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So stI46onhsfrxictfonstn In the, South Et5 -
,stser, which We have just received troma cons
;sourcein tiaatass Georgia that
tha writer siound, from ialt thst he has seen
ana heard much as to
reconstr toHthan had sbeef expected t4eners1
Pope hasf NxresSed himself Eratffad his yee
ceptioht and: :aiiinks there wiH Be no serious diff
Guilty IN Georgia and Alaoama IN tsxscution Of
the rGcuhsSr measures. -: z,
efs received haEe from eitizens Of South Ca
rolina, also state that zeorg der the
Acts az oonaunss wilIsbe carried out BY common
lconssnt tho full hope Beneficial results:
From We shear Chat reoonstructio ion - gen.
orally cqnsseed In. lei sgs.ss
No Idea pgs9ais, either in the Garolinss: or in
yrEidia. according to- these. statements: OF BUS
pending proposed State co-o operation IN the work
az freorSani1ation M the expectation OF decision
.bythesiniteH States supreme Court favor OF the
furttier, at lis to be- noticed that the political
question involved !. is mtasnatily connected with
pressing and practical questions. No longer can
otahon bes deferred Mitdout prolonged and az
grayatsd injury to- the material OF the
South mas hecume;a question ofbread: Means
OF Bubsistsncey posay netning :ofreyYed dprosPeri-
ty ,can besecured only by cooperation OF labor
with capita The WHITES have the land without
labor Tire hea BLACKS have the labor without the
land The a1pectiDn of current ofnnmi grafton
from Europe and. the Southern States has not been
yeriAed and VII not be until af.er political rest6i
NdtOndtt lnleligeacer. ~ ~
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cnt Meats ore quiet and heavy Sales $50 pkgs at
akc.for shoulders and 12a13ISc for Hams.
Bacon is quiet Sales 3s5 boxes Mt 10a102 for Cum:
berlanc Cut i4allc for Short Ribbed, and l24c tor
lard is lilmcrSacs 1860 bbs at 1e3Sal27sc for new
Butter is auietNnl steady
Cheese Is dull asnfunchanged.
Wn1sKEY-Is quilt md unchanged
PE1Ro1EuMvisluie ut l5c for Crude and 27c for ke-
fined, in bo d. "
TatLow-Is firm. Sales 1O4 COO lbs ut II 1Sa113sc.
FREldHTs-To Liverpool 16, 600 bushels Corn, at 4d;
800 bales Cotton 1Gd To London, 500 bbls losn on
private terms. 10 Bremen, $50 hhds Tobacco at 20s
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AN INCIDENT WITH PRETTY MoRAI.-A scar
.woru sx-1sbel- whe drove q team to aium-
Der wagon, heavily loaded, last Thursday had the
lnv on sono of tie back streets in town, which
brought him 10 stand. In vain he struggled,
sotary and alone, to surmouut the difficulty; nor
d. did any one one Of tue numerous passers-by offer him
a,;n IF the Unite: States army, whose namo we
nerceiyng tbs wagoners trouble, kindly protfercd
Ills assistance, and going some distance to hunt q
piece of timber with which to prize out the wheel
load for two men, which he carried to the wagon,
and, putting it under tho axle, priced the wheel
ont The rebel teamster expressed his gratltud91 .
With many thanks, but the officer laodestly t3ld
him his services would be amply repaid II ne ltne
wagoner) would help the first man he met with III
a similar tiX.-DQnvtNe Times.
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GRAIN-Whea- Offerings only GOO bush white and yOU
bush red r,rket dull and prices further declined IN
Guided sales were $50 bush Virginia Fed ut ~ Iva
IT; l75rsh good Maryland do at 50 20 no prime OF
choice c.ered. OF Corn, Il 900 bush white and 7SOo
bush yellow received; demand quite brisk with sales OF
$4,000 bnah white at 81 GOAL 2s bulk at 81 a1 aud
ut which figures the market closed 00 oush western
mixed white ut 81 17a1 18; 5u0 do damp at yellow
sold at advance Saturday. pr1ces We Tort l2Vo
bush a 81 23 2200 bush at 81 "a 5000 busn ut d 70
20 bush Western mixed at 81 IT. $50 bush interior 90
ut 81 Oaia-87OO bush offered and 5000 bush soldat
70a71 cts Rye-No receipts or sales for several days.
quote 81 65a1 70.
Mo1assEs-We report sole Of cargo Cuba, 266 hhds,
IS terces, for boiling, on private terms. 8;
PRovMoNs-An advance In the markets Westward has
impaired more rmness here particularly for Bulk Meats
and Bacon We heard of no Bulk Meats Offering to-day;
uote Shoulders held at &c. Bacon has been IN better
request with sales Of 100 CASKS in lots at l0a10c Tor
shouders for rib Sides for clear rib
do inside prices net cash. so bb Western Mess PORK at
S2375 Western Lard retailing at 1870; quote Large lots
1876.
RoE-Carolina is held firm at lie for prime, and Ran
COON 91sc; stock of both light
SALT-Remains steady as last quoted VIZ: For Liver
pool Ground Alum 50 20; do Fine So 1OaS 2O as to quail
ty Turks Island is selling in large lots at &C. and
small Csc q bushel.
suaAR-Market inactive, the only sales reported being
16O hhds Cuba grocery terms not transpred; ~ hhds
| do 1Ghc; 1O do Porto Rico 10aic. Co
WHIsKEYNo sales reported, and In their absence we
continue to quote, held in bond, at 30c q gallon.
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Money continues abundant and loans on stocks are
made generally at per cent and on Government at 4a5
per cent.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, April 22.-FLoUR &c-Tho Flour
market is dull, and common grades 6calDc lower.
The sales 6iOO bbs ut $40 a10 80 for superfne:
States sl 15al2 20 extra State; sl2 sOa1s rs for choice
State; S1Ga10 90 for superIe Weern S1 S0a12 80 for
common to medium extra Western; $12 90a14 30 for
choice Western; sl2 ais 10 for common to good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio and sl3 2Oal4 65 for
trade brands, the market closing quiet.
Southern flour is dull and dropping. Sales 200 bbs ut
sl GOALS 80 for common and SIS 4Oa7 SO for fancy and
extra.
California -four is in fair request Sales 500 bbls and
sacks at S15 50a16 rs.
GIAN-The Wheat market is dull and dropping Sales
Il, 600 bushels, White California at s3 28a3 321s.
Rye is quiet and steaay Sales 1900 bushels Western
at 81 Goal IS.
Barley is quiet Sales 5000 bushels tworowed State at
ST l0a1 49,
Barley Malt is dull.
The Corn market 1ca2c BETTER and active in part for
export Sales 137 200 bushels at 81 32a1 3 for Mixed
Western III store 81 IS "a for do aoat; and 81 53
for Western Yellow, in store.
Oats arc firm Sales $1,000 busl at 7la75c for Western
and T9a8Ic for State
CoTToN-The market IS dali, ana prices arc WITHOUT
decided change Sales TOO bales, ut 95c for Midding Up
lands.
steady, with sales since our Inst 95 tcs Caro-
lima at 10 ]sa11c.
CorrEE-Is qziet and without decided change. No
sueAR-The market is stoady, with q moderate de-
mand Sales since last 400 hhds at l0all2sc for
Cuba and 1OAal1c for Porto Rico.
MoLAssEs-Is steady with sales $50 hhds at 5Oa57c for
Muscovado, and Porto Rico on private terms.
HAY-Is quiet at previous prices
TEA-Is lrm. Sales $500 haf chests Green at full
terms. ~ :
Pnov1s1oNs-The Pork market is frmcr Sales $3.50
bbs at S22 62a2 81 for Mess closing at S22 80 cash.
S21 75a22 for old do $l?a19 Is fer Prime and SCI 75a22
for Prime Mess Also 2250 New Mess at 500 S7e23 l5
seller and buyer May.
Beef is frer Sales 49O bbls ut S 3a2l for New Plain
Mess, and $19a23 so for New Extra Mess
Tcrce Beefis quiet saes 214 terces a s34a34 co. and
l5O tierces India Mess $40.
Beef Hams are dull and nominal,
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ConslS nees per South Carolina ka,lroad
hpril "a,

81 bales Cotton % bales Dolnescs, so bbls Rosn 10
bbls Spirits Turpentine car Old Iron 10 Lumber
rs bags Peas, and Sundries. To Vsanski. Irum-
bo. W " Smith, r r Agent, j i Adgcr i Co, Viii
lia,ns & Co II Trenholm, Willis " Clisoln Gbbcs Il
Co, " G Courtney s. Co, Thurston & Holmes. Utsey \
Kenyon, Robinson Co. r MiLar, i Prtchett, NJ
Goldsmith & Son, Roper Stoncy, w B Williams D
Coakley.
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CHEROKEE INJECTION,

does not fail to euro Gonorrhea, elect and all Mu.
cous Discharges In Mao or Female, curing recShs L
easss IN from one to three days, and IS especially
, recommended in those cases OF Flnor AtoNs Or
Whites IN Females. The two medicines nsed "a
conjunction will not full to remove this dlsaerSeGole
COMPLAINT, and in those cases where other medicines
have been used without success.
Price, Remedy, Ono Bottle, e. Three Bottles =:
Injection, (" i" g. %.
The Cherokee "cnre," "Remedy," and "ln5ec-
tim" are to bo found in nll we'll regulated drug
stores and are recommended BY. physicians anu
druggists all over the world for their Intrinsic worth
and merit Some unprinciplcd dealers however,
try to deceive their customers by selling cheap anu
worthless compounds-in order to MAKE money
in piaco of these. Be not deceiced. II tho drug
rIsis will not buy them for y wrise to rs, ana we
will send them to you by exp-cs, securely pacSen
and free from observation. We treat oil diseases W
which tho human system Is subject, and WI! %
poased to rocoIye full and explicit statements from
those who have failed to receive RELIEF he.etoloie'
Lalics or gentlemen address us IN 7eEfect cor.
fdepce. Wo desire to send our thirty-two laEe
namphlet FREQ to every lady and gentleman IN tne
ianJ' Address all letters for pamphlets, medicines
or advice, to the solo proprietor, E
eDr. W. R. MERW1N: 81 Walker St" n. I.
Nav "a thBtulyr
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RELEASED Col. Scott, one ct the pri oners sent

RELEASED Col. Scott, one Ct the pri oners sent
to the Dry Tortugas during the war, under the
charge OF being q spy, passed through Holly
Springs stweek, having, by the intercession Of
It is quite common, Col s. reports, for the prison
ers to be severely ashed on their bare backs, for
the least imprudence or ndiscretion For acci-
dently spilling a cup Of paint, the Colonel was
severely punished, Among, the prisoners still in
INSPECTOR General on Gen. Bragg's staff, afterward
Insp9etor General of the Cavalry OF the army of
the Tennessee, who has been severely fogged a
number mn @ Of times; and Mr., Alexander B. Stewart,
Of Bolivar county, Miss. Mr.. Stewart was tried
arson convicted and sent tI.1 to the m Dry TGrugss
pany with several gallant Contederates in 1868,
made al attack upon the steamer Ruth, between
Memphis and Randolph, captured and burnt the
boat, taking and destroying about $4,000, 600 in
greenbacka Holly Springs Reporter.
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSI0R" SPRING WATER.

80 = b. 2
TUE. WATER OF THIS SPRING Ia. BELEVEDsT0t
be unequalled by that Of any other IN the faranee
valley of Saratoga Is virtues are such as have
It the high encornms Of all who have used II possess
ing as 1t does, In an eminent degree, catharhc durenc
Alternative and tonic qualities. 5s3.t
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, n. D., Professor
Practice Of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Pnia.
delptia, formerly of Charleston, S. O.:
-? 80 O. PHu.ADE1rH1A, November 10, 1862
I have been for year or more past In the han1 o.
Accustomed during the great portion Of invalid ne
to use the different waters of the several Enca
boil up along that remarkable valley, dependant
fed that the Excelsior Water is well adsped as ay
other among them if not more go to the purposes ir
which they aregenerally employed Is very aRreeaDe
sparkline - can heartily and consctentously
recommend it to all who need gentle satnarnc = ana
diuretic SAMUEL HENRY U1ChoVN.,. 49, ~. -, Ia
Tie Water Ia put up in Pint and Quart bottles ano
packed in good order for shipping, Pints po1es o.
four dozen esch and Quarts in boxes OF TWO dozen e
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tsA*Wnrd tn ESrmcrs.

x.rs,
As it is our privilege to advise, We must have
word or two with our planting friends. We recog,,
nize in them the wealth OF the State, the financial
power and prosperity OF the State, and such being
the net, IL DehDoyes us in modest sort OF way,
to have . word with them about their business,
their interest, and the general prosperity OF the
True wealth Is anobin what we make, but what
we save, fike,resding, not in Whist We nave reao,
but what we remem0er-not In what we eat, put
people; il lis the internal wealth, or domestic
wealth that is felt through every fibre and nerve
of our social SYSTEM. a community OF interests
is true economy. and prosperity. ~ S., &C..
AS it. is snO; days swhat dove see2 What money
onr planting friends got Tor their cotton is fast
leaving the State corn and bacon; our wealth is
bnt,tramitory- y-But tborroWed-n We may so eS7,
preas for the Northwest say it Is theirs;
and sure enough they get itby sending US corn
and bacon that NO must have, when We could have
raised it had we studied -'udticu economy as We
should have done. What we have to soy to .our
planting friends is this: Plant enough coln for ycdr
own pse by aEmeans. Better plant enough to sell
fewsbushels to- your city, town and Village neigh
borss who snake their living by their professions,
trades, I'D. Make as much cotton as you please,
fot E6tto3s sur money ut all times, but do not
She cornfeld, peas, potatoes, and especlaAy
your. hogs II yons do not or annot sell Prov,
sions dOnot come3into tie market to buy, and
thereby enhance the price Of such articles TO the
YOU can sell you do good in two ways. First, your
farfning.is al advantage 10 your neighbor and
Stats. Second you put ny your pocket money
that have gone out of tue State u you had
abied to mproyeyou lands, or to invest money IN
I'VE must i've within ourselves, help each other;
keep our money circulating at home among our
selves; build up our homes and towns; invest Ia
o1gyE- II Ia done IL Won vii only be something
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RoBBERY.-We learn that tho railroad depot was
red few nights ago Of several paekages 4s o ~ s s
qrace secreted himself in the depot the previous
evening, g as no traces Of force were found L the
gentleman concerned in the affair will send our m
carpetbag to our domie he may keep whas WAL ne t
proyilinr he doesn't 20 to Dragging too much OF
his skill.eOrangebury Times.
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Rev. Stephen Fronts, o minister of the Prcsby-
terian Church in North Carolina, died at his resi-
dence in Rowan County on the 18th instant OF dis
ease OF the heart, Mr.. Fronts was a Frenchman,
and came to Raleigh about 1920, where he was edu-
Gated fr. the ministry under the care Of the late
Rev. DR.. Wm. McPheeters. -,
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TIe confscation resolutions: adopted at the late
meeting Of negroes in Richmond prove the bane-
full efectoH the political teaching which they re-
ceive from the Hunnicutts Of the extreme Radical
party. In theeye Of every thoughtful man, con-
tscadon admits Of only one interpretation. It is
the equivalent OF general spoliation, .bloodshed
and anarchy. There can be no liberty without Or
der, and order without ample protection for tho
rights of property. Invade these rights, and incul
cate the idea that one class shall be permitted to
seize and enjoy the lands and houses of another
class, and from that moment the South will become
q second San Domingo, to end only In the extermi-
nation Of whites or blacks. This may be strong
state of the case, but it is the truth. And
the men who go about familiarizing the negroes
with the demand and persuadings them Of it's JUS:
tice, ehoqld sbedealt With BY the military. COM
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Q. 3. SICfWAIU,
Captain of Police.
Be IL Ordained, That from and after the hrst day OF
January next every person keeping shop or store or
to9' Snail post p: and keep posted up in consp.
cuous place. at his or her business stand OF stand. a
conspicuous Sign Board Plate containing his or her
The iyen name and surname of each member OF the firm
and every person SO offending making default herein
shall forfeit and pay to tho City penalty OF hy dollars
for each md every offence default, and ~ adlluon
thereto further sum OF fifty dollars for each and every
month during which tho provisions OF this Ordinance
shall remain not complied with: Prorided, ho'oeoer,
That nothing herein contained shall apply TO the spec
partners of limited partnership.
: Ratified December 2, 1851. Sz1,.' ~ ~
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BE SURE TO PLANT tCoRN.-Are an our farmers
suitably impressed with the Importance Of plant
ing aHlfdalt ofmTopB. this Il ear We fear not.
Notwitp the, greet scarcity OF provisions
emba1ak akssng farming operations everywhere, We
fear that smoge farmers s-are. giving too much
prominS Cotton high price Of thb last
crop has Fun hein crazy. They do not refaet that
it was high tseSaseof its scarcity. Letthere be a
.pricesS 1aa sgSp sns y0atI az "t'S D''o = nsn
Il he coming summer shall prove to he as dry
as Was tie last, we fear that large numbers Of
farmers will be again. buers Of breadstuffs as well
as bacon. Dosplant mora corn. II is now; time
enough to do it, and "d5c't plant on lands 81
thoroughly exhaulted as to leave no reasonable
prospect Of q good crop. Be sure Of an abundance
OF corn, and after that raise as mu h cotton as ycu
cam ;sSoadhern .WascSnsan. .i.s
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COMMERCIAL.

- Imp0rtSs ,...- ..--t8---TE
Prussian bark Depesche-10OO sacks
Salt 35 tierces and is bbs Bottled Beer 35 terces
and l5 bbs Bottled Beer, to Order; 400 sacks SALT
to Risley T. Creighton.
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- = : -. MHuOrtS. So,
The + charleston Cotton Market.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Monekn-l5 herces k1ce. W
bales Upland Cotton Dds KSs,n Sse vsseabIes 1ss
and Domestcs, 1sA PacEages' 40 pois Seee'ADie0
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North Caroline Items.

IS SAuNDERs,21 I'VE regret to learn
ffcnt this 4hed
jurist ,4esteemad gentleman, and true patriot is
dead He'd lin the City Of Raleigh, on; the af-
noon oi Tuesday the 21st instant, at the ripe age
:of st,iag ION Dispatch 5ia
THEFC FCor0RHD MEETnsa "A large concourse of
the colored citizens of Wake assembled on the
Capitol Square ut ~ .t'closk, in pursuance
of noice hereto ofore. given, NeWere gratitied to
sees ssH large 70 number in attendance notwith-
standing the extraordinary efforts that were made
to meIalN OF good SattendaDoe We have rarely:
seen, Of Raleish, go quiet, orderly and
8 Thehonr St which We 60 TO press preqludes any
extended natice of the meeting to day. cor: of the
.spee6hE2d df GoE. Worth and Messrs. Battle and
,Galessal of which; were. received with decided
favor Iexhibit TONS Of approval. We engaged,
for ortRes0ccaEon the services Of a,competent stem
sographsr, andwils be- able tomorrow to present q
full abstract Of 4he speeches on the occasion.
We may simply say, or day. that we. trust
that f3ns ToyeRer,t is but the beginning and
that cur colored people Will be frequently address
ed By onr Leading citizens at every point in the
State sssIy Ssa35 5e4sE - =
mesGoV-N Worth closed his remarks We were
compelled oleaEe. I'VE learn that when the Gov
ernor; closed James H. Harris, James f. Taylor,
and James Jones were called up, all Of whom ad-
dreased,tt d,tthenrow Raleigh Sentinel.
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Wilmington; Market !

B: WILMINGTON. April as.-TuEPEsTHEINo change age
Efor yallow dip and So rs tor h1rd, q 280 lbs.
h ispRrrs TuRpENTnJE-The market opened to-day with
sales of 81 bbs ut 81 cents but adverse news from New
York decline In prices and sales were
81 bbls at 65H cents, and 42 do at 65 cents
gallon. .4.y:z- - - 90 e..
strained Common S4a5 12h for No. l. and So 2oa1 Ior
Pale, as in quality.
TAa-Is IN moderate demand and l74 bbls sodat 81 IS
% Dbl. sEEr,.s 80. go :. -
Corros or two small parcels ehsns ed hands Ct 2
IsEn- sales 81 three ras as s5as inferior, and
iSi Eorf afr mil. ~ Esls ~ - =. $50" "
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA April 23..-FnSANc1AI.- !ltoLD.-oroAsio
are buying ut 136 and selling at 133. 20,
suYEnSBrokers are buying at l2S and selng " i'A'
SEoUR1T1Es-Of all kinds quiet ao,-
CorroN.-rhere was some demand carly In the day,
and sales were made ut prices ranging from ~ 70 -
cents say-about % middling and ~ for sacs
ding; but after the receipt OF Liverpool adVces t
was done and the market was depressed Sales o. Tue
amounted to l5s bales follows at ls at ~; 70
at 81 ut 22 and 81 bales at ~ cents' NJ
ceipts 7S bales.
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The Charleston Cotton MnrRet'
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY x NEMs'} NEW
~ CHARLESTON, "Wednesday Evening" Apln A.' to'.'
Sellers are placing but little Cotton on Tue
prices have declining tendency under tne
news froI abroad. sales only "a bales, say4 at q &
and so at 23. W. quote ~
- Midiiing. .23 O.
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By the use Of
CHASTELLAR'S
wv HITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion,
The most valuable and perfect preparation in use for
giving the skin beautiful pear like tint that a only
found In YOUTH It quickly removes Tan, Ercckes, Pim
pies Blotchcs Moth Itches Sa owness. Eruptions,
and all impurities Of the sn, Kindly healing the same
leaving tho skin white and clear alabaster Its use
cannot be detected by closest scrutiny and being
vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless 1t is the
only article OF the kind used by tho French und Is con.
dered by the Partisan indispensable to perfect
toilet Upwards of 600 bottles sold during the
past wear, sufficient guarantee Of its efficacy. Price
only is cents Sent by mail postpaid, on receipt OF an
order, by ,S,,r,,, o,r,,,,,, ,,o o,,o,,,,.,
2s5 River St., Troy, N. Y.
March 80. sa ~ Tyr
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POET CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE MOON
CORRECTED WEEKLY,

PHASES OF THE MOON.
New NJ 4th Ill., Am. even Full NJ. 18th, 5h. 46m. evel
First O. 11th Oh 49m morn Last G. 26th, 8h. 4lm evel
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York Commercial Advertiser Of Monday P NJ.
April %. says:
Money continues abundant and loans on stocks are
made generally at per cent and on Government at 4a5
per cent.
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Gieared nreyiousiy .640. 6l7-6406 81

Stock on hand
SuaAR AND MoIAssEs The receipts since yesterdny
comprise 27 hhds Sugar, 10 half bbls- Moasses Inc
market Is at stand stl and we have not se 10 re:
port We quote nominay 1Sc per 10 tor fnly fair to
prime Louisiana Sugar, for prime TO choice,
yellow clarified, and l4Mc for white 6Sc. per
gallon for fermentng Molasses, and TOO. for pr1Iae-
Cuba Sugar is quoted at II xal2 lb for Nos IL
and l3 Moasses isquoted blythe cargo at 5oa5bc.
Der gallon; at retail 62h 65c IN larger tos 6ec Per
aalon eek g sales. .lUO hhds. Louisiana Sugar. &0
boxes Cuba sugar, 500 hhds Cuba Molnsses; receipts
100 hhds Louisiana Sugar % bbs. Molasses EXPORTS
n fhds Sugar, as bhls Molasses. .S.c 49, -
CoRN-The market Is quiet but steady. The sales TO-.
day embraced 2O874 sscks OF which 1000 ordinary mix
ed atx1 Is; 074 white, yellow and mixed In one
at 81 LOCO white mixed at 81 2Oo white In pad
cs at 81 u.s. 800 white mixed at 81 28; 200 white and
400 yellow and whlte at 81 30 o. busheE saies
5 600 sacks; receipts. le0, ,927; exports, q, 49,
MoE-C Carolina lsseliug nom store at l2sla1c'p 10;
Louisiana ut 9Ha102zc; India Mt aal0c . ;.
= FRE1aHTs- have to note very dull market The
rates are q 1b tor Cotton by steam for New YORK; "
p hid for Tobacco; SOC, bD for Flour, Sad sec g
sack 1or Corn Sail for Bosom 10 q ib tor Cotton; sail
Tor Liverpool; ;3sa916d; Havre INC. -. 81