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P4SSENC Frs ARRIVED.

FROM sAy Francisco AND GuRYTOWN Juy lolu steamship
yevsdsWee,S Jones Geoge ink Mr. and Mrs Roman g.
Bradu Prof D. Dodgson lady sldJ children Thomas Has d.
Wsfson lady and Daughter VI. Thomas de Hart Cass
pagh Mr. ard Ms s. Thorn Mr. and Mrs Watson A. y heh'
Coyne and children WaiSn James Mckinley Mss kAs
rJ w Ke,ineI z A. Pratt Miller George King, g. w b4ouni
Wagner Mrs ~ T. Cobb o. w Holmes H. Morrill, and ehose
w H. Caaw j. barrie John Mckinley, Mrs d. Cars ano shs
G. sherman BurT L. Kors Rev A. SHOW and we 1rs h'0"
Worth. Thomas Trey u j. bIoNh ~
. n ID neIorg A. G. Caro- J. T. Norm. Rice. J. b. Jones
cash b. Plat W Cali WIN Dewitt p Sepe, A. shepard hrs
Donybeyv q; W Wbithcck j. T. Willis G. smOck j. b. Walton, o.
w Benamia j. Lenoae d. j. Ferry MeGraw ~ 0r1n ~
A. Greedy, r. L. Bnger e. H. HAN " r. IA
VIZ jobn Bgron A Bonen H. Duncan H. c. Covert j. Ionhs
Mrs T. H. Mcdonald NJ Cassel Miss j. X Turner rsn; ~
Trso Nr and Mrs II Spannng ard children Carson, W MI
patrick v g. Baws Hewlett W. H. Upton d. foners . sus,
& L. smith C. W. jenkins H. Lam. G. BachRch r. b BaraeI !.
Bav Robert Ds don Charles O. Baker Thompson r. Roe J.
w 0weu " D. Nckersop G. Causen g. koedef James Asals
John Miller stevens W. Henry W. Putnam Mr. and MrsW
and child Henry CTObb g. shaw John ohei thB
Renbart n A. Ford! A. Anderson d. Crawford, L. EntoB "
Parker d. Dodo Charles and 20 in the ,tesIsgs
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NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY 1s, 1861.

at Communipaw scarcely averace-some goou' NJ
more poor drOves, one from the CheroEee COUNT sin
ers turned out In fair force but were SLOW III ~
They felt inclined 10 play of 20 give holders e w -,
upon lower rates Some drOyCs we're almost uhDo.stt
up 10 II o'clock but after that holders cOHcct tcs
buyers took hold tOeraby well Jht pIeNaIiIub TI,o
were - GlGsc, with aud then bullock ~ ~ ~
ClcrOkces laid 10 dress l.. mostly tim. WtIc fl
l4c average. A lot Of G. pretty good cw o. caie aIo
reported at &C., with 3l3 Ill steers Ul ca cWt NJ
From appearances at noon, with r00a6OO head uhhou'
some We're likely 10 hold over for the morrow wore
AT Hudson City the 800 head on sale Tor the ny W.
pretty much disposed o. and being iarlsh eatte vi
prime drOyes they brought about the rates uUo
below for similar grades. Here too were hglc W.
thin cattle, lot OF CO Ohio steers Of &! cwt Oes %
out 5c., with 70 thin Ind. steers Of cT nv ~.
The poorest cattle were q Ohio dry COWS ana st,gS
hard lot cwt. which averaged tG9 each come ~ tn
fat cattle there very fine Ky. grade Duihaa VI
cw, which are reported at 17c., right through; 49,,
III fine H. Steer, Of Il Cwt at I6i lO4c Inc biAc 80
called by statesmen g. lower than the day DeIOe' VI IMAM
the rates last Monday, ..
Sheep very slow, with heavy Arrivals cars ~ ~
Hudson City 80 far this week, ana cars iHVIc uu
morrow. About IL cars have arrived az CuihmuihIan,
during the same time. The stock is nearly al todi nv
low prices had 10 be accepted TO close ont MOST Oh w
sales rangerom - to c.. with some SIN lover, i,ci
Of very fat % sheep, Gle ON Monday IA cars VIZ
sold by Mcpherson Co., al hudson Cy' ioI $40"
Tuesday AT 51Q53c S0 70. Sheep anu louiy oi .
Of mixed Pennsylvania sheep and lanbS - v I,,,
and lambs from same state at $500 In GUT as AZ, q.
present, buyers prefer taking them py me heau th7
to get some advantage IN weights lmus DIIhe tTos
with some quite poor 10 7c., ana Few ~ ~ ~
sold head very fine 60 h. Jersey Lambs AT l2c anu
lot Of 80 price but they were al ea
Most Of their sales at about lc, with car b
sheep at 54c. -, ,o-,,,,,
and better feeling enabled holders to close them OUT al
74U74c, or &c. advance.
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SUPREME COURT-CHMBERs.-B Before Nj Justee
CIERkE.

SUPREME COURT-CH WBERs.-Bofore Nj JustIo'
CIERkE.
DECISIONS.
Theodore C.. Palmer ct al. agt. ThOs. Bull
lin,syortb Motion granted with SO costs
Mott ct a. act. Carpenter; Smith agt. McCormack.-
Motions for Judgment granted.
charm ct al AIT Burr; spauldng agt Mcyrics ct al.
Motions denied. -
Honan agt. Chapman ct al.-Motion denied without
costs.
Palmer et al agt Lacy ct al; Peters ct al agt Dunbar.
Maria Gainser agt. Simon Galinger.-Reference or
dered. A.
The ucop!e eN rel Parker agt. Kniekerboeker
Ice COMMUNICATION for Isandamus denied without
costs.
Kelly Sheriff at Manhattan Insurance Company;
Nesoa ad Watts ct al.-MOtiOn for COMMISSION
g1ifffr1. .. ,....-
Kelly sheriff agt Stuyyesant Insurance Company
Motion granted 10y default.
ANGEL AIT The Mayor-Motion for reference granted
Nackey at. Mckeehnie ct ai.-honoA demeo "'tnou'
I'm re- Frederick K9her agt, VIM Dodge.-MOtion for
Inaudanus granted
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ilurt a0larNm's AOtit,.
CITIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URT-IN BANHgurTcr.-
Before Judge BLATCnFoRD; a.
Petitions i'm bankruptcy were hled Dy tne
following: Amos A. Mcylert OF Tarrytown Mestenestf
Co v y, and Adoniram J. owen and John DebpseS "
this city
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The coupons of the Second Mortgage bonds Of the
Morris and Essex Railroad Company, due August !,
will be paid by the Merchants Exchange National
u.
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
July 1770 bills. Flour, lo6 bbls. whisky $50 sacks
Corn Meal 10I 597 bush Wheat 7SG bush Corn SO. 100
bush Oats As pkgs Cut Meats so pkgs Lard, 1880 SACKS
Ocake 1851 Live Hogs. 2420 bills. Petroleum. l''oV
pkgs. Butter, 1874 pkgs Cheese, so bbls EggS
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JONES
DECISIONS.
Timothy Mcdonald agt. James Kelly ct al
Anthony Doyle ct al agt. william Halpin Motion
granted. ,..
Elizabeth F. Irving agt Henry Noyes-Judgnept
James Crow ct al agt Garrit Becker ct al-.aotion
samuel A. Lambert ct al agt Hiram Benner ct al-ho
tOl granted.
Same agt. The Coastwise COmpany.-hotion granted.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERS.-BefOTe
Judge CARDOLo.
DECISIONS.
Marsh AIT. STANDARDIZATION gsanted aAd
thr Hon. Tho. j. barr appointed Receiver Property Ia
he sod aud proceeds brought into Court
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Since January l.. S4I572Go $ll32559G6 sloil7SS67
The foreign imports at New.Yorh compare as fol-

Since jan s1S2,Sl7,m2 SlC5,l5I,S67 SlS79l94A
The following is a statement OF coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week end
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDlOIfD'
ReDored Jor THE TRIBUNE tor the 7ee ending Wednesday,
Jttly II, 1867.
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0ihihrnN glOtitts.

OFFICE o. THE ILLIsois CSSTRAL R4mRo1D y9NPAN''{
AT A MEETING of the BOARD OF DlkEC-
a TORS Of hi, Company, held This day, Il vas , - -,
R.soyed That DIViDESD Of FIVE PER CbNi 20 esh
eminent tar be paid the ls Of Aunst next 10 the
Nh raid shares registered tie Oh day Of J9Y st ana ma e
Is he oed on the Of JAY aud opened on the
IN LAY Of August lhOMAn =. "Nl.,'n. -
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SECOND BOARD
eovERNMESr DEPARTMENT.

aoyERNdENT DEPARTMENT.
u 1881 Coup lU 6s go Cou, % 60 % % ~ INA
60s........-.llO 3OW. -I' ,.,. E,,;cs = nj
q O. SEQ Cpf2 lu 5-DCo % i'oS $3.50 Wv
So OJO........lllsl 2o'UVV- ~ ooo to7a
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PHuApEtpuiA AID READING RAILROAD CoNPANr;.
Oyytcg 80 ~ ForRrHsr, fHlLApki rhA Jae 20 100"
nTVIDEND NOTICE-The Transfer Books
II % foppsnv VII he closed SATURDAY, Tie 9th Of July
80 soI h. reopeneA on II ESDAY. Jolly rs, loo1. -
rfvtTE 81 n Five pm CENT been declared the Pre-
fd AMI Coumaa Siocf National a state tgs paot 20
81 july 10 The ho rs hero" - '"
stand registered on tbe hooks Of tle pam, 4e GA oi jay I''
AZ payable az ibis ofcr.
''o'' ~ = BRADFORD. Tr'asUrrr
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Mill. FEEp.-SCarce and hrm; quote BrOWnStun SUaSS
cents; light Middlngs 40 cents good do 46 cens and
heavy do GO cents per busheL
MOLAssEs-A sale is reported OF 81 puncheoEs Eng.
lish Island at 50 cents per gallon g 8, -.
PRov1s1oNs-Were quiet to-day, business being confn
ming of the week, light Prices generally remain un-
changed We report, with small sales, Mess Pork, $24;
stock small Bulk Meats nominal at 9A cents for Should
ers and II u cents for Sides Bacon is still selling at 10H
alOX cents for dlders 12A cents for rib Sides; and
l2Z cents for clear rib Hams range from l6 cents for
plain to Tx cents for fancy sugar cured, latter can
vassed Lard quiet at 13a13k cents for terces.
R1CE-Receipts and stock light and market quiet but
firm at lOha10A cents for fair to prime Carolina, and 9A
a9h cents for Rangoon.
SA1T-Continues dull but prices steady before viz:
For Liverpool Ground Alum 50 20; do fine $3 20 per
sack Turks Island 60a62 cents bushel for lots nom
store.
GRA1N-Wheat, very light offerings to-day, only 500
bushels red no sales reported held above the views Of
buyers The crop of Western spring is very backward
and the stock Of No old crop quite exhausted held at
s3aS TO- No which more abundant s held at 81 b0a
2 CO. Winter wheats are nominally unchanged; quote
chice Maryland white and red ut s. 65. and Pennsyva
mia IS 35 Corn5 500 bushels white and 5000 bushels
yellow received; market steady with sales OF 10000
bushels white ut 81 Is; 1000 bushels do 81 H. 200 do
mixed 81 a1 II; 1000 bushels yellow, good to prime
81 13a1 IT, Oais-52OO bushes offered, demand brisk
side price, residue ut 7Oa72c Rye 100 bushels offered,
and sold at 81 Sd per bushel
SuaAR.-We notice little more activity In the market
from the trade with sales Of IS hhds Porto Rco IN lots
at II 5a12Hc; 125 hhds Cuba at 0Ha10Ac quotations
generally unchanged
WH1sKEY-Continues dull; sales reported quote
held at s2a2 O5 for free and in bond SS2c per gallon
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A GEORGIA LOTTERY SroPPED.-The case of Muir
raw Co., New York, against McIntire l. Co., lot
+a2v managers in Augusta, was argued before the
United States Court, in Savannah, THURSDAY last.
The Court granted an injunction against Mclntire
Co., stopping the dra tor Lotteries RE IL, in the STATE
Judge Ieehrape ana col9ne sitSh tdorn dor Murray
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Passengers.


Per steamship Moneka, for Now York; Entelman,
lady and 8 children. " Harvey Brann, M Jordan,
NJ Lawrence, r Magin 6tadeker, g Bailey, Duvnl.
Mrs " Deuprey, II Shot. fl, Gray, sutih, Burk,
Fraser, Keenan,, Phelps. and 5'deck.
Per steamer Dictator. from Jacksonville, Ptlntka.
Fernandina, via savannah-A Mcintyre, Mr AMI Mrs
BrinkenhoG, Mcintyre, Mr and Mrs Newbelry, Miss
I, Newberry, Miss Il Newberry and servant, " Fan
ders, Childs, W Darden, W Hubbard, w Hardy,
n Crane Wccl. Rev q spake, j Stewart W +
Tinecod, A Ross, Mrs Hewlett and children, Mule
81 Stoddard, r Lunncy, G Smith and Indy Mrs )
Vans, Miss Mckay, G G Hull. Moritz, Meyer, L G
Young, Mrs Grant, g Lecrend, G W Rantoul, Indy and
chiIo, Preston. Capt Adkins, Mrs Ehney, Gov K
Allison, A Rhoades Brady, W Watts, Lenague, and
deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy; from Georgetown, c.
Miss Middleton, Gibbes T Barker, DR. Fishburn9 2
w A peas Mr. Haas, P Smith. Brat, Drone,
Lasher, Percval J Campbell, Alexander, Town
send Mrs Holmes and children, Miss Hazzard and SER
want and l8 deck.
Per steamer " Frazier, from Edisto and Rockville
NJ Stoeber, ". Reeves II NJ Bailey. e senbrook.
Loo. Col Whaoy Wescoat = Wsq9 W g,lpsGIHI Fiji
simons, w E Mikell and lady, + Ed1ngs, W McGul1-
yray, + shaffer, Miss Barnett II LaRoche, Chis.
olm Hopknson, Bailey, Mrs Bissell Mrs .
Baypard, Mrs B NJ Whitehead. Mrs P Davis, Mrs nd
Baynard, Mrs is Baynard, Kingsbury, and 10 deck
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GOTTHCHALK.

consider Chiokering 4 Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrivaled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness Of their tone. There ts
perfect honlogeneity throughout all the registers The
upper notes are remarkable for clearness and purity
whloh do not find In any other instrument while the
base s distinguished for power without hsrshnsss ana
for magnificent sorority.
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable improvement They have inysria.
by been selected and used by all Of the worlds &C.
krouoed great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use..
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From ts Galary.l
SOME LO,. ER'S CLEAR DAY.


SOME LO.. ER'S CLEAR DAY.
Why am not with thee?
Oh, SEQ how blue the sky; It's surely springing
From out thy thought 10 bend and rest on mine,
How stil how clear, though all the town is ringing
With voice and din to vex Inc Us pine
To be with thee.
The noise repels me not;
For gwfty through the clcudless air travel, -
Thy heart itself the distance spans for me;
oh royal rosd, on which my thoughts unrayel
Time, space, and tumult, on their quest for theel
Repel me not.
Wherefore must be here,
When in this very day that God is making
He seems to summon each to seek It's oval
The blossom to the sunshine ia awaking,
Like answers like, and nothih is alone,-
While am here.
long to see thy face;
My heart too fatefuly md swiftly mounting
Demands to safe It's hunger in thine eyes,
All, not content its lete delight recounting
It must 20 seek it's fountains where they rise
Beyond thy face.
Too bold, my heart too bold
Wilt thou not fright her with thy selfish yearning
And what art thou that she should harbor theeS
All, what is abe, whose gracious might is turning
Resistless turning this poor heart to be
So bold so boldl
Oh never seek name
For this sweet sorrow-lst it unnamed rule me,
Consent Of bosh to 1t Is name enough:
Does God with thee conspire to bless and school me,
Oh then the sweetest word we speak is rough,
And not name.
What hammer turned this speI2
Whether dream or work, 1t holds me ever,
dream herself work as one that sleeps;
MY Rbors forge no temper yields to sever
This sky and sun slRked tyranny that keeps
Ne well-!yes, we'll
= Our pulses weld the chain,
My hearts clear day that mels thy clearness greeting;
Thoupt never speak the word nor send the glance,
Nor with 8 mood transf1 me e'er SO fleeing,
That shall destroy mo with deliverance.
Thy self to gain JOHN WEISS.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York Journal Of Commerce. Of Monday, April
| 9Th, says:
The money market continues active; but the demand
capital is not quito sharp and loans
ut per cent. Strictly frsclass commercial paper at
short date taken at 7as per cent per annu discounts
and selections are made from other good names at Sag
per cent
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, April il6.-BREADsTUFFs.-The market for
State and Western -four is active, at an advnnce
| Of ten to twenty-five cents. Sales were mDde OF
bbls at S10a11 16 for superne Sate $1 25al2 %
common extra stae s12 30aS 20 for good to choice
do s19a lb for sperne FL Michigan as one no.
choice extra do, including shipping brands OF round
hoop Ohio ut sl1 O5a13, and trade brands OF do at
$13 O0a14 3 st Louis ut S12 75a15 90 for spring. and
s15 O0al7 rs for winter, closing steadily.
| We quote:
E4rTa St8te. - Autyto ~
super MeSern ~ ao ao
Extra Western. II 36@l2 80
Extra Ohio, round hoop. - 05@ls 90
Do trade. ~ Solgd4 80
EXTRA Genesee. w uUe9oU Uo
souTHESN TIoun.:Rules in the sellers favor Sales
made of 400 bbls at I'll 65a13 10 for common and
sl3 20a17 25 tor extra and family brands.
& CALIFORNIA FLoUR-The market is frm but not very
active We notice sales Of s0O bbls and sacks at sl5a
1926.
WIEAT-The market s active and excited at an advance
8 to 10c For spring. the demand is speculative The
Co. and No and No Milwaukee mixed; 81 6oa2 65 for
No Milwaukee; So 25 for amber State; So 20a3 80 for
white California; So 40 for very choice do and IS 80 for
| white Michigan
RYE-We 6ave an active and excited market, with pri
ces ruling to SC higher Sales were made OF 80, ,OOO
bushels Western at 81 45al 58
OATs-Are in better demand at higher prices. Sales
wcro made of 81 900 bushels at 67a69c for old Wesern
68a70c for new do and 731sa75c for State.
CoRN-There is large business doing at an advance OF
Ito &C. The sales 900 bush at 81 21al 22 for
shipping Western mixed in store, chiefly at 81 2lal W
81 81 for do afloat 81 % for new Southern yellow
CoFFEE-The market is quiet but steady. We notice
sales of 500 bags Ro steamer North America on pr
| vate terms
CorroN-There ia not very much Offering, and holders
are demanding slight advance, but which buyers gen
orally refuse to pnv The aleB arc to shippers and spin
ners and include 1900 bales. We quote:
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THALBERG.

consider ChIckerlng Sons Pianos, beyond CON
parison the best have ever seen In America.
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A moral debating society out West is er ;,aged
IN discussion on the following question: III q
hnsband deserts his wife, which is the more abaE-
ioned. the man or the woman !"
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LONDON, July 40, 1850.

Nessrs Caieks4n1 q Sons:
GENrs have Just been invited by Messrs. Colard to
nv Grand Plano-fOrte manufactured by you, and
have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr. O. D. Ooflard viz: That It Is the finest In
strument ever played on.
Believe me, gentlemen, most faithfully yours.
.- ]. l. HATTQN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE no SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS,
HOTEL. OR BOARD1NG-EOUSE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March 13, 1857.
ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
l. the Legislature passed the Goth day OF December,
1866 oil persons hereby notified to call at
this Office and take out the required license
W. Il. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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COMMERCIAL.
-~-
Exports
n,,o cn,r,eston Cotton Market

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Moneka-286 bales Cotton,
Sc bales Yarn and Domestcs, 60 Packages.
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Wednesday Evening, April TO- 1867 j.
good demand prevailed throughout tho day, buyers
taking readily most of the eotton placed tho market
the operations being based tho quotations Of the day
before Sales 5oO bales viz at 27 at co. % at %; 90
at a. s at 4h 81 at FAX; % at 25 ~ at ;21 ut 25z
A at 2556; 100 at &c; a5 at s64; "a at 261s.
We quote:
Ordinary @241Sc
Low Middling. g.:............"........2o 40 9glotsc.
M1QdlDg,
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Among the chiefpoints Of excellence Of the Chioksr'
np Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists In their
corgrstuatory testimonials to the Messrs Chckering,
are the greatest possible DEPTH richness and volume Of
tone, combined with rare brilliancy cearness and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale and,
sboye all surprising duration OF sound the pure and
sympathetic quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past fortythree years this firm has manu-
Sotllred
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, April 9.-FNANcLAI.-Money fs very
scarce and loans are negotiated with difficulty.
GoLD-Brokers buying at 1S4A md selling OF 1851
SLyER-Brokers are buying at 1913 and selling at 1885,
BEcuR1t1Es-The Georgia R r Co declared dividend
of per ce' to-day.
CorroN in consequence Of the bad weather, which
rendered outdoor business almost impossible very little
has been done. There was light demand during the
day ut about 26c for Strict to Good Mddng. but trans
actions wore few. Offering stock very light Fifty yeigh
bales sold, as follows at 10; at 90; at 22 al
%; at "a; S ut rs; ut 251a, and SO at 26c.
ReceiptS IS bales.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April -coFFKE-s in good requess.
The cargo Of brig jas Carey Coale which arrived this
morning. comprised Of 800 bags Ro and 240 bags do
OK bark Wavelet were taken for Cincinnati both on pr
vae terms Also second hands. gales 68O bags Bio,
in lots ct 1salsAc; 100 bags do currency; 175 do
.24hc
/ CorroN-The market opened stronger this morning
ding Upland at 251a27xc the outside price for choice
lots subsequently unfavoabls cable advces depressed
the market which closed fiat at 27a27Kc for MiddfnS
Upland. -. =
FLoUR-Balhmore high grade spring wheat Extra
further advanced 25c to-day. The market generally is
better and holders anticipating still higher prices.
We report sales today as follows: $50 bbls Northwestern
Super at 81 TO- 100 do do S1 100 do do $1 bba
Northwestern Extra S13 Co. 100 bbls Howard street do
SIS do do Sl4 Is. We revise quotations as fol-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-11

FRu1Ts-By auction, note sales OF lbs trails dates,
CROP 11a2c 310O boxes Messna oranges at 81 rs
a. and SO boxes lemons at 81 25a4 80.
HAY-Is in fair request at 81 60al IS for shipping and
81 70a1 30 for retail qualities. Straw is selling at 81 %
for good long cut rye.
MoIAssEs The market is steady, with fair business
doing 7S9 hhds 13 cs Muscovado part a 60a53c; S0G
hhds Porto Rico at Coarse and 81 hhds Demerara ut &C.
NAVAL SToREs.spirits turpentne is more in sellers
favor with fair inquiry; sales are noted Of 100 bbs,
merchantable orer at 7Gc closing with n firmly de-
manded Resins are in less demand, and the tendency
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever seen in
this country or In Europe.
have never heard tone 80 perfect 1t Yields every
expression that is needed in music and Its quality
capable of change to meet every sentiment. This Ia
rare power and Is derived from the perfect purity OF
ts tone together with it's sympathetic elastic and well
balanced touch