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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORNSBY.
~ District Attorneys Office. - Notice of suits
communicable the following named defendants.
and to all owners or claimants to the real estate
and improvements thereon, or Improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described. known
or unknown: You hereby notified that suits
have been commenced in the Justices Court. Car
son Township, by the State of Nevada, plaintiff
against each of the defendants hereinafter named
and each ofthe following described tracts or par
GELS of land, with the improvements thereon, and
Improvements V hen separately assessed situated
in Ormshv county and all owners of claimants to
the same, known or unknown, to recover the tax
and delinquency, assessed to said defendants,
against said property for the fiscal wear com
meucing on the first day of January, 1861. aud
ending on the 3lst day of December, 1877. and
that a summons has been duly issued in each case:
and You are further notified that unless You appear
and answer tie complaint filed in said cause on or
before the
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! rr1-s TO II Gzs-zv.o At TIE CARSON Tu-rl1
SoHcel-This S,loJ! will open on the second
Monday of January. die 18th inst, anL will con
tilue n session i f,ir1en couss cutfve webs a.
/ a Winter Term. 1t is 3opeI that there vii lie a
general attendance his 10y f those -'!.o.r-
who intend going 70 the Public school during the
Winter Session. BY directi u # the Di,tr: :
Beard TIE following rules and regulations Will
govern the operations Of he School uu,l fll tl-er
n9tic.:
/. Twenty day -'alI can,titutaa -cllssi l..o,,,
and iv teacher shall be rcq,lrrd 10 teach o. the
National Holidays.
>. Duria; tie Winter Term the jaIy session
will rc.lr-eDgs g:al IL and close At 3:39 Il
tor tl.a PRIMARY: AID for the InteTtC- tit-e
and G-amnla-; with the usual intern;ssion Il
one Iuiiy from L u. 10 p. NJ; AID 81, recsssa
Is the prinaiial may determine.
?. Iii- Pri-citai shall Lav- ii.1 control II tie
:, Lyol and tscl, teacher sh9l! lie required 10 re-
pert t. iiiH At the end of each scuro month sEeH
Statistics in relation t. Ler department IS he nly
require.
,iun t. proper warmth AMI ycrt:!.s- f l.:s.r
70 eel sc!ooI-rg ms and shall Re held respun-
sille l.. me cI..l. ~ # their IUpls daring the
whole ii ille daily session.
;. Tea hers de required t. 5c in titer resre"-
tive school ruall at least ten minutes yefyre the
oro l,rs- If tie School IN til" morning.
6. ANY scholar d-ganei il the scn-ol during
the regular r.ce~se-, - all be allowed recess IF
4, lersl three minutes Immediately thereafter.
7. Scholars who absent hon the ccho.l t7r
five consecutive days lose all claim to their itrtit-
ulsr seats.
s. Absentces are required t. bring excuses
from their parents guardians, assigning good
reasons for their absence.
O. Defiance Of te, cher's authority. profanity,
vul.aIity, or fighting the school ground do
ring the daily session, shall be sutft l. nj oiteHse
for expulsion from the School by the Principal;
provided that the party expelled may have the
right II appeal to the District Board, and, if sus
tanned by them shall be reinstatei in the Schoo!
with all his former rights and privileges.
10 Any scholar wl.U has fallen behind his class,
may be placed in the next lower by his teacher,
subject TO the approval of the Principal.
II No scholar shall PASS from Il lower to higher
department unless he be duly examined in al the
studies required TO be COM letcd before gradIa-
ton.
u No scholar shall be dismissed befHre the
close of the daily session, unless he present re-
quest from his parent guardian that is salts
factory to the teacher.
Is. Any scholar who shall purposely injure any |
Of the school property shall be subject to repri-
mand from the District Board, and suspension |
from the School by the Principal.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
NEVADA.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
| Washington November so, 1867.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIFF
I Contract Office of this Department until
P N. of Tuesday March 81, 1865, for conveying
the mails of the United States in the State Of T.
VADA from July l. 1868. to June So 1870, on
the routes and by the schedules Of departures
and arrivals herein specified. Decisions made 10y
April ). 1865.
Il, 4s5-From Austin. by Geneva and Kingston,
to Twin River. 90 miles and back, once week l..
Leave Austin Monday, at Is A. NJ;
Arrive at Twin River next day by 10 A. NJ;
Leave Twin River Wednesday at A NJ;
Arrive at Austin next day by ) P. NJ
Proposals for twice and three times week SER
vice invited.
10 436-From DAYTON. by Hot Springs mo office,
to Pine Grove IA. o., Is miles and back, once a
week.
Leave De, n Monday al \. NJ;
Arrive a! Pine Grove next day by Il NJ:
Leave Pine Grove Tuesday at | P. NJ;
Arrive at Dayton next day by p. NJ;
For synopsis Of laws relating to the postal ser
vice and for nstru, ions to bidders and postmast
ers in reference to the lakng Of bids. and con-
tanning also conditions II he embraced i'll the
Contracts, forms of proposals, &C.. &c. parties
interested will consult the alvertiss nlents of
routes in California. Nevada, &c. dated July 81,
1855 and October 81, 1866, to be seen at the prin-
ciIai POST offices.
Bids must provide for carving the mail with
''Ceeri1, certainty, and security.' using the
words Of the law: must be guaranteed by two
pers' ,n'. and the guaranty certified to by post
master judge u court Of record. L Y
should be addressed to the Second Assistant F. It
master General Contract Office marked - Mail
Proposals, = and mailed in time TO be received 10y
March 81, 156s.
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL,
ia IF Postmaster General.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

rF'IE UNDERSIGNED. Charles c. SMITH,
] has been luly appointed administrator 10; "a
c-tatc Of Timothy G. smith, !4:c IF Urmsby cJun-
~ Nevada. deceased.
All persons indebted 10 said es.tta are requested
t. make immediate payment. All persons bayin-
claims against said estate viii present them within
ten months from the dat hereof. daily authenti-
cared 10 The Undersigned. AZ hi- place # business.
in Car. n Cry, Nevada, for allowance. January
nth :.
CHARLES c. SMITH. Administrator
ia14 w Of the estate # Tim Thy G. Smith.
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AppIicatiOn for Patent.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
NOTICE. NO. Il


CARSON CITT. NEVADA, October II. 1867. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
N Philadelphia Silver Mining Company, by L.
D Taylor. Superintendent, have this day filed in
tais Office a diagram, together with & Notice OF
Application far Patent from the United States
',oier Act of Congress approved July %, 1856 for
twelve hundred feet o! the Philadelphia L de,
known as the Philadelphia Silver Mining Com
pays Claim, in Esneralda Mining District,
Esneralit county, Nevada. sad claim Is de
scribeJ as follows, to wit: Comnencinga a point
III Willow GacIi about quartec Of 4 mile above
the Wide West mill, On the south side OF the
water course. and about thirty feet south Of The
rad from which point tie 5 ". coz er II the
h listing works Jli!ding bears y. % T., distant
~ feet claiming as surface claim 100 feet on
elch side of the ledge, embracing the same rs
fest each way from slid building. the same being
40 by 200 feet. saunt4inins 100 acres; also
claiming beneath Ne surface on each side Of said
I.is twenty-five feet from the center Of the Lode
containing $500 Of an acre The main SHAFT Is
in the center Of the Lode line claimed. and said
claim exteuds 6)J feet each way along the line
thereof Sail CHIN IS more pSrticTllry described
ls the diagram and notice PoSte! IN this Office and
on the mining; claim The names Of the adj lining
cIli-lants i any are not known
WARREN 7. L0CHHART,
oclS Register
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SUMMON 9.

Estate Revenue Stamp Soc.
CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMsbi
- In the Justices Court, Carson Township, IL
and for said County of Ormsby.-The State OF
Nevada sends greeting to J. c. Rice. You are
hereby summoned to appear before me AT my once
in carson City. in Carson Township, in 0rmsby
county, on the
9Th day of April, 4. d. 1s6s,
At 10 O'Clock 4. ". and answer unto the complaint
# John T.. Cheney. who sues to obtain judgment
against YOU for the sum II one hundred and nine
ty nine dollars and eighty four cents (Sls9 81
Said amount is alleged to be due for goods, wares
ana merchandise Sold and delivered 10 you, as
appears by account on file i'll my office, when
Judgment will he taken against you Tor the said
amount, together with costs and damages, if you
fail to APPEAR and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable of the said
greeting: Make legal service anu due
return hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March,
\. b. 1865. L. G. MckEEbi.
Justice of the Peace, Carson Township.
mh5-ti
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS

1 GATEsT TIE ESTATE of WILSON NIL
4 Ter Decreased. All persons having claims
;ans, the estate # Wis IN Miller deceased, vii
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within
Ten l0J months after tie first put lcation Of Tbs
notice TO the Undersigned admin -tr"triK If SAID
estate at her residence in VI ttyiiIe Precinct,
Douglas County, y va3a, or such claims vii he
fore. e. barrel.
SOPHIA MILLER, Ad.IinistratFix.
Tatal February 18th. l>ts. f-2l-3ld
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lyD!icati0R for Patent.

S9rIcE NO. Is

REGISTERS OFFICE.
C4EsnS CIIY. NEv,DA. october II, 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y pailaIelplia Silver Mining Company. by f.
.. Taylor, Superintendent. have tlis Jay fled IN
:his Office a diagram. together with Notice OF
Apple alton + Patent from til taitci states
under Act of Congress approved July p, l,35. for
twelve hun lred feet II the Phia ielrhia No
Lode known As the Philadelphia Silver Mining
Co:npInys Claim, in Esnerllia Mining listrlct
Is1eraljt county, Neva IA Sait Claim Is described
IS follows. 10 Wit: Commencing nj a post on the
south slope Of Last Chance Hill al 2GJ feet north
-. the rod ieti:aC To- Willow Guich, AMI about
one half mile above the Tida West mill. said
rst i at the nor west corner o.. The TAliti1iFhIt
silver Mining Companys suritca ground On the
piila i.iphia Lode. running thence North - ~
West go feet, thence y. 81 s. -'J feet thence
5. So 81 Z. 210 feet, thence 5. 81 so W u the
pilca OF beginning. containing 100 acres. lain
iar the above surftce ground embCdcii.- the lode.
and also claiming along the line Of III Loie he
meath tn surface embracing the SANG twenty
i've feet on each side of the Lode from the center
ot the same, containing s6-l00 Of an acre. Said
claim Is gaated by monuments -tj :ret apart,
the Eastern bearing from the Western being y.
SO 80 East. There are known claimants adj
Joining sail claim. said claim isn,re particularly
described by the diagram and notice posted il this
oil &c and or the claim.
WARREN :. LO-KHAhT,
e-IS i.egiSttr.
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9Th day of April, =. d. 1s6s,
SUMMON 5.

Fifty cents United States stamp. Fifty cents
state stamp.
IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF GENOA PRE-
| cinct in the county # Douglas. State Of Ne
vaia. Before :. L. TUtJie. J. p. ". ". Larham
plaiatitf, against J nhu Williams deieudAnt
The People uf the State Of Nevada send greeting
to john VII Jams. defendant. You are hereby
summoned to appear before me. at my Office in
Genoa Precinct, tie town VI Genya, county VI
Douglas. On the
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cIERHA SILVER MINING CON-

- ranv. I.n,ation Of works: Genoa. State Of
Nevada Not &c is tel cbr given. t!'dt al a meet
ing Of the Board ot Trustees If said Company,
he'd on the tenth 10 day # February, los, an
assessment Cre ana 5o-lo0 81 50} Dollars per
share was levied upon The capital stock of said
company payable inIll lately, in United States
.o!d coin. t. the Secretary HI Office Ms - and
10 Washington Market san Francisco, Cal t"rnia.
Any st ok Lp-n which .a'i a,>-'~-Inent ,!st re-
main unpaid On the EIGHTEENTH rs DAY OF
MARCH 1stS, shall he deemed Delinquent, and
will he duly advertised for sale a, public an, ion,
ard unless payment shall be made het.ir viii &c
sold on the SECOND p DAY OF APRIL, 1>t5S.
70 pay the delinquent assessment together with
COSTS II a I1trti-iil-. AL eN,leI--. II sale.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
W. L. DAUTERNAN. Secretary.
Ofica, Nos. - aud 50 Wasninst'T Market. an
Francisco California. frIotd
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1lth clay OF A-DEll,

astate and i,lf,royenl.nts herein described for the
, anon, Of IT. tax and delinquency specified and
O AsperH John V roz-,orv claim to 50 acres of
Of Mt Di3tlo Meridian and IMPROVEMENTS; tax and
| lelinqu.ncv 10 -.
Behr, Charles. po.sezorv claim to the west 1s2l &
| feet of lot u Of Russell Il Crows survey OF En-
pire civ and Improvements: al>o personal proper
Bradley BS. " ! If lots and 8 in block n Of
| : and - division Carson City; tax and dein-
quency II u.
| Cromwell Oliver r0SScs<orv claim to lot in
block n Of Empire civ and mrra1ements: and
,,rrsn,,,l ,ro,erty valued art! assessed AT 800 o.
f, ,,s and ,,n5ncncy % 81 l'.'' 80
| cleveland + r. personal rrupertv assessed at
400 'I 90; tax s'' and iaiinquency Il Il.
se J AT 10 o. tax and ID denGncnc, s.
| C,7-.,,- 11..,r-- osi o,rs.
Cad|aater Henry, p".NeSs3ry clam 80 acre.
| C tl'' -, a. = -. c ,,,,;l 80, H.,
larson tIly' IN hln5 C"h ,, .,, ' 'l, ~,
i nor =" rH ''uI .i, w. W
,snd oi ,%>5 1.'F, ana On me 1--WE "f-I NY ',,'
=" 'V,l. '',' \ -. r,Irh
Know a. me ,nI 1 "a ana h'0" III i'n'"'
rl,r.,+ b, ,..,.s-r,- claim, =. I+ 10 II,
ti -, .,''i |. I'm. ,I ,3 ,, ',.','
l': 'SsSs''' Ill ''1 IA '''-'' --'
i"Tr - ~, Il, w., q, ~ .r, , E
f'''' an" -. "a 'u.'' ~ IL .;
'a'll ana ,ltS eH'['-r on 'Hr -. -
49, go H'e' 'i .i
I.N,,i ~ IL, L,,,r. ,,.tv ,,l
H. iIu>. s,.' IA -i-'i ',,,'
a. a. a. 4; ''''' 90
'C-.,, -1.,,, ,.,,-,.s-,. claim, o., 7,7,,,-..
~ ,, |r.l, ,,,,r i,re4k and inrrvo-
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Stock on hand and op shipboard....'.''
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 1S-CoTToN-saois "a aun =, s,s
to-day, indicating ,urther upward - on
Liverpool market-atest quotauons, ~ ,,-iona
the spot and 12;zd to arrive iot inu.e - ssd
sales here were restricted. owing 70 ne .e 80 ~
frnpess on the part o. holders we rePoFs sS. ~
100 bales stained at o71Sc; 60 bales ioE ~
29c "a bales iddling al S0c; 81 40 40 al o1c
closing prices as follows: orolnarS up,nHc on 5di;nr
ordinary 2S1zc; low midding -'7s''0'
31c ,,,,.o of bsrk r.ar.
coEFPE-Seyeral days ago the balance ol @
wings cargo 1853 bags Rio, was soid pu. u. od
ed, terms private; today l5o oaSs 5'i0 -40A-
hands at 17a16c gold. ,.,,.,a for ex.
FLoUa-Thare is still good falr demand IO1 "a :.
uort and sales ln some degree lesN1cIeo ~ ~ We
stock; straight brands Of Western ln9uHeu 10 ~
renort sales OF 900 bbls Howardsreet eAuaa Sit 80,
l5O do do at Sl225; 4C0 bbls northwestern u9s1 -
SO ca; 100 do do extra at $40 10 2 Dol. .,,,;,od
cRAIS-Receipts Of wheat to-day were compTlseu
of 1854 bushels white and 6450 busneis red; aIAes
firm fer choice samples; nciuaeo ~ .a5 Inn bnsi.
els choice Maryland at So 10; 80 oasneis uo ~ 90 'o
40 bushels prime at So; 1000 ousneIs @ .nei.oi -, ~
go 35a2 65. Corn Offerings to-day Ms.e asto and
for several previous days. 2VO ousnS -ce0 for
$3.50 bushels yellow; market active ana lIlces ios
prime dry samples 1c better; inc.uceI IA 'Es saies
were 90 600 bushels white at 81 l2al ID oh az ast
for prime dry; 5000 bushelstar 70 eOod q 81 tn
damp and inferior at Sla1 Os-oi yeo% ses TO-
bushels prime dry at 81 20 2500 bushels 40 az - ~
liz bushels at 81 49, Oats-44o0 bushels received;
market dull for heavy Western Ssc otered saies
of 1000 bushels Virginia at SIC; 500 40 at sec 4ouo
bushels light sold at 95a96c weient. h!e-no ie-
ceipts OF eales
Mo1AssEs-No sales reported today.
PpovIs1oys-The marker continues a:nSe, anu
prices frmer. We note to-day sales OF 1uo ',erces @
Western sugar.cured canvased nams ~ W, JoooinS
nrices have advanced to 2laooc. Lard is tr; gales
Of 50 terces Western at lSc since 1880 refused tor
100 bbls-lobb!nR sales at 1Shc. Mess pork IS sell
ing in lots at s2S per bbl for Western heavy baeon
sales Of 90 Casks clear rib at 11ac 50 do no,
in lots, at 1sIc; and 50 do shoulders at l4sc per D
R1cE-we note sales to-day Of n terGes Cafohna a'
11Ac, and 80 bags Rangoon at 10c per 10. s....-,.
there we're sales of 200 boxes No II, eI Liberty OF
ilNc; II hhds Cuba, for refining at 1osSallc; %
hhds Porto Rico at 12c; l55 do damaged, prlce no'
anspired; to day 4SS hhds and Ivy 6ois Foit no
to the trade ON private terms; so hhds do at !aiSc
10 hhds Cuba at l2c; and 25 hhds Denerara at !aHa
l5c Refined sugars are steady on the basis OF 1870
for hard crushed, and 1870 for soft a white
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Exports for the Week ending Thursday
April 16.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
JJyERpOOL-Per British ship Hannah-20S bags
u and SSl5 bales Upland Cotton, rs bbls Rosin.
BARCSLONA-Per Spanish brig Fortuna-193 bales
Upland Cotton, 12 bbls Tar, 20l bbls Roein, 81,
600 feet Lumber, 1000 Slaves. Per Sparlsh
brig Victoria-o00 bales Upland Cotton, 60,ooO
feet Lumber 260 bbls Rosiu, Is bbls Tar.
DOMESTIC.
BoSToN-Per brig Josie A Devereau1-il4 bales
Upland cotton, 137 bbls Turpentine, 2lS tons
hon, 81 bales Rags, Rope, DC, 2? packages Oid
Metal, % boxes sugar and Sundr1es
NEW YORK-Per steamship Saragcssa-1l oaes
Cotton, 80 bales Upland Cotton, % bales Domes-
tics, lie casks Clay, Ill empty Barrels, 10 pacs-
aces Sundries, Is hhds Bottles, fierce Rice, 80
packages Greer Peas, IS bbls Terraplns W,OOO
feet Lumber. Per steamship Cnariestop-os
casks Clay, 228 bales Cotton ITO bales pomes-
tics and Yarns. 1873 bags Rice, 81 bags cotton
Seod, Is crates Peas, SO Packages, 81 empty Bar
rels Per steamship Moneka-l33 bales Cot
ton. II bbls Rosin, 101 casks Clay. "a bbls Pota-
toes 40 Packages. Per steamship Manhat-
tan-5a5 Gales Cotton, 20 boxes Peas, 4o bales
Domestics u bales Yarn, 1872 bags cotton seed,
At casks Clay, 90 packages Sundries. Per schr
q Raymoud-170.000 feet Yellow Pine Lumber
Per schr lnly-29 bbls Spirits Iurpen-
tine 2O0,0O) feet Yellow Pine Lumber, Piano.
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Catawamteas-SGoO oOQ
feet Lumber ..... Per schr n Jones-6O,0 ,0O0 ieet
Inmber Per schr James parsonS-l35.-
0(l0 feet Flooring Boards 49,. Per schr d I'd
wards-1JO, 900 feet Flooring Boards. -. Per schr
E9 Nsylor-163. .00o feet Flooring Boards......
r Smith-S75 tons Quarry Rock.
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Total exports, Sc...............lSS9o ll7ils s23'
Stock on hand and on shipboard 724 sOOs 1725
SEA ISLAND CorroN.-The arrivals have been very
light and were about 20 bales of island, Florida
qualities. The stock has become go much reduced
that the operations buyers were restricted to the
purchase of few limited lots, amounting in all to
near so bales for the wee which were purchased at
very stiff prices. Among the transactions were
bales stained sea islands at 35c q ii, do. at ST.,
at IS, at 65 S at 70. at Is, and at 81 10 p IT,;
of FloriJas, 10 at co. Il at 20, at at 3d. and at
81 = 10. The limited amount of the trade induced
by want of stock renders it difficult 10 give quota
,ions, and We quote somewhat nominal, say for
Flor;das, common quality 5O@60c. 4 TO- medium
ssa 75c.. fnc sO@sOc, and upwards for choice lots.
Sea islands may be quoted, say for stained 25@4oc.
2 b., inferior 5G65c., fine sO:.@s1 10, aud extra
line and choice lots 81 20@l so e ft.
RICE-The crop OF this grain is about all to hand,
and the supplies On the market are confined to small
lots, which are offered by factors from stocks low
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, April 11.-CoTToS-T The market
opened this morning with some indications OF ac-
tivity, several ls.s being on SALE Very soon, now
ever. the Liverpool telegram announced: "Honday
mi Tuesday" with no allusion to the closing die
patch OF Thursday, noting decline, where an ao-
vance had been looked for.
This was followed by New York accounts tne
tenor Of which could not be reconcied with tne sus
picious dispatch before alluded to. The result was
that holders leaning more TO the opinion that there
was some design in this disagreement Witndrew
,retty generally from the market.
After P. VI further New York kilograms report
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

IFoR THE wEEK ENDING THURSDAY, APRIL 10.
COIIoN.-The value of this article during the
week has had tendency to improve, under the dis
position to rmer rates which have characterized the
leading markets; and the very light stocks now held
here By factors make them ndsposed TO sell, unless
good prices are secured. The very limited supplies
Of the arcle that remain to come forward will afford
buyers but sna.l basis on which to operate; and
The vitality of the market will disappear until the
new crop commences to come to hand, and afford
field for active competition. The prices at the lead
ing markets have been follows: The rates at Lv-
erpco a: 121Sd. p TO- stifened to l2ld., and l2;Ed.
@;1o;:d., and declined yesterday 70 1a}sd.; the
New York market commencing at os;s93o, iua-
proved TO 91@3l1s, closing yesterday a. 30:s @3lc
= TO- Tor New York mlddling The article here, in
the same time, which began at 291:, hardened g 50
aad SIC. q 10, and was quoted yesterday q. &c. q
rs. romiralIy for middlirg upland.
The receipts for the We at this point show de.
cided decline and nave been &c bales OF sea Islands
aad floridas, and 1885 bales Of rpiands, OF which
$50 were from Savannah, against Il bales Of sea 81:
ands and F!crid.s. and 5344 bales OF uplands the
week before, aud LAG bales OF Sea islands ard For-
das, and 1919 bales OF uands for the corresponding
week last year.
The transactions in The article during the past
week, and the prices obtaiced, will be seen by ,he
following report:
On Friday, April loth.l this day being Good Friday
and consequently partially observed as a holiday.
the piarke, was quiet and inactive, there being 10
trsa sactiors during the day. quotations were conse
oaenrly nominal 3ts
On Saturday prices had an upward tendency. and
about goo bales changed hands OF he basis Of &c.
TO- for middhng, but after receipt o. New York tee
grams factors generally hardened their rates, O.
dinary TO good ordinary being quoted a. 27@ 2S;s;
low mildling at ae92sI:; m!dding at SOc., arc ssrc
nl:ddling nominal. there being no transactions.
on Monday with gooG dsmand, the market har-
dene6 i to 1c = 10. sales SOD bales, ordinary 20
good ordinary being quoted ct 271Saea, low lniddinS
at 50, ,niddliag at 81 and strict mddIng nominal,
there being 10 operations in this grade.
On Tuesday, the staple was only in moderate re-
quest with some disposition TO easier rates IN the
lower grades, while the finer qualities continued
s-m. Sales $50 bales; quotations unaltered.
On Wednesday, the prices asked by sellers was
above wha, purchasers 1elt authorized to give, and
the market was quiet; sales less than 100 baes quo
tatous somewha. nominal before say ior ordinary
to good ordinary al1s@a9, low middling at 50, mid
ding at 81. and strict middling, no sales
Yesterday the market came TO stand, buyers be.
ing unable to pay previous prices and sellers re-
fusing 10 soften their rates; sales oay bales al
they are entirely nominal in the preseut condition Of