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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-11
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

.f+tt"as GEN11EMEN , LIST. f.frIrgr.
Adams 6 H, 2 az LAUDER John T 5at
Allen M, uHff Lowden. James Ilas
Austin Thomas Link John
Babcock A ha5 Lynes TIL 90 4.tu
Byers w H Nsp Morgan b NJ ~sf
BraSlen Morris G. j
Barger John Meinor Edward
Brydon Younger Miller III A
Bacon VIM G Murray James
Bentley VIM NARROW John
Bell VIM Mathene John G
Bouluver w W Meyer John B ~
Curtis A X Miller John H
Cronover b Mason James
ClansheIderJ F Morris John.
Cravens James Mason Thos T
Cliftain John Meyer Thos
COLLINS j ameS Miller VIM f
Chester Louis ~ Mills VIM j p
COftieldS M Martin VIM
Curry Robert McElhenny Geo f, 2
Carroll ThOS Mcfarland rev Green
Cook VIM H .e McCune w
Dixon Z + McCollister John
Dunlap F McNeeIy J Z l.tr.I
Dunaway Thos Mclaughlin ] T
Davis Vim : ta McCuly w NJ
Easter Chas McDowaIl,W G zu4
Ewing Jas Il Marrow David
Fuller Francis Nanny Casey ..fI
Fisher Rev Jas Neel d Stinchfeld
Ferguson L A 80 Norton VIM
Good BENJAMIN ee Nichols RObt
Gerard Andrew NJ Newman f taoi7sF
Graham Adam Neumon VIM fI
Garner Aaron 8st5 Mann VIM b
Gillespie Chas OConnell John
Gallagher Geo O'Mahar John
Green Henry Owen I'll v
Green Geo S Parker Elder Alva
GLEASON Jerry PaSmOre H c.
Gable Joseph Redden Robert
Gaul John, Reed g NJ COR M
Greenwood Eli Roberts Isaac ~ ts
Grant Perry, 2 s5 Right j A hi srf st
Graham Robert p Rogers Eli B tr8
Garland Spencer Ruckes David sl
Grant VIM w StinSOn Capt fs4
Gray VIM H .f-E eIi j. teWart Daniel q
Hallen Andrew Sawtell Fred g IS
HewSOn Anthony Shear John -,f f.ag
A1gbee ID ~ Scoville James A
Harper David Spier john -f8T
Higgins Charles j, 2 Shrell John III -ll
Hutchins EFT Springer M p
Hartle Henry Z Il Simmons t.
Hodge Henry Shakspear Stephen
Harrington f p 30 Street F 4 4af
Hall Geo c} .fs,t g Sparks VIM slegtr
Hughes Judge &c. Smith & Flagg,7 "a
Hand James b.lf, Trout A J .lf.I r 81
Hess John G oEs Treule Albion .ffI
Harper James gucs Totten Cornelius a-i
Holden James ID Thompson Jacob 8.
Hickey Patrick III Twining Peter ~
Hartigan Patrick Thompson Ross "a 1. .
Hitch ThOS, 'fF UmphrieS James
Hug eS f E Gt VenSin B S lE
Harris VIM Vannallman Chas
Harper VIM if VOgel G. M tftla f.s ~
Hopkins w n w go WeaSt Andrew
Jones 81 Bro. White z M a.tf t.
Johnston DR. A Washington Henry
johnson David Virgins Henry ~ q
Jordan Henry Walker Henry 9-F
James Henry Woodward James
Johnson Samuel of Wilson James
Jones Robt w sI Ward ] J.. fe.I
Knight A + WateS j H .ai efr
Kimbal AuSustus Waher John f
kirkpatrick Alfred Wamsley Jacob
kirkpatrick RObt H,ssWalker G
Lumency a y Wilson Lobt <-r
Laurey & Humphrey Worthington w t.
Lee q MCGEE Woods Robt
Leininger Chas @ Young A d .sor
g" JAMES n. McNEELY, Pm.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-11
]. Smiths Shirt Mandatory,

No. Second Street, in Bray's Block,
CHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM
- measurement, and aft warranted. A
Stock of ready made Shirts and Collars
always on hand, and at prices that VIII
suit the purchaser. Tucking skirts, Stltcn,
ing Bosoms, &c, done with neatness and
dispatch. -
THANKFUL for past favors, the subscriber
respectfully solicits q continuance OF the
past ave wears. J SMITH.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-11
Evansville Insurance Co.

. g. p. Parsons, Business Agent, who W Il
also attend to Life and Accident Insurance
Office, corner of Main and First Streets
In First N ational Bank Building. ap1S-6m
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

in the Ain and on their return 70 Paris Mad anne Carrete
nee Bouvet will again be installed IN P Tueries not
In the humble capacity OF reader, Dut lady n honor
Crnollne for which the manula nrers of the article
have been long doing despera' nattie is decidedly
doomed At Lady Coweys 10 :, hall ali The most fash
ionahle neople including he S.nchter adv Royston
anneared without it. and 10 Mte nhenomenon VIZ a
observed at the hgy Fcnized British Charity a at
the Grand Hona OIL nov worn in ball rooms at in
the streets lades no walk reasonable dresses pued
out by no,a,ns % w Rodemtely starched pettico"A The
iron hoops are are me for al least lhis generation.
Ihe new =" Aect OF Police, Mr. retn, has expressed
deermha'' severely against gambling, which is
now so 4 On to greater extent than when the green
ao~ baDishod to Germany, and about probably to
Aiais Royal Not only does very high play take
place in the clubs but innumerable private houses
TO which young men entrapped by invitations
TO pass seiree, are III reality nothing but gaming
houses All these surreptitious establishments
have been lately warned that II they go on the police
will brgak in and arrest every soul in the place The
Ttmps boldly proposes the only practical remedy
the eishment of the public gaming tables There
at least il says tho police can openly exercise survei
lance and the gamblers only lose what money they
have in their pockets instead of playing on credit as
they do in private houses do not think this plausible
argumey 1t will oe successful Louis Napoleon has,
know, often thought Of raising money by authorizing
gaInnf tables but the scandal would be too great IN
the present state Of public opinion in Europe II IS
true hat the tables credit is gven and people can
only lose what they have in their pockets but 1t cannot
be denied that the tables propagate gambling, and sug
gesf. it TO people who otherwise would never think OF
rlsl ling A cent.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
Flight Of Another French Banker.
IErnrn Galia nanl's Messenger. Anril 10


The local Journals, ~ Speaking of The hight of W. pu
puyFremy, Dir cior " ne Compton des cotcsdu Nord
OF 81 Ericur mertt n that general meeting of the
shareholders held on the 25th uL when the ~.
rector presented very gratifying statement of the
affairs ~ che company, ir which nc honorcd with
vote thanks He then requested and obtained the
au,aorzation OF the mcc ing to receive from he Caise
hgnicpae of Paris a sum VI $40 900 francs the value
% securities deposited in ls hands by third parties The
day he EFT St Brienc DOR Paris aud the following
morning went 10 draw tho money above mentioned,
but met with refusal until the account shoutbe vef-
fed During the day The Council Of surveillance sent
tcegrarhc despatch forbidd,ng the payment, rs tie
accounts presented 10 the mce1g had been discovered
~ be altogether fictitious Ne awhile however, ".
Bupuy tromy, accompanied by young clerk who had
accompanied him 10 Paris, and supposed to be cogni
zant of his frauds, had started 70 Belgium Nothing
certain s yet known as 10 the amout OF cash and sccu
rites taken away but there be doubt that he has
bong been using the capital and deposits OF the Compton
for his own purposes
Tho liabilities OF the establishment ne heavy, some
persons having CLAIMS amounting To so 0U francs 1000
francs ana even $4,000 francs The Compto. Escompe
OF 81 Malo and - Servan has suspended Its payments
in consequence OF this disastrous failure
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
the CHOLERA
Five Deaths and Thirteen AdditDnaL
Cases on Friday.
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Reports of Drs. Swinburle
and Bissell.
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DR.. Swinburne Says "the Diseastis
Evidently LesSening:"
ANOTHER FLOATING HOSPITAL.
DC. &c. &c.
ANOTHER FLOATING HOSPITAL.

The cholera still RACES at the lower Guarantee, aid
five deaths took place there ON Friday while hrten
additional cases received on board the Falcon Tie
whole number now in hospital is ninetysix being an
crease OF eight since the last report.
ANOTHER FLOATING HOSPITAL
has been anchored in the lower bay II is the old slo
ofwar Saratoga and towed round from the Brookn
Navy Yard Friday evening. The Portsmouth III
also be used for the same purpose whenever requtd
and suitably prepared for the work. No steps hav@a
yet been taken by the Quarantine Commssionersto
secure location where temporary sheds be creed
for hospital purposes.
REPORT OF HEALTH OFFICER swINBURNE.
HEALTH OFFICE QUARANTINE, S. l.,
April 2S, 1865.
To tho METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTn:-
GENTLEMEy-Yesterday afternoon visited the hoi-
tai ships and found the patients doing well. Thep-
pended report Of DR.. Bisseil will give the numbeof
admissions, deaths, &c. You will perceive by is'e-
port there were thirteen admissions; those among he
adults are very mild cases. merely choleran diarrhia.
whom will probably die The severity OF the dseas Is
evidently lessening DIR. Bissall has, am happjto
state, entirely recovered The sick abundanty hp
Piled with proper nourishment medical assstace
nurses and spiritual advisers Oit of the whole nm
Der, ninetysx, in hospital there but few vose
recovery doubtful There has no cholera On the
England or Virginia since last report. tv
JOHN SWINBURNE, Health Ofcs.
REPORT OF DR.. BIssELL. M
HOSPITAL SHIP FALCON, April 27, 1,B.
To Cyrus CURTIS, President Commissioners OF Qaran.
DEAR SIR--The following the admissions and leahs
on board the Falcon since last report tI
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

BonyEAux, April D. 1886.
a Meamshp Sdad 10 be for he Cailean Sero:oe Bull il,
Esqiand aud Hniag IN Frdace--Her ComadRder cad
Officers from the Ameyicda Reb3 Ndcy-FTeporing for
xtd.
There is lying hauled up in the dry dock Of
Messs Arman Co., English vessel whose presence
here has excited little curiosity and suspicion. She
u.s. have d0ubt-and that is the general supposton
here among unofficial people-intended for the govern
1nent of Chile She is called the Henriette, and is
iron twin steamer new and recently built in Eng
land She sailed from Liverpool in January and after
which very much disabled her. that she obliged
70 put in here for repairs.
She is commanded by Captain Hunter Davidson, for
American by brth and later still in the rebel naval
uibie combat Hampton roads Most of her officers are
officers Of the rebel service and hercrew consists
1fty seven men,
She cleared from Liverpool for San Francisco In bal
last and Captain Davidson who claims to be her princi
l owner processes that he intends running her between
San Francisco and Oregon Her papers all regular,
-and the authorities here have been able get any
hold Of her
She carries two Euns and Captain Davidson, who
claims to be an Engshman, il the who got out the
onewal when she took her little TO Denmark
previous 10 being delivered into the hands Of Captain
Page.
She will probably be able TO leave here in abou, tres
weeks
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

Tho London Tunes, OF Monday, April I6 says:-fhere
but no one now looks for any rapid rebor.nd Con,
hdence has been entirely destroyed, and any
attempt 70 check the blind panic by argument
would have the effect OF making mate,s worse since the
excitement Of fear would but ind el in the belief that
the effort was merely made TO mitigate worse disasters
than were seen to be approaching The only chance
any sudden turn In the markets would be from the actual
common coment of war the Continent, which would
change at once the current attention. and most probably
have an influence the course of money directly op
posite 70 that apparently contemplated.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

The preparations on board the Great Eastern Tor re-
cevng the new Atlantic cable have been completed and
the slowing away OF the cable in the tanks commenced
Saturday. AT the end OF June the beginning Of
July the Great Eastern will laying the cable
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
Italy.
FATAL COLLISIONS BETWEEN THE KfN0's TROOPS
-AND THE PEOPLE.
Florence April o. correspondence of .he Opinonc Ma
tonale Of Paris

land THE PEOPLE.
Florence April o. correspondence of he Opnionc Ma
tionae of Paris
arrived At Rimini the evening OF the 4th inst but
had scarcely got there when the station begged
enter the town. rs much confusion had existed
for two days. A bad feeling had been remarked for
some time between the populace and the garrison, and
at last, one evening, corporal found lying dead IN
by street That circumstance made great impression
the troops, that the conflict much graver
propoftens the day hefore arrived Pistol shots and
stabs with the knife exchanged during an entire
hour, the result Of which the death Of a sergeant
and OF another corporal aud several persons wounded
The next morning the fray recommended and the carbi
neers were compelled " fire the people One young
man OF good family and seriously
wounded The two parties came into collision again
afterwards. OF the churches and shoemaker
as well rs another man whose calling is unknown
killed.
Despite the sdvce of the station master determined
TO 20 and Judge for myself. ] found everything silent
the shops closed and the public places deserted, but
was not In any way molesed. General Mezzacspa un-
derstand has arrived from forli.
STRENGTH OF THE ITALIAN NAVY
On this subject the Legislative Chambers in Florence
have received the following statement
Ironclad vcsscls-Six frigatcs Of She first rank of
which three afoat and three in process OF constrc
ton; seven frgatos or the second rark corvcttcs
,ne nst ak two cannonaders Of the first class four
or the second aud two floating battcrieso,a ~ YES
sells, OF 24s horse power carrying 44s guns and with
crews numbering ,73S men,
Screw vesses-Eight ffgacs OF the fret rank one of
the second three corvees OF the first rank three OF
the second Of which two are being buu Eve cannon
ade OF the second clahstotal 20 ships, OF $3.50 horse
power, with b4i guns and ! IFS men
Paddle wheel -ips--1hree corvettcs OF the nrst rank
sen OF the second and four Of the third wooden YES
se two despatch boats OF the first class nine of the
sccoJitwo OF which are of iron; total Is vessels of
. oov n.rsc power, with lis guns and 3,3sl men.
sali ng yesscls- -Four. Of 42 guns and 6s2 snen
Screw trssspot ships-Twevc of 1850 horse power
"a guns and .oao men
Paddle whee Transports Eleven, OF SIS horse power
IL guns and 6N mon '''
Saiins ,raiisnrts- Three, with guns and LAO men,
The Italian squadron s, therefore. composed OF =
vessels 25,s SO rrso powor, Carrying lo- ram. and
70 627 sailors Tie transport sqnsoson consiss OF o.
'hips, OF 800 hsrse power, and manh-, with csews
,u mberinr nr q 220 ~ ~s~"'
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
E - r . = E.
Arrival Of the Herman With Two
Days Later News
THE GERMAN QUESTION
Warlike Preparations Still Continued
by Prussia and Austria.
RuE0RED PRESERVATION OF COUNT BISHARK.
Attempted Assassination of the
Hnperor Of Russia.
An Anglo-Chilean War Vessel
in Port in France.
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Her Commander and 0fliCers from the
late American Rebel Navy.
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Ea IpoleGn's Financial ObIiga-
tions for Mexico.
! BRITISH REFORM IN ALL ITS ASPECTS.
Eafal Collisions Between the N8 III
tary and People in Italy.
&c &c &c.
Her Commander and 0fliCerS from the
late American Rebel Navy.
E3 ,pOleGn's Financial ObIiga-
tiOns for Mexico.
BRITISH REFORM IN ALL ITS ASPECTS.
Eafal Collisions Between the N& iii
tary and People in Italy.

'The steamship Hermann, captain Wenke, from Bre
men ON the 18th and Southampton the 18th inst,
sRrved al this port carly this morning. Her news is
two days later
An attempt made to assassinatethe Emperor OF
Russia Sunday April l5. Tho assassin fired pistol
Mt the Emperor the ball providentialy missed itsaim
The Manchester Guardian of April A. in its report of
the London money market, says
The shares Of Oyerend Gurney & Co., which two
months back were Mt premium, have fallen to l. II
dscount on totally unfounded report of an intended
call. The company have sustained loss from Pinto,
Perez d Co.. which may possibly amount to Gao 600; but
otherwise they have not had single bad debt is said
since their commencement of business nearly year ago
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
The Atlantic Cable.

menced is expected that the vote Of the ptope will
be taken throughout the principalty within six days
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

telegram from bucharest, Of April IL, says.'-ps.
cards have been posted up to-day here, signed b. tho
members Of the provisional government and the M ms
ters proposing TO elect Prince Charles u Hohensoa
- Prince of Roumanta, under tne title Of Charles
fspatch OF April IL says The Plebiscctum for tho
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

The fleet "a, the of North America consists -.
twcnty-siv shi,,s icgrcgatng steam power equal to
$3.50 horses 4t3 guns ~, 26a tons, and manned by
2ss officers antl The fleet will shortly be rcin.
forced by the ya~p, II guns, III tons and 27T men
and the Barraconu SIX guns, 200 horse power, 1858
tons and I.J men,
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
The spanish. mcrfcan War.

FRENCH OPINION OF THE NAVAL ACTIONS IN PERU.
from the psr1 Steele, April lO]
Spain and Peru war, but where their fleets
One day the Spanish oeila destroys the Peruvian and
tho next day the Peruvian the Spanish that Is the
case as far as we have got at present. but IL is probable
that we shall soon the Spanish armada reappcar
then the turn will for the Peruvians plunged
INTO the Matters might last long time in that
way; but unhapply while the ships pretend to cannon
ade each other commerce Is being ruined. That Is the
true danger Of iho situation and it is time to have
brought 70 clesc
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
MIsCELLANEOUs.

/ -
| A TREMENDOUS REDUCTION is THE rR,CEs or
"A English Velvet and Brussels Carpets at HIRAM An
oeoh Prices frams f%S nsay IETsa Bs. p 4
Per yard; English BRUSSELS 81 So ololh. :, 6 per yard
the piece yard Look for No. % Bowerg. "
| A -A.-A-FIRsT CLASS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
1nnS o %e% s"a and G os %oe @ S a the
any other house IN the city Al goods warranted repre-,
Cooper Institute store
| ID 100 SETS PINE AMERicAN Ricu cur Ann Ex.
% &SEs @ ock Sssf T. "a nnssEhiSEs Tsssh SaS z
~s al eSEp ssSD 's' sRKSca ssKPSf II CHINA TIE. SET
.i%rsStY SFrScH CHINA TEA SITS pieces, So
so pEcoRArED DINNER SETS on extra quality fine
Witt f1n FSK r. e aAsrE DINNER SETS
so5 dozen WhiiE FRENCH CHINA DESSERT PLATES
100 WHITE FRENCH CHIN, DINNER SETS. second
elssGb cghSbHLPEss Il Psss. 81 sIEs ri i PLATED w.pr n
MODERATE PRICEs lain" "NNn' A. Al
sfSS = WS IN VI EITHER ToR GTy or
Goods. Ev mATGIIwoTyfrS { eo'"A CO.. '''-Sh
'ss $50 and i92 Broadway,
Corner Of Broome street
REDs, MATTRESSES.
W rse Saass ,s = rsp,fs9i p,IyaS rSr,a@ 70 ccve. E@k
best finished use the best material their Tor
BEDS, HAIR MATTRESSES
nna AZ GOODS sppersning to bedding Al who are about 10
20 Canal street and 81, Hudson.
uousERrrpERs LOOK HERE-yor CAV Bry
40 and 9e2 Greenwch street corner Of murray rses AZ s
prlb Splendid crop Teas At Sl per lb Coffee Is 10
@c, and everything else Al greatly reduced prices,
I ssocssYEs MADE NEW WITHOUT sPEcrAcLEs
b. , ,'ssSdRS' sroSd%sy %'3 New 9o5 r Address
B. foorE D, i lis is sSp.rca .cS, lre. Address L.
cure seni ree " ,s,s.. ss eS Il Nee Also Cause and
Broadway, New York. '"ih " ~ l'lJ
CONFIDENTIAL Information FOR ihe Married
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Medical Common sense pages; 100 Illustrations, 81 %
Zee Address the author E B f6orE i,isl Bro,d,say
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Insahis ~ astanec may consult by letter
NEW STYLE GuTcrAS RINGLErs FOR GrrsY
Grand street, between Rpwery Chry .trret apd
corner fourh and south Ninth street y>ham.burs Nsi
al Wholesale, southern cricrs solicited
CcurLBErGs GERMAN oINrnENr-wARRANrr
old wounds scfnua ~au thenm ali Rome ana sk,o -
.sses Ar fof sale At No ~ Bowcy, by ali p.ncpal
FRENCH ADvERTisEWENrs.
IN pEMASDE uYg JErSR riLiE tR,scusp
- posr .o,gner une psue hlle ae iairc sadfess
INSURANCE.
CPBCIAL INSURANCE NOTICE -<uoLERA.-IN
TESfLt TdSDEY ip's i ss'si @s .rss sTs ssd y
mATRIMONIAL.
A GENTLEMAN or THIRTY DEsrREs THE Ac
~ quaintssee of an eduosed ycnns American lady ~ pre-
salesman. bvI ~ NfIA1d oi,e.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

telegram from Pesth of April IA says:-Both houses
Of the Diet sat today for the first time in the Guild
ing. The President of the lower House. opening the
sitting expressed the wish that the welfare OF the coun.
try might be established nrm basis and said
that the only means by which II could be secured
the rc-estabshment Of legal and constitutional state
OF things In Hungary He stated also that the country
earnestly desired that the Emperor should soon be
crowned King of Hungary.
The members OF theeft and centre Of the upper house
Of the Diet have, in private conference resolved to
vote the adoption OF the second address of the lower
house without sny mod ification.
On April 10th the upper house was 10 hold a pubic
sitting for discussion OF the address.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
The Fashions.
SPRING ALTERATIONS IN LADIES' HATS AND DRESSES

Paris Apr l0 correspondence of London Telegraph
The one great object Of my admiration in PARIS is the
"bonnes everchanging shape, its splendor its dis.
appearance, and its ''dark days Of nothngness" What
do you think bonnets were yesterday Not Crepe nor
tulle, nor silk, nor satin velvet, straw No
nothing but flowers. lady with bonnet of
daisies, and another who had her head handful Of
lilies Of the valley festooned with agreen ribbon II it
really anything, bonnet scarcely be less than
few lilies Of The valley which at Florence would half
Paul Another lady had wreath Of wallnowers Of the
last will only say 'aon mi guSid it too like a
caywth my lord and 'ny lady - but the others were
sweety pretty and that such something that 'liy
bonnet could come out Of nothing is, confess won
der OF art
There was too, dust colored dress and bonnet, the
latter having in 1t two great natural roses, which
worth paying the Grand Stand ticket only to Ger
tanly some Frenchwomen can dress, If they do
nothing else Not that turn against my counrywomen.
No As in ST. James's street you get better dinner
than on the Boulevard, in the Park you
greater show Of beauty than in the Bo for the
reason-the raw material is superior
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-APRIL 49,
The tone OF the market Is unchanged The news from
Germany was considered less threatening and the sus-
pension OF the gold drain to the Continent contributed
to prevent any increase Of weakness the English
funds. Consols S6% S61l. French renes 67f 5
centimes
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Fivetwentes improved q. Erie paid up shsres and
Illinois Central recovered = and 4, respectively
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET ArRiL l6
There has been good demand. Sales IL 600 bales
5000 on speculation. Prices I'D. per lb. higher
LONDON CORN MARHET-APRIL rs.
Market firm at an advance Of Is