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Interesting from Norfolk - Euoic.-
I.,cist OF Mr. EirDck inrid@c.

Forncy writes as follows 10 his Press, in
/ Philadelphia. His statements are cX-
trcmcly interesting, and show that MIR.
Breckenridge wa, also indicted by the same
Jury which indicted Mr.. Davis. We quote ::
have lust he'd an interview with DR..
J. r.. Bigrlow, ol Alexandria, Va, one OF
the grand Jurors OF the United States Dis
trict Court for Virginia, which recently
met nj Norfolk He says the jury has
found a true bill Of Indictment against JEFF
tcrson Davis and John G.. Breckenridge Tor
treason against the United States. The
sentiments Of the jury were remarkably
unanimous ON all important subjects
brought 10 their attention. They are ali
Vir.iuians, and many Of them have sui
itrcd in person and property at the hands
Of the rebel leaders. Five OF the jurors
were imprisoned in Castle Thunder during
the rebellion for refusing to subscribe allc-
glance 10 the rebel uSurpatlon. As might
hc expected, these gentlemen belong L"
that class known as "Southcm Radicals
The statement That the foreman oil Tie
Jury, Mr.. J. Dillingham;, refused to serve
after listening 10 the charge OF Judge IN
dcrwooG, is entirely Incorrect. Mr.. Gil
linmham, who belongs to the Society OF
Friends, stated that he had never acted IN
that position before, and did not like 10
assume il, lest he should be UNEQUAL 10 the
task. But ne agreed entirely with the
views presented in Judge Umdcrwood'S
charge. After some explanation as t. the
nature of his duties, Mr.. GillingI,am con-
scented to act a foreman, and signed lhe
bin Of indictment on behalf Of the Grand
Jury. The document has been forwarded
to the Attorney General Of the United
States.
Without bctraying secrets, | am at
liberty to say that the proofs OF DayiS's
treason, AS well as that OF Breckenridge,
brought before the jury, were overwheim-
ing, and astoniShcd even the jurors. What
is more remarkable is the fact that Me mo
iority Of the ,oit,,cSSes lad been eiMer I" the
cira or military SToice 9f tic rebellion.
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TIRE BR c X
II FIRE BRICK
The New York and Staten Island Fire Brick and
Clay Retor Works have constituted
SNYDER, BOWERS CO.,
tof the Richmond Stove and Architectural Iron
Works, Richmond, Na.)
AGENTS,
where these celebrated BRICK can at all times De
obtained at MANUFACTURER PRICES.
They are also agents for
McKEyZIE'S PATENT CUPoLA AND FAN.
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GENERAL J. b. G0RDoN.-The Augusta
Constit.tioaalist had call last weekfrom
this distinguished officer,
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New Orleans Markets, May IL.

Photographed to the New York World.l
New ORLEANS, May n.-Cotton sitter; sales,
$500 bales Low Mdding sc. a 3Sc.: receipts, 225
bales: weeks receipts, 799 against ID, ssS last
week weeks exports, s?66 stock, Is, 800. Gold,
1870. Sterling exchange, III New York exchange,
premium. Freights To New ork nominal at ~
per bale; to Liverpool, 9-l6d aid.
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IL II 4 Wis N, @z7
L, SURGEON DENTIST, ctT1fr
ONCE and residence on Main street, between Eie-
yeuth and Twelfth, just below the National TX
change Bank, whore he is better rrep4trd than
ever 10 give his patrons the full benefit of his pro-
fessi0n lie will EXCHANGE NEW TEETH on the
improved base for OLD SETS OF GOLD. All work
warranted for 1T least five years. Those requiring
his services need not Iect their teeth he will
accommodate himself to their circumstances and
the times. Patients from the country can board
with him Al his residence without charge while
having work done NH 2s--Gm
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V7HE GREAT BARGAIN STORE
L The new addition TO our store is daily thranged
by crowds who come to purchase the great bar
gains We are now Offering in DRY GOODS. We
are receiving constant additions TO our stock
having buyer IN New York constantly engaged
in selecting goods for US. -
LEVY BROTHERS,
Il Main street,
Ii Iacnli
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II" KEW. J. D. CATHUkN.
Such Is thu language reaching ~ daily. NO
article ever had an equal sale. tader NO cur
cu0,staacss cil the purs standard " ~ 11~'-
ats used be departed from.
These fit,ers are sold by all principal druggist
groeer.. hotels, and restaurants. Be surs each
hottie the ae sfmtts Of the rropsissors sigma.
'' w. : p. II. DRAKE h CO.,
an ,o--ry 200 Broadway, New Yoss
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MISS GIBBS WILL GIVE VOCAL
WI AND INSTRUMENTAL LESSONS by the
month or quarter. SIX DOLLARS PEI Month. APP
plv al the Arlington House. NH 80-Is
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CHAMPAGNE CIDER.-A fresh lot
" of this delightful beverage just received and
for sale, on draught and in bottles, by j
STEVENS 4 PEGRAM,
my u Gil Broad street.
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THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS
Il COMPANY OF VIRGINIA win receive money
on DEPOSIT and GRANT CERTIFICATES there
for emitting the holder 10 INTEREST, as speeinea
on the face Of the certificate. $500. r#s
Office on Main street, near Thirteenth.
ID. J. HARTSOOk, President.
DAVID j. BURR, Secretary.
b. C. WIiERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary
my 5-9w sA#Et
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View Of the passage
of the constitutional Amendment
flight to bc Madc On the Accompany
i'm. HiiI-Tactics OF thc Democrats
WHY the Third Section vas h"'
struck decentralization MOI Adj
xuuceI-Ebr shnIsrl Hill.
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The indications are unmi>takahlc that
the joint resolution which passed the House
yesterday will bc modified in the Senate by
striking out the third section entirely, or
substituting for it provision declaring Ger
tain ciasSc, Of prominent rebels forever in
eligible 10 Office under the National Go
ycrnmCut.
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CONFEDERATE OFFICERS PAY TAXED.
CnNTIRMATION.

The Senate to-day confirmed the nomi-
nation Of General SicllcS as Minister Resi-
dent at the Hague. But it has been said
that lie would not have the Office. We
Shall see.
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KOVHESTHK, DeStmUVr %, Issk
Nrsaps p H. DRAKE Co.--Gentlemen,--I
h.x been great ~ fferer from dyspepsia for three
or four years have, tried many II not all the
remedies recotnme ried for It's cure. instead al
fsssion, and suffered greatly from everything |
ate. My mind was much affected, depresssd, and
gloomy About three months ago ] tried the
plantation Bitters, and, to my great Joy, sm
nearly well man have recommended them Ia
several cases, and a. far ~ know, always VIA
signal benefit. . fs
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II E'sterbv. p Fogarty, D Foley z II Fischer. I r
bo, &. Conen &to. Guruey. & u Co. tier. IT Gerdis
Go, Mrs NJ II Ghhes, q aodstein, 6racsrr & Smifh
J Hurkarnp Co. Honinann L Brabham, E Hertx &
Calhoun 4 CO, W Harrison 4 Son. Hugor h Hasell
Hart 4 Go, HUT Br 5cnnings, Thom'inson ~ Co. Ii
u Jeners. Johnson Jnger, Jara, A Hing Isear
+ Kelly, Kiet. Ken. I Kressel, H " griete, II W
Ktnamnn. Ka 10 Gu, w XII ,man King 4 Cassidey
mex seli, q Il LinstoIt, j McEhose Mantone 4
Go. Q Fl Moise& Co. j II Marshall J Marion, Mehrtens
Muller J u & p Muller, NJ McComb Il Go, j Mott. 4
9l1n,au Mor, an; Meyer Mey, MauIe Mckay +
Heuer Manhali = Msssn NOVEL fa %arsna, NnOs
kIprss %, Do'Neill & Sou y O'Neil, + FO'Nrili &
Son, O oOgomann, Oreuu o A 0stendorn, Philips Il
Robson. Pattan Read 4 Co. Ravonel Il Barnwel
Renneker Glover. w Roach, j Rugheimer, II Rod
ws& 90. Small. W Smith Co. E stodiard u 3 Co.
scS.s stehSns CO. Street. Strauss yanses Co.
Ieidsmann NJ Tannlunson. UGerhardt { Campfen
Hnntsr Won sanSn So. 2! woist Williams Co. Werner s
mann, Willis 4 Chisolm, Whittemoro, Son Co. II II
Williams. Wiley, II Walter & Son, Wallach, Joseph
schr Ellie l. Smith. Smith. Now York, s days. Hay.
To tho Masterand g W King
cchr julia Ganage, Wood, Rockport Me- 8 dsys
Lime and Hay 10 1 rout Amsbury.
IN TIE oFFING. " .. ....
Bark Frank Mlrion, from Now York. ',...., ..
-u Bog ..i / From this Port. .i.',. ....
sehr O Evans. Hammond, New York, .May4 .
Up for this Port.
Steamship Kdorams. Denkin, Mt Baltimore. to leave
., ., Cleared for this Port.
schr Mary, Kirby, at Baltimore May l. :
@. .t'. - - ij---i'f i!'sf B.. =.
...G.. ... ... Memoranda. .,..t...s .,.l.
Boston, Sunday last has put back in consequence Of
mead winds, and come to an anchor In the Roads. .
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CHARLESTON d Atty NEWS. MAY 8 1865.

5S. TCEothSr grn With 90 bel Bye Flour as anu ai0
eRAIs 6to bpuhtls rcd on red and poia
81 68 to 50 rs. tho latter for small lot or rimS
penpsy y3nta; Milwaukee is quoted 50 10 Sa Co. We
per per 6ushel Corn was in light supply; offerings only
white as to Sc cents and 300 bushels yellow at ss cents
busheL Oats5CO bushels only received and vsoId
sta GENTS weight Rye-wo report sale OF 100 bushels
MoLAssEs-Nothing doirg to-day. 'r-
PRoyIsIoNs-The market to-day was very strong: de.
mend Tor Bacon quite bisk bO hhds ShouIdors a lots
NlSh 70 l3hc; and Sides firm at 16Eo--steck Of
Dom Shoulders and Sides light. Bulk Aeata are drmer:
we report sale of 10 casks Shoulders at so do at
1Hc; Sides held at Is to 1870; Hams In sugar pickle
are quoted to 18o $50 casks sold yesterday at
the latter price Meas Pork is and helu of $40
per bbl. :, i.,r. e. -. ~. =. N',,r - =" ~~
Rlok-Raugoon Is quoted mt rs to 50 26; none in
0ra haLds small invoice Of Carolina sold at II 10
lperib. n - -. :" "'NN'a' nv
suaAn.Grocory grhdes were in demand to-day, with
sales OF 49 hhds Porto Rico at l1 13h cents latter
or Sh9iee 16 bids Cuba ht ioH cents and hhds fair
English leland at loH cents per lb 2,iG -
sAIT.Market unchanged, with fair jobbing demand.
quote Liverpool Ground Alum at 81 75 MarshalI's
and Worthihgton's Fine So other bnnds less known
S3 10 per sack Turks Ieind steady ut 90 cents
Per bushel for lots from store. "a, -
WmsgEf There was sold yesterday, but not before
reported loo bbts Western privnte Market TO-
lots. .tEi.fFifIf ,Yh'JiI1'Ta "1N '-.A-'
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tonsigness per sonth CaroIins Hnilroad,
- ~, -, May md n. d. s'.-L-L.---

47e bales Cotton, so bales Yarn cars Furniture,
cars Iron II bble Tar, and sundries 10 Benta. j
cocf. Fraser! Co. T 8 Hayward d Son, d stro-
hecker, Magwood, L Guiiieaume, King & Cast.
dey, M Huthford. Courtney, Tennent & 90, F Por-
cher, ehafee.:d W Robins. CIV williams & 90,
haxenel 90 Cobia CO. W " Smith, @ r Holmes,
Goldsmith Son. JB Campbe1, o Mey, B - Wiss
q 90: Rodgers & 90. Thurston Holiness n L JEFF
iefS CO. Holmes stoney. Adams Frost 90. Cant
well 90, Hunt Bros O o Martlndnle T Street. J B e
Sloan III CALDWELL b Bon. q Coppoek, whit.emore,
Son 90, Sullivan, Cameron, Bsrkley l. Co.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
4, -. 49,, y Mny,B. r. . Il

lqs bRle. Cotton, loo bbs Naval storos, 1o7 baas
Reed. Mdee. &c. 10 soreyen A Nes6it W Bennett &
o., H Fuegss. Thuraton & Holmes, W Bee 90, q
VIII ans GO, JIM Galdwel& & aop. Or p Porcher,
Roper Btoney, Lee S2encer, j u Dawson, Reeder.
howry & Co; datliard g. Mnott, Dnkes & co, b Bis.
Gho1 Z Co y JD kirkpatrick, Gonzales, Woodward &
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The Charleston Cotton Iharko,
Mobile Market.

MOBILE. May 2-CoTroN. "A good demand has et.
listed to-day amongst few buyers with Factors claiming
1Ea rates and careless sellers Notwthstandipg this
oha eed hands, the market closing firm 50 to $40 for
Aiddlng. .-..!, ... No., .,',,I al ~ - -, =
MoNEfhRY AND FIEANcIAL.-The supply Of ali huds of
Exchange Ia rather on the decline aud with market
little lower than yesterday.
There sa good demand for Sterling. 1872 to 1ss and
We note p moderate business in Gold, with prices
las to 126. I.tiI, 4, '.ii,,f, ,j,TI,,1-.. 80
New York Sight, Panks continue to check at u pre-
Short Sight u to II discount ;;
Francs 25-very little doing
New Orleana Sight, par. .-, r,r..r.
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SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILL.,,

.... SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, Ill.,,
MEssns. p. Il. DnAks Il Co. :-pirase send us another
twelve cases of your Plantation Bters. AS q morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded
else, and are greatly esteemed
Yours, SO, GAGE & WAITE
Arrangements now completed to suppIy any de.
mand for this article which has net heret fore been
possible. .., f,, =
The public may rest assured that In no case VIII the
perfectly pure standard Of the PIANTATIoa BIrrEns be
signature on steel plate ENGRAVING or e canaot 6e 6.,,-
tltne. .,,
Any person preendin6 10 sen PLANTATION BrfrEns in
blt or6y ne gallon s,oi,dler and in,poster Berur.
Of reted bottles See that our Private Stamp q Usfu.
Sold by oSl All ppuSSis 5pey S0px G and M
the country. 2 1T ~ iif.H 1..,'GiN se!-.1s,
e" P. d! DRAKE'& CO., New York;
April 40 ,t91"".! 27Gnr ,fmulyr
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES,

ROCHESTER,. N. Y /, December 2s, 1851.
Messrs. P d. DRAKE & Col have been O great suf-
ferer from DyspeDsa for three four years. and had
abandon my profession. About three months ago I
tried the Plantation Bitters and to my great 10Y am
nov nearly well man. Ihaye recommended them in
several cases and ns far know, always with signal
benefit n am, re pectfuly yours. -.
RcY. j. s. CATH0RN
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s. T.--1880--X.

Os 4.-ACVU---As f....f
A few botties OF PLANTATION BrrrEns
WILL cure Nervous Headache
Four stomach and Fatid Breath.
Flntuiency and Indigestion.
Nervous Adcctions. .t
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
4" Mental Despondency;
Prostraton; Great Weakneup, ,.r....i ..r :
wt,", ssilow @ Complexion, Weak Bowels, DO.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA. i,..,
It is estimated that tentha Of all adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liSer' The hillary
secreons Of the liver oyerowng into tho stomach poi
the entire syste and exhibit the above symptoms
cure for these horrid nightmare dse.Ses'
the world has ever produced. Within year over sI
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken tic
has come to our knowledgeI . :. -
suited to all conditions of life., ..I-. :. ! :.
The reports that 1t relies upon mineral noes for
its active properties are wholly fase For the sats-
faction OF the public, and that patients may consult
their physicisns we append list OF its components
cALIaAyA "A hAnK.-Celebrated for over TWO hundred
years In tho treatment of Fever and Ague spebsn
Weakness, ete It introduced into Europe by the
Countess. wife of the yceroy OF Peru, In 1916 and
its ,ye0h in silver under name OF Jesits Ro,c.
ders and was finally made publicly Louis xvi King
febrffuge qualities during his South American travels
cAscARILLA BARK-For disrrhoe., colo and diseases
OF the stomach and bow els.
pASpELIoS-For Inflammation Of the lons and drop
steal affections.
CHAMoMILE FLowEns-For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowEns-Aromatic. stmulant and tonic
highly invlgorating In nervous debility:
wISThRoaEEN-For. WITT OF crofula; rheumatism. etc
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing
Also clove-buds orange eafraway, corander, snaie.
.,.... s. :T.---188O.--X. ~ ~ e.
Another wonderful ingredient. Of great use among
the Spanish ladies south america. impartng beauty
to the completion and brtsncy 70 the mind is yet
its name for the present. ,l.'; at, - fa,.r ~
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"a smile was on her lip-heaith was IN her look
strength was In her step, and in her hands-PIArrA
TIoS BTrTKRs." .,. -,
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PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month 18th Day 1862
RRsPEcTED FnIEND:--My daughter has been much
benehttrd by the of thy Plantation Bllters Thou
wilt send me two bottles more. '.''... H. - I i.
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN
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i'm TO 1870. Market inactive Stock IL sao b,,es
sos: o sS soa SnS " sIs
1sdo ssoek reduced to 1900 bags saItpetreaos
sts Ss s0'sGn at IL to small
mas oeen very dull and quotations nominal st SIlo
500 6ss about Oo gold MaHos unoe win
az sin eendenoy on account OF largo STOCK winch
so u Z; Tn s fair inquiry at shipping and
ses Of 40 bales At 10000 for inferior to Fnr 6o@eoo
iSr Good to Prime and eso for choice Domestic aud 90
S9oo 1or Foreign aa In quality.
o,a aIphslThe marke. Is quiet and unchanged Sales
Ivy DTy CALIFORNIA al fb a 31c currency; 1000 Monte,
Stdso 81 b. 17c sod 1000 Rio drande, ao ID, at Iec
s.do "a good trade very full prices
e6@7soi 60 hhds Cuba at 4s96oS = ~
NAVAL sroREs-Tho demand for Spirits Turpen,ino
Gontnues active with prices showing further advance
Sales iso bbs at 9o@oic for whole lois Rosn also con-
tnues in demand Sales 1000 bbls to-day at So s7@s so
tine $b. Pitch S. 5000. - =, o'oN' 'p'n
oMsm9uet and unehapsod Liueeed Oil 81 4s@l 49,
fErhoLkuA The market was quiet, and scarcely so
a5m 2s927c for Crude; 4so for Refined n bond
RIoE-In good demand and m al S@exo
KIT aepnS s YSs sSys and Snoyan and
report we cannot give PARTICULARS Refined Sugars have
a. Stuart Best ne lsao Of D.
II1%S; Ground lsIo; White a., loc; Yellow O. 1876
sTEanINEActive and advancing Sales so. 600 lbs at
AZ 0an
gold. which ie further deolne N 80. :. " '
TEAS The market has been decidedly active in low
grades; OolongB at full prices. " I :. ~"
,od more sotive and shade hrmer; sales
aonAoooTrade ia quiet and prices unsettled, Sales
lS hhds Kentucky ut 81 to 18o 276 cases seedeaf at
wI.EJWas dull with small sales at 80 20 to 50 81
FngIoaTswere rather moro active, but at low rates
Tobacco 1885, and by steamer, $50 bsies Cotton at d
600 hushels Corn Ht So 10 London 100 hhds To6ac,
c. 2s and per stesmer 600 boxes Bacon 26s 400 lbs
ported Danish brig, with 1870 bbIs from Now York
to Copenhagen for orders IS 81 to England or Ga TO
pSrs between asvIs and Hamburg British bark with
Prussian bark, with 1000 bbls from Phadepha to Ant
werp. at 90. XIX ~ -.
Havana Market.
HAVANA, April 2s--susar market not ~ Arm as last
week, oalnB 70 the unfnvorAble foreign news Quota
tiDss: whites through. at 50 lIe to7X per 100 lbs
yellow os 40 to 20 IDntoh Standard at sax to do
ruehoa Of IS TO ~ do do; musco sadoes market Arm
s,Isa ios refining .t ssH to centrifugal sax to g.
boxes 500 hhds, Of which to New York 1905 boIes
2ss8 hhds; Philadelphia. 24s0 boxes $40 hhds BaIt
me more i6oT boxes 2ss hhds Stock In both ports IO2
oat oo1es, t,eH nhds moths1es in good demand,
@ to - rtals musooyado .. to
Freshts demand for United s.a,es vepaes declining
hhds sugar. s0x per hhd; bark j. 4. weiden via Npo.
yss 600 hhds $40 per hid; bark IBr Tank t. 1000
9oxes sugar 40 SiE per noI; Philadelphia. sohr Ella
hhd North Of Hatteras bark Ornus Via saaua 700 bds
angar 50 per hid; bark (Br Braziera Via Saaua GOO
hhds susar ct SsH; brig Timothy Field via esbarien
at 80 days sight at l6,S to 1e,.
premium: pafia do $40 5x do; o. 8. Northern cities
gold do TX do; CURRENCY do lsi to Il Discount
Ryr
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Now YorkiMarISet,T

r.i IL roii:,.. MONEY MARKBT, i.''t'',n" q
TheFinancial Article Of the New York Times OF Sat
| urdsy. tho 9Th instant. says: ~ n
The Gold speculation was spirilirsa to.day!!, Tho n
liberal interest disbursements from the aovernrn ent
ohce add largely to tho available supply making the
date edyery, even on speculative account than M tho
regular way The heavy ooin reserve f tthe Treasury
vaults ,<0F the Is instant exoheiye OF the
may interest approprtatohs aud the steady acoumula-
u ioh n pfogress rom the cuntom decided
ssa he ocslas Ssrs
or Of ono perl oent OF yesterday latest
quotation. The receipts nom Custom dutiea were nn
uauay heavy reaching $685.. .oOO and making total
daily avetage OF s645. .2oo which Would pnt the whole
weeks tnoowe up TO ss.27l The foreign exchange
OF prime drntte AND iean urgent inquiry, especially
nom tho importing Interest BankerS sItyday oter.
The more extensive movements at the Stock Boards
led to greater activity In call loans ;whioh howeyer
were freely eupped ut the rnlnR figures OF per Cent
per tnnum TO all frsclass houses furnishing Goyern:
In the public funds money was offered In hekvy sums
Mt ito per cent otay 6t tho minimum rate which
was tho highest prce they had any need Of paying
The discount market presented really new features
S9S on, receipts daring tho day Of 81 ISo $50
Certificates was s8ls. 900! "; 'it'HTGf 1'N
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, May 4.-CprroN.-The market 10
dull bnt prices rather hardening Sales 1000 bales st
3AH@S8o for mddlinGB.p ..Gat ilTi.t -rIr--'
The following IN from tho circular OF speyers Chap.
The receipts OF Cotton ut the ports Of the United
States have been as follows r ~
Bnies
SasoI1i %ssk snding 9y 5000
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ArfhyeB. .FeHteNdoy. MAY z
steamahip Emily souder. Lockwood, New York.
left Ftdey, 9TH inst MdEo. To A Getty 4 Go, Adams
Expreas O0 Adams, Frost& 90, O Ahfons d %. A H
AorshAue Son, Auatin Andrua Gs 90, O N AYeriIl
BOZ, Bruins Bos, Ba6enhop. Fl BredenburaNJ W
Brown Coz plschoE . Co. J. O ABurokmyer, Bart
Wirt Bollmann Bro9, II j Baker h Co. Brown sohtr-
Cor p Betty, Bates q 90, ", a Chafse, Gam sron
Barley NJ! = E Go ChisoIp Rros. Cohen
II olauSsen. p caldwell. il Gator u Saff CoI z
] Dawson q %, DAILY. z DAys, Edeertoh D KichArds
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Wright & Co.,o Market Repor,

Rio DE JANEmo. April O. 1866 observation-disclosures
sales during the month have been limited $4,000
Channel and Europe. l6O0 for south of Furone GOO
for the Cape Good Hope and 5000 for the R,Ssr
little alteration but those Of low grades sve de
clined about 3oors ar Dealers are ready sellers of
cling expottsrs to purchase lots to obt,in seecions
stock is 900 bags composed chiefly OF ordinary
Qualities we quote Fine superior scarce 7eO
frsts 6H600 @6n6oo ID ar, and lots as follows:
For tho Unit States 7looo97nsoo q ar; els Sd to e4s
b. For North of Europe 4so0@7H5Oo Sss lid to ss I'd
double bigs freight. For the Channel or Medterra
Tanean ar; 6ss loi to els 3d. gle bags
olearsness since March /: BAGS.
United States-Baltimore, $3.50; New York 1883:
Europe-Channei and North, So o5i; South and
Mediterranean, 1882 Observation-Disclosures 81 7s9
n.ewhere-oape Good Hope and River Plate. 12'iss
- 1ota.. .144 ,942
CoTToN.-sales Of the month only about 1000 bales
hos accumulated to about 7O6O bales % N'''A
sUaARs We quote Pernams 2dI 4nsGO to $1,000; 3ds
to $1,000; Campos. whites, $1,000 to 3NsoO Mascartnho
NeOO to Sn3oO; browns 2l3o0 to 2H800
,o american pitch pine deals-The cargo exsolferino
lumber small receipts. 60 to 70 per foot demand
small American lard baltimore redned)-worth 800
fned4s25 $50 gallons have arrived former arrivals still
on hanu the article nominaly is worth 1880 to 19OO
Per gallon but forced upon the market not over
i700 could be obtained american pitch l8l to 1911; do
tar 16 to l6H barrel American rolin-receps zoo
bbs worth 2n2os to 2lsOo per ar. Wrapping paperas
per H. Spirits Turpenne in tins As to 500 per h. re.
t,h Salt $40 to 600 per aq. Coals--Cardif and New
canvas, 460 to 48Q per, h. nominal Codfisn-C r. q.
22 to 23 boxes and barrels LII to lel per q Swedish
Srns S5as t 1eo9 re S per ssIs Hyson
ll6OO to 1la00 per lb. - .i.. :. -, -