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Bn1tinure Markets.

BAITnIORE, April -Co1ToN- There is 4 good tn
4ury for BIO and an active business is anticipated on
the a1rval OF the cargoes hourly looked for We
report sales to-day follows 500 bags Rio 1T
cts LOO DC do 1sN cs; $50 do, in lots at 1ea1eN cts
CorEoa are light and with the late heavy
shtpments and sales the stockis reduced esd,
quiet but held steady ut 80 ctsfor middlng upland
some small sacs we're made this basis and for one
lot of mtdd1ng 80 cts refused. t;I'~ T ,7,-S
ELou1-The market is firmly maintained, though In.
achve stock Offering limited, and buyers find 1t dlacut
Northwestern common, ct S11 75: 100 bbla Row
ard Street at <12 IS; small lots super
e 81: DO Howard street. $u 50, On Saturday 500 bbls
City Mills Super sold at si1. Nothing doing in Corn
Meal or Bye Flour We rpea: the range Of prices rs
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Ihe !! !. : q; :Yail|tl1gA - Nge,'ps,
::i:s:-:g .s 1sl1ID FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL $ 1867.
COMMERCIAL.

. Exports, for, tho Week se.adIng Thnrsday
9tS5s' .33FtsSst .sii.,ie5 April 4.
rs ~. ,.S.t FOREIGN. ,y,l
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Southern Rights-278 bales
B, and s291S bales Upland Cotton
PORTO R1CO-Per Br schr Mary White--77,4s8 feet
Lumber. ~ F.'H = : ''7,'s tr.,-.
BoRDEAUX-Per Prassian brig Paul ct Marie-112 200
feet Timber,13, ,ses feet Lumber. T's a
BAROELDNA-Per spanish brig Rejenerado- o-S7 bales,
Uplsnd Cotton, 9,671 feet Pine Lumber! r"..,,
BOSTON-Per schr Mary Amsden-29 bales Upland
Cotton, $50 tons Old ron 10 packages Hides, &C. -s}
ANORTHERN PORT-Per schr Margaret Reinhardt--
" 1890 feet Timber and Lumber. Per schr Edna
Harwood-lo1o 900 feet Lumber, &c tons Cotton Seed
NEW YORK-per steamship Granada-57 bage I and
Canvass Bale Rope, u bbls Fruit 10 bars Railroad
s. Iron bales Yarn, u boxes Brandy, 50 Packnpes .
Per steamship Flortda-113 Herces Rice 60 bScs s n
and II bales Upland Cotton 81 bbls Turpentine 277
bbls Rosin. Per steamship Souder-S8 bags ST
and 20! bales Upland Cotton, 1&9 bales Yarn Al bbls
Hin Eoa1n cases Mdze, packages Sundries, Q boxes
Eardware, boxes Furs. 16 Packages so empty Bar
PH1LADEIPHIA--Per schr A n Can.-11s bales Upland
Cotton. IT'S tons Old Iron. Per schr John shay
bales Cotton, III tons 1ron lot OF Powder lot Of
Furniture, and Sundries. Per schr (rcutt-
11.OW teet Lumber. Per schr Samuel Castner.
st Jr-160 900 feet Lumber and Timber. Per schr
III q sanders-ao0 tons Canncn. lot Furniture 900
1eet Lumber Per schr Charlotte Ffsh-134 142 feet
Fer schr Trade Wind-118, 900 feet Yellow Pine
~ Lumber. -. 49,. =. Va IN ~. - |--.-,-s
BALIIdORE- Per steamship Sea Gull-77 bales Upland
Cotton. Il bales Yarn, SO bags Pcas "a tons Bone 14e
Hides, % packages, 500 SACKS Salt Per schr Ocean
Pearl--7o 600 feet tloorins Boards. i-,;": M
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE! NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsTOn.
Arrtycd YestcrxqnY.

d y . at j ~ ~ y o j
last. Mdze. 70 Baker CO. RAeent. q INns AVE.
choT CO, Bulnhan Go, Bischon s Ratea 4 Co. 's r
Mit GalR bEH1 Rs1Rs se Ga9 "a
oim Bros. chapsau carnpsen caeron Haesav
4 Co, N Dowd, Express CO, B Ford, F1aum, Fair
asrts c. aoessa abses aooSssb %,aG
wineman CO, Gruber& Martin Pr Guille1nin, Homes
GH : co So H1ss
d dan Doekesy: ! Juneelnth Klinck Wiekenbere' Z
oaein s Son. Mebrtens < %ohitnan % 8 Prinee. %
Poppenheim. W F Poddon. Purcell. Quinn W Roach
! stoney stenhoase Co. Steele s,o, % TeSb g CO.
somers. W I1iton & Go. Thomlinson l. CO, Id Tur-
wv 6sseS %sas W.T..
Willis l. Chisolm- ID 4. 80.
ao To s6aesefoso. coea aoe c. aasa Sas ~
q Rodgers Co. g W Williams / Co. Kinsnan &Howell
Brig Jennie Achorn, Achorn Baltimore. days trom
the Capes Corn and Mdze. TO the Master, NJ Butter
scha Golden CATE ase and Others aSa
shoal pickei part Of Large BOBBY hatch. sprsreat:
schr Edwin 3 KirR. Burnett, New Hay.
To the u Quartcrnnaster, -7~ -,
- ssea%eE ssa, 5ker Boyle, Edisto Fenwick's Isiifa
-lsu1e. To L Gui1eanme. /
Cleared Yesterday. n
schr oca,n Pearl, Pearl. Baltimore -chisolm Bros.
From this Port.
Steamship Ever1nan Tuttle Philadelphia, March So
Steanship E1ortda, Barstow, at New York, April 4
schr Loyal Scranton, Lowden, New York April L
Schr Ids Richardson, Bedel, at Baltimore, March 81
= =: y Up 1nr tYIls Port. :. -.:-.s.- -. :.
schr W Rumsey, Cranner, at Baltimore, April Q u
j; sz LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
4. FOREIGN. r.,
Ship Amelia, Conner, to sail. -. MsrrI lis
snip MISSOURI, Edward sailed. =. Feb Is
6f bark The Queen, Stuart sailed. March
Bren DARK Eyerhard Dehus Hohnaoltz sailed. Feb q
The Effort. Hussey. sailed. :Feb
9ne Seaman Doyle, sailed Feb &
The Hlanch Campbell, cleared. !. Feb "a
brig Pspesche 1ubke, sailed. .Feb;16
Brsg Abort, ErTdcksen sailed. IAN %
- 81: $50 SOUTH A11PToE. & '"--S-'' q
u' n.aAS'el saaieo Feb
DOMESTIC.
:,.t s%t;-E fat:a!3y+i; BOSTON. efte$g aaG =
Schr Willie Move Hilton. cleared X, March Ok
schr Mary Ella. Thomas, cleared. March o9
So N 4. NEW YoRE. 5$ Fg' Il
Steamship Sodona, Hovey, to leave April 2
Brig ANston, Sawyer, cleared =. March 81
Gcnr Harry senden Welden, March 26
= .1%. 3-H "'%. ~ pE1I 1IADEIPHIA. Z -a- II
schr Sarah Bruen. Crawford, at Philadelphia March 2,
~ Y - ~ AALrInfoRE. 49,, & 81 :,
Big Jones' Davis, sal ed. -. . . Z, 60: March ag
scnr Runner, Palmer, up. March g
sscnr EWeu. Long. up. March 80
Sohr Hopkins; Loper, Baltimore up.... March 8
sscnr " Runsey. Cran.ner, up.. .Aprn
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,IMpoRrANT uEaTIF1oArFa.

.-.7 .at. 2 ~. RodHKSTEn, n December 28, 1851.
m Messrs p a. DRAKE & Co.-I have been a,greet sui.
frr nom Dyspepsta for three four years. and had to
abandon my ProfesRiuo-@s About three months ago
now nearly . well man. hsve recommended them In
several cases. and, far know always with signal
benefit II lam, respectfully yours,
n, ! 55t N. 4 u. Rev. j. & uATHORN:
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GARD

with feelings Of pride American manutacturera
Snat we pnolsa the following testimonials, which have
been recaved by recently: .r-I1' G.-,-,,o =
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ASA OURRIN.

zSssl.: PaMAnE1sH1A. 10th Month, l7th Dsy. Isa2s
REErEo1En ERuEsD;-My daughter has been much
bene0tted by the uee OF thy Plantation Btsats Thou
Wit bend mo two bottles mora c:e+ssi a
Thy h1ands Asa OURRIN
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Consignees per south Carolina RAILROAD
E April 4. h.'a$s
IA bales Cotton IL bales Mdze ITO bags Grain cars
Lumber, car Old Iron. cars Cattle. car Furniture
&c; 70 KanaPaq1, Lanneau Co. Rodgers l. Co,
Co Bischof Co. Porcher Henry, Bicaise, o
.eeScc fraser Y DILL Jeffers & Co. D Frnncke,
Lobby, w Williams l. Co, NJ Caldwell l. Sons willis
chisolm, oNeill. R Agent, Tupper & Son, John
ston. Crews Co Edgerton, G Mey, R Pringle, E
gan. Russey. 5,,l&.. @1,s5'I 81 4. '5-' s
Constgnces per Northeastern Railroad,
.S April 4. Isl!.Il !.
TT bales Cotton 81 bbls Naval Stores cars Lumber
nage Cotton Seed rolls Leather Mdze &C., To G WI
: @ @kirspa1tck. g Prtchett, Courtenay Trenholm,
Ran! g. Robinson & Cc, Russell & Co. shackelford
q Fraser, W Ryan, Mowry l. Co, and Order. I0I01
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RICE S.is1oRRAI IunDEn,

Exports OF Rice, Naval Stores and Luu1ber,
1 rom tne Fort Or Charleston, nom Sopto'r
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EUROPEAN rEsTrnon1ALs,

.Ieoesved during The month Of Aug,tst, 1865
1IEszns. uH1unxa1Ha & sonaNaenta: hsye much
peaaure IN enclosing document signed by the arst
cn.nposera muactans and professors IN Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation (utde my certid.
sass aet 1t myduty % take Of them with me
70 Ersspe sscern the opinion Of professional
tosxeFd tae sme sae istssr recsived rom s my ~
inssto ySa. Snaoa an sure =, must - be Crafty
lbs honor . bo; gentleman yoo4s vary .ruy.
NJ ~ ss .=--=s -: ..e.~' = - " 1--'.
':z> "a ii;;Lonpos, January Il, 1865.
IL pEAn sm: have grsat pleasuzs in aaknR youto
convey 0hicker1ng the expires SION OF my
highest .ppsovot :asfsPasnt IT. con .iaeS.
te thas InaSs tsed bas Of the nuess Grand Piano
ortes that has ever come under cbssration and
turned out nom ehsir manunctory an instrument
1, whss. Ss fss to, touch 9ua;sy power
ED'ssz s.r: vs.y e'nosss - 3 -
Firm of oo1,ard ooard Pisno.forte Msnafactnsers,
London. 55' s@TT -----'-, - : = ,
!, ~ IN, 8, Cd 81 ~ lopos. Ansrzt "a. 1saa
starea beg yoa 70 se1ne@Ser T me analy 5 tS soSa
Messrs Meas onteaeE1ne Ie4 them was delighted vith
,aas arssa o 6ota IL seaes endssn. a'..
$ssss Wiss1ins SGt DC. i teraaha evet.a n.y.
r4s orr Hroaasooa 4 aqas PaaetoEes @9DD M,Dat,e
Usurers. Londeny :s Is - I'll. ..s.j $4,000.
-. =. LozDoa. July 20. 1865
ss1ss 3 Sssn Invited Ms.sa oollard .s
h.end. NJ Q 2: oolsrd. That i Is thc aness in
J. HxfTos.
1dsroaiazs the Artists in E.rppt
y ;s :s to Aessrs. Chiekesiag q Sons: 1-., M
,,,vea MN, p,,nol LoEnos. sn,y - 1850
ohicaet.ng q sons; of Bostnn and New York. I have
much plessuEe IN tsst.t7ng e its general e1cslnce
onads Eesisy anAsp P11no1osTs 4sp ID DzospsD ns
y !G1Rs kenh sEsnp1or 5s sRsSx MesoasESs' s1Sssh
n: W RALEE. r;sf,t Prof of Cousarvatot d,
So sa1als1 aa s715 AEaa5k 1s1ials oHArrn
RENE FAYARe.ERt4 4, f=- Direceor. .of Mondsy Con
Among tbs oh1stpoints: OF e1oe1lenos of the ock.r
ing s9Ss @f Which spsaz the reao.ned .het
tome combined With nrintaneyl oiesrness sne @
nboye al surprising duration OF sound tho pure a1d
.zaahty q; whse osnses 1nder The
!. 1.s ses-s tnis inn h.a manu-
'' m
. ,.f:::s $50 200 R1ANos.
Gs.t'ss'ss ~ --7ss:-t - ,-f 81 q
In the q vhieh sy hsvs n ever,
known and valuable 1lnprovepsnt They have inyarIs
ply besn eeAccted and nsed by al az the world'e oe
kno.oaoed great artists who hsve v1atted this pounfry
professionally, both for pravate and pubic use. .
- t:;;s: ss;;l n -.
= : M TF-g h
b TRALHERa. .3S5 s .
consider chiekering & sons' Pianos, bsyoud com.
paftson tha beas nayo evex sseu In America.
~ vi Estsse Ea ~ N 81 III, I. .:.--s.
,$. ..ss., GOTTHCHALK. isl*:s 5; z
s Isea.dsF onidsins sons' Pianos superior to any
are 1pr fhafr singing Qualities and r.,
ene rouraneSSF ffo1ae There Il: a
perfee lo1sfgenetty iii 4hafeeissers The
upper Notes afe remStxAb for Scsarness snd uuritv
Hninn 90 not and in any other tns:ruent while lbs
sase - dstnguahed 6or power without harshness and
ssor nagninesns eonosity. IN = ~ m
5.ss I'M ~ Vim ;WETaL1.
..'- y ~ 4 .,-:.ss.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SlAIILIA SIRlILlBUS CURANTUR.
~ HUMPHREYS
HO11fENBAT SpEr1n

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE Expz.
,ient and Reliable They the only medicines Der
ecny adapted to popular useao simple that misak
ree from danger and 80 efficient be always rela-
ole. They hsve raised the highest commentator from
u, and win always render satisfaction. m
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CHEROKEE PILLS.
Or. Female Re0,xEsfo,..

tf
fzsl..;i,!s III gure. Suppressed, Nuceseics and
-. 4gs SSN - Painful y MenstrEdttoH, Green
= :. " = Eaa - - iSicfnesa Ntruons and Spfnat AZ
u k Jecttosss, Eftzins IN tie Buck SICK
:, " He212 ~ Headache, G1ddinesa and all dis
Il SsH9ESA = cases that spring from frrezulardty
81 by removing the cause and ali the
?. .A&Ac- effects that arise from, it. They
ID s4$M afe perfectly safe in all cases a.
S&&S@hM !. cept tohea forbidden by. direc-
4, s &5S3&s~s ttoHs, and are easy to administer,
-, ls9j f63& 3 a9 they are nicely sugar coated
~ ~. They shcnl6 be- In, the hands OF
81, every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
Z ~ - 62sS<t In the land. .'Hgis 1r5Es .sIE
;''S ~: Ladies' csn sddfeas us in perfect
II :s.s. y confidence, and state their COM
plants IN fnti, a. we treat 81 Female Complaints
and prepare Medieines suitable for nn diseases to
In sealed envelope, hea - ~, IN '- D.
sE The Cherokee fns ste sold BY al druggists at 81
peg boz oe s!x bozess for ss; or they sent By
mail neo: ct Postage, in al ordinary letter. free
nom observation, b sddrsssfng the soe proprietor.
,s';;' :f"' sDz. ". 3. MERWIH, 81 FWalksr st., z.
IS N:R-oherokee p1nle No: srs prepared tor
Il tepecfus cases whens n1lder medicines M1; these
40 sent by naail free Of postage ON rscaipt Of e6
4 tbs pvtco er saet 6opr - n '
8 lEErsG a-g4s sFi fg,,4 Nm
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Iaynnn Mnrket.

Ss.7Ht 4 q HaynnH Mnrket. Et$s3 @
: HGvANt. March II. 1855. n-C1ayed.-In addi
ton TO ther causes dul 10 IN the sugar
ket we have sorcpoe the influence Of
gcnt condition Of monetary anairr apd consequense
the heavy decline In Exchanges which, anticipated In
our Inst report. has reduced tho quotatnn fur No
Sales have been unreservabl limited buyers, which are
few do mot offer a tho close above s6K IA we however
hear Of few sales ut these rnes holders rmer
since the better feeling today II the money aret
MuscovADoEs.--The. market, remains dull, and no
sales have been reported this week. We quote ekasf
for copmon refning for fair do; and ea7 rials
for gooddo Sales in Matanzas for common.
to good refining grades, and 7a7 rials for grocery.
MoLAssEs.The stock Is mnch reduced aud We hear OF
no sales Holders aak 6a5k rials per keg for clayed
and GGaex rials for Muscovsdo. T3s rs
= FHEIaHrs. The demand for Europe has been rather
Inactive, owing to the dullpess Of the Sugar market and
partly for want of suitable tonnage aud vessels ready to
load Rates the decline. For tie United States
there is little doing also. but previous rates are
pretty well maintained $50 Nv ag7r .#
ExcHASaE-Thcre has been sudden and unexpected
decline in exchanges this week. particularly during the
past three days. the OF which may bs attributed
the sringency Of the money aEset; however snce the
morning, the anticipation OF further decline having
subsidized in consequence Of the nrmness Of our
principal drawers in exactlng higher rates, there has
been an improving tendency and the market had re-
covered ut the close. n 3s.-.
lsPEo1A1 CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAILY EEws.]
MATANZAs, March Robustness during the last four
or Ave days has been co1nph araysed owing to an
unexpected heavy decline in exchanges ON Friday sales
being made low follows London 3x per cent pre-
mium New York Currency 90 days IS per discount
Gold Bills 60 days 10 cent discount short Sight
per cent discount but since improved;
the Inst operations Saturday having been closed at
80 Per cent discount for 60 days currency bills New
York. .:.G .ss Ea8! + ,s%:s g.,rit$ 2s%s%'
Augusta Market. =
AuausTA April a-FnsAso1AI-sight declined in
GoLD-Brokers are buying at 1s5 and selling st 1851
G ~ are nssng at 127 and selling At
to reception of unfayorable .av,sea
from sbESad % and New yoEk the market has been de-
pressed al day day and scarcely snythng has been done
sst sss Madng ~ and d holders VIII not sen these
at ae, and II bales at a. 71<c a ! - - - -
Receipts 81 bales. .EES -i:z sE ai ,5-S-5:E
F t,a Il. Macon Cotton Market. stsy$
stock on hand September !. bales 1851
Receved previously zs5-sosse
=. Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5s747
shipped s previously. ..4o.1s4
Total shipments to date. A,27s -,
Stock on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I .1a;471
montgomery Market.
MONTGOMERY, March 80
COTTON STATEMENT. E ~ I
4sea Reseive1 past week: 90
shipped mea: past weei "a s7s7s
SHIPPED previously. 500
Stock on hand March 29.... 7o75
| % a NNA
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Es,s sly
Sz. New York AInrhet=s.aEs
.'a$3 4 d; ssE- s5r+1 IS Il = MONEY 1tARKIr.
The New York Journal Of C6azseroe Of s,ai,rav

The New York Journal Of c6mzeee Of Saturday,
1st, says ;S5s ~ ;iEL'S 1s,s 2st..3 i3s rh
The money market was somewhat atrtnRent To- day.
Inc OF surplus capital is considerably reduced
While the demand nom speculative borrowers and also
1or purposes OF legitimate has increased Loans
per cent and some parties satd 10 haYe offered iris
fate N gold for the needed The range
cent per annuIn, t$tS
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g. .T-.-19H0 x 4

Another wonderful Ingredient. great rse among
the spsniaa ladies' Ct south Arneries imparing oesus
known 70 tho commerce of the world. and We Withhold
if8 name for the present. >t.t-#4=s 5lI
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So, q, ..E1. :, ,i~ts X. I! t.. {,
; POXNANaKH.

ft-
During the past eight years have constantly plsysd
upon 1nsty Eafd p1spns; yours k.e the
= e eqna the IN s tnsir points Of exoelisnce
. may be esds1sctoEy TO our pasropo and ah4enlssi
eonsthe to sate fhas testimonials bas,
been received hbn6 au the lsad;ng artists who hAye
vtataaor srs United States feg at
Tnose names. besides those abovs. vs sppend
t60 nEt tM21EH. .SSEfFi 5 GUSTAV 6ATTEt. u, ..r
ale 4EU SAEl. MSsS J. RENKDICT. w
NJ HTBXKOeNIi1
~ H0FFMAH. $ss..,,-stf -1uLl1DN.:f
y ;,;s IN; ~, A9TAUR
g aE 2 E!MMLusERaTRD M !A1BUlis kisu spR1Uz x1Bts
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iTEIoS- an1sEsssVlI75

of Hberal.
s:s W. :McKERALT.E
= November 10 nd TSsrnSa Afnr
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N18x1ket- \
WILMINGTON, April 3-TuRPENT1NE-onl Sc bbls.
per go lbs. '57sat 1's-E-- IN = -
sR1Rrrs TunpEsrnE. steady. Sale OF Is bbls
at Tic per gallon .-5 = -.
Roesales Of 1856 bbs at s. 12,S for common; s. SIX
ior strained commons s3 6oa3 62H for No and 81 Is
Tor Nc l. and 25 bbls S. s8a1O as TN quality
IAh.-S4 bbls changed hands at 81 per Dbl.
CoTroN.-A small lot sold at 26c for low niddline
TBERSales OF si1 rafts Mt Sc Sc 6oa6 rs for infe-
raor 81 Is for ordinary; 50 so ar ir and SO 50 for
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.tbEE!S.fhgro Is moderate inquiry We notice sales
otAeo bbls for plain Western ess $1Sao3
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3tsa1sonsa1s from the uaost Artists in Eppe
y G+ss :Es to MessTs Chickeria9 d Sons: 8rs NM
:: Having played upon p1mo-forte msas bS Messra
uhickertns d Sons; Of Boston and New York, have
much pleasure In testf9tng to it's general excslrnce
touch sna magni4cant power for concert purposes j
oonndsr It z really 9RAHD P1ANo-ToarE AsD pRcupKr
II TIE BEET HAvE sEEN AMERICAN MASurAoxUnF
ARAREyIA C3llnDA urs1NJyer
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Aees5& GAicke,tsc a 7Eons: n 'ss-r-,sss
HxHra:I have Just been invited by Mera uoliard to
try1 Grand Pinuo-forte 1uSnufsttnred by ou-nnn +
have no hesitation in endorsing the opinion OF myoid
friend, Mr. O. D. oonard VIZ: That It ia tho nreat In
atruroentl I ever played on. SE MI 1s55 -'.c' -
SBeaie7e ms, gentlemen, most faithfully yorra, W..
-Eas 8.saG& {'ss# #a@i ]. L. HATTON
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n S$ PRODUCE MARKrT

=. ..NEWaYoRK: March so.- RnrA ADs1uT1s.-The market
for Sate aud Western -four ts notsO stfv The IoIcar
grades have declined ave 70 cen while the medium
@ gpod grades held were made OF
DbIs at 50 7ea10 Spene State. $40 76alI 76
for common exa States 81 eAl9 IS r good to choice
40; ~ 7oalO 80 1r superfnes Indiana Ohio
Iowa. &o and $40 do; SIC l0sIS 30 for
choice extra Do inciudsng brands o. round
hoop Ohio ct 81 6ts12 3t and trade brands ns "a al
$12 66A3 90 st1ouis ut Si1 25a14 80 for sprne md
81 60a17 25 for winter. closing quietly.
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s9S-EsNS5fSSrA k.sSsse 1890 .ssssss
O1s<o W c4so W. .
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