -.
Barb Taisko Brem Danuaman Rotterdam = DAY. wa d.s
and 80 pass to schoboFg Hopper Apii ~ D. let 80 d
In MSW. snip sd shl'h '@ff'e
way three the BOBBY hatch blws. aus mein enr @"a
tow skyHht ana OBLIGED ne msiutopma.t
Schr saaGn rl Charlton, Windsor y : u days "i' p"'t"
70 D. r. DoNof 4 Co. III.
shr At14nder Muquah 10 days WITH sPars 10 boyo''
Murray.
schr. Eu1al.lo Chase, Calkis
schr. Albert jameson. Hail. Rocklsnd
Schr. Willow. Met ffdn Lubec.
Schr. Hero, Small Salem.
schr. Beopeck. Avery New London
Schr. II. Casttof, Knowles, Newport
schr. Fdorsdo, Hutteu shuee
schr A. scrlnon, Baldwin. EiEabethport 70, New havsn
Sebr Jane Parker Ehzlbethport fer Providence
ScIr. Gun Rock. Boyd Eizabohport Tor EIovldeGce
anil "a, fiurlJur' Elizabehpor for Newouryport
Schr. Saxon EHabethport for Boston.
schr. Anna y. Jacobs Shepard, Albany Tor N'w Haven
scnr Fred Sheer Harris, Newhurgh e.. Newhuyi'I
schr Col. Jones' liill Roudout for New'hediofa
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mnrker.-o.rrrrlrr KrrOnrrD ron TT, y y Trisu,,

SATURDAY. May ls, 4tbt.
ASHES-The market IS firm with fir inquiry sales al
g. 37t for Pots, ana Sl3 50dsl1 FOR Pearls.
COFFEE-There IS demand for Rio and the mari ef e
extremely dun appearance Other STYLES are 10 mod
requests note sales Of 800 bags ST. DOMINGO IN
bond FOR export on private terms
COTr0N-The demand continues good from both spccnia-
tors md spinner and prices improving closing strong At
36I dUic for hidding Upands and ed3eie for NeWOr
leans and Texas; sales Of 3 500 bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihe market for Western and state
Flour is less active and prices regulsr the low aud me-
dum grades are lOd2c Dbl ower choice Family Extras
steady and IN moderate the sales 400 bb
at 30ds7 90 for Supene State 30 for Extra sate
o. Fancy States 81 the low grades
of Western Extra 81 O4s9 90 Tor shipping Ohio 81 7O9s
for and Family brands, and $l4ds7 for ST. Los Tx
tras Canadian Flour Is In active demand
grades easier but good Club Extras firm; sales o0
bbs 60 1899 81 for the low grades OF Extra and s0e
ca for Trade and Family Extras Southern Flour fIega
lar; common grades closed lower but family brands firm;
GALES Of 40 b6 60 dt2 for miIed to good Supsrfne
Country Baltimore &C. and el2 lOde6 rs for Trade and
Family brands Rye Flour dn and heavy; sales Of 20
bills at $685. the latter for choice Corn Mea dull and
heavy; sales of 100 bb Brandywine at " 40 In store
GRAIS-The Wheat market is ld2c lower and unsettled,
the demand limited and confined 10 the immediate wants 81
mers; the sales IA 900 bush Chicago Spring at VI 73d
Oh 90; 10000 bush. Amber Milwaukee at 93ut2 and 800
bush White Canadian at % rs Barley and Barley Malt
dull and noninslly unchanged Oats are irregular New
Western plenty and easier while sate are
scarce and better the sales IS 600 bIsh at 5u6o for
Old Western, $780, for New do, soat and t.dtoe for
statethe latter extreme RYE inactive bot prices
nc VEL slsisilsa Corr 10 IN fair ssUand ~ lhU @S a.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or acknowledgements 10.


CIes,.d.
Steamship Cores Brl lie Mes.le Nssssu ard Havana, r.
steamship ey Of Liei o.. J'gs. Ll'rgool = Q Dale
steamship Santiago de Cuba smith, 0y'own Np AsrssIe
Steamship Fung s.ucy Hndre,h yew Orleans, R LowSen
Stcsmsh Acrshnet ~ ly New BEG .rd iel.lon Woe
sihr Il sara Couch Norfolk. City Pom, Richmond
sip Che. p.sse Johnson Poand H. cfouMe Co
st,sai.hD Geor Wellington Oosf He"'or''ar b. O. Com
'.snP Gen. t GI % 'l l,''s, ' 70. sS c:
s'a@ip sa1 dor Atkins say.r,s %, oq prison Alien
s'.anip Washington, Chichester Noios 'ty ta.f I'd hieh
Sip 3. Hale n,nden rhadg.s W D. h,e %
Steamship Jersey Bno iIey'in. Boston N.ffey u o." s.
si,.uip Nsrrus. efse Boston, ht r -rs' '''' y
s.,.n.il y ? ySa 81. f P,.-,. 'Ir y .l.s zee
slr h,rai lBr) Jansen L'erP9o - BIC, e.c,. Co.
SIP slaacsrrsry CBrrn fletcher tf'aea 20 b"""o'' L
Ia1 tsrolue ED.bs,h (sr, w.e s. sous n b. J. W.
B 81 js. s1ii sr ' 6:@% IIoas 6s. s' '''r
6.rs Damon cg;;ye+ goegae. ,Aysc r. ;" rls- 60
rs.s ,ialsie CPIasa Green F.l@oa F4.i BE-" Sc a
en,Aq eG;s5. Ms'i E yi 3, S.,yr Co
s ns : Fb ~ i5'r bstii.oS Iia D. H. DsNo 90
Frg George lBr.D Graham. fictol brrti. aoa 60.
Prs nm iSo.w.). anderson st. feief'tFs md Hei ''
We Pren,r Cirj Croge Porto Plate. qark Island BRIT Son
Big Mary J. Williams, Hunt Port NeewaN ~ ~ y D." W u'n
IL nf.iari T0Fey, Tuner Halifax = D. w. u %
Be zrbo.oa Bady Wirdsor y ;. p l. Egyias q ~
schr b.. T. Chlse collins. Efzabfhpcr. j. D. rH-A 60
Schr Wesovof Mcfarisnd, Boston } Moor 60. .,
Scbr 4. Thomas Arnold Philadelphia eltey smith 10
Sehr. Florida. Stanley, Boston, Thsyer sargent
Schr. L. houp.0n. smith NeD-liayrn = T. 't.ih~fd
schr Copy Chase New-Bedod, Fsrs son Wood. . ~
scir J. r. Smith, Wilkins, Newcasfle Del Bentley Snt no
Sir Dragon Dan Simpson. s. CroN lves heeraef @"
scbr Transit Godfrey. Washington y. j. Metre 10y y 20
Soon De-. River Herse Ncw.avrn Rresr toosei layo
siScp Thomas Hanson Burey, Neway,A ts'kr' ''eAeI
Taylor
sloop Emily Allen, Bird. port en-,
sioop suffolk Step, New Haven Racket" i''h' i'''''
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70 tAe EdiioT y tn y. 7. Ifl0tae :.
SIR: With amazcmcnt and indignation find myseh
announced by firm A ed W. s Sanford Co.. as the rT''rte
author series OF articles called "Newspperdom h'p''o
The license thus taken both with the facts aud WIN my h@ CON
pe me to declare ia this manner thst the ad'eresn' " "
Me,sr. SANFORD Is Tick and an inpetinence'
few weeks ago parties Boston Of whom had Nc Ano~'d
a 70 me for pamphlet upon the NevYok pre'' Nc oord
lions being prescribed accepted the work but 80 IN fen Ha
49,, onbu,. an exposure alleged designed simply to sseeh
, s rosress and present Of journalism And mean'
a 40 mi, assured from the character Of hs
my essay would not be prohsbs fSs
their publication. ohoh"f AAfSsp i"
Ons aJ Tao Ne,s. Y0h Citisss. May. 10 1906
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Nen,oruudn.

Steamship san Jscinto on) Of the EmTie Line % sostansb
which YVES reeerv burned Pier r. Soh River was towed hsncf
on the 18th Del, where -he VIII be entirely r'ia
and rfurnshed be ready her ov 10 the me ss "
August.
Bark Charles Brewer Demott Key Wet May 5. cleared fn9
Ncv-O March q or Mailn1i@
LArycHp Danvespor srs ofilC and 40 tuns resp'ct
v.i Intended ahins business A. Nsstrook nning st
of 100 TINS called roosote also shns cr OF tie same shs
called Annie Hsns At Yarmouth brig about 80 IONS nses
Anna Mcknight Brunswick chr Aadie fns o. atoat " 'S'
bnrle
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ALBANY. May le.-Ihe cattle market oIened WIN
gnusu,l sefv tbs ana al o,s a. let &c. y I'VE
WEIGHT higher I'm ast week but Z, sufiF - % Dtaa IL
Gliding several hundred proved iarfc than Was e.
uccod aud TO-DAY hodeis pressed ior sa4es sl1 ot - lue
-rsaciious aftt o'clock were 90 pcee Sd per AeaH
lower flnu were iral,d Tuesday ana W etn"sda! ne
m = -ie Grvet were made upo Illinois FED Steers reefi
iu ueil from lUt 20 go H. enu shs ~ lH'. Ahh
f. ezra % glGgic ard dlo .latl o. sie0s a'eT--'s
40 Il at .,c AZ tie close these were eA.TeHe pa g.
teen erf n gd request &C. Tor clipped aud q, ii
votd Hogs Light sales Wesieln coIned 10 Eastern l''
ii,. at fOd oi. q H.
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,nred om llo dseonnt 70 raI hnyIng And l2oalo pc

ranged rom 10 discount to Ia tuyng and l2oalIopTe
MUM selling .,s , -,
The general markets today were unsettled ana IoWer
Wheat was &C. PEI bgs1e lower han Yesterday Corn opened
5alo lower b' rallied &C. and closed hrm Oats declined
a. uer brsh Rive declined ga per bush Barley quiet
and finn Mess Pork vas dull and Domineiy lower Lard
was quiet aud easier.
The movement # Dry Goods at this port for the past
week has been as follows:
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Itrcsips- Of Product.

g,ylQ-lO:s7 bbs Hour $50 sacks Oh cake 1890 bus
Wet 4 IA bush Corn zoos busl Ost-. 7l& bush *
1901 husa Malt "a pkss. Ashes 20 phys Cut Meats
vags. Lard.
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Sailed.

s,,sship New YORK Germania Corsica Napoleon H. f,nnsyh
vns Cty OF Paris Santiago Cuba Quaker City, Wilmington
Fnne shuy George Washington Barnes San Salvador tis
~. Lord Niagara and Hstters-
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,-0TiCE 10 SCRIP STOCKHOLDERS Notice
hereby Owen hst the Board 81 Director A. Hef stated meet
iu. b. ID ths date. unsnluousy adopted tht 9o'nf
,s Ina. cal f FIFTY go PR CENT IN CASH raylbe on
a., dsy D. Jane te and tie !. hereby made On We
~ he se 10 stock record 6ic cosrg n s Isn,o
T.9,, on the 2.h Of May 1890 ri being fy pol
M m Issued under the se Of 1853 10 increase Tue N-I
itsl stock II the Company. ,-,.t-- =
Re- he'd T. ssd py rsris may be made an sna n,l.i'
with interest q T en' Per lnlH p aD'
inert the aid ist day Of J4ne
Mount p.i t.eon VII be- liable forfeiture ln default
Of psyment said isi d. o. Aus - ltt"
(.frates ready fof teycy TIE payment hd
surrender Il the CON- once
By-oIder Of the Board Of Director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Spoken

p,k l. w Rich p DAYS ont Cnueecs for New io 10
date 81 n short OF provision 'nd could not De sup
piled by brig ID. o. Cashier. at Philadelphia sh. - "a.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
w auleFs.

Shin Hunter (of New Bedford B.sse S. Helene April
from Tristan Ground having taken 100 bb OIL 400 bbs WI OIL
and 1880 10 bone - $3.50. ,., -,
Heard from mo daie) Eliza Nhe oi New Bedsora VIZ
whales; barb Washington, Baker to New hed'ori win wes~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
ONE MILLION EIGnrY;sIx THoUsANp 4, AZ

ONE MILLION EIGIITY-SIX THOUSAND AND
" THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS, BEING TEN IHOusA
EIGTT HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE SHARES or TIE
CAPITAL STOCK or THE BANK OF THE STATE OF MIS-.
sOUR FOR SALEThe having been aTponed Agent
behalf Of the State Of Mou 20 the sale the stock held by SAID
state State Of Missouri viii receive sealed prop
purchase Of said Stock any part thereof unit IL o'clock
MONDAY June 1866 In pursunce Of en- act Of TIE Hrn.Ia
Assembly Of Missouri enilei An act 20 Authorize the
Bank Missouri to reoreas National Bank to pro-
vide owned b. this state IN said bank aud 10
protect Seminary and Common Shoo Fund aud provide for s
az, nvesiment." Approved March s,h, let6.
Of iaef proposed be pafchAsed
, pc. per the medium Of payment whether in
bonds Of this state andm m be signed by the bidder
an bids should BE- addressed through the PoOmce h- under
signed Al Louis, No. JOslAh fDet d,
81. Louis, Ayi -. 1896. Assent ~ me state.