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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-05-16
From the London News.

Mr.. Disraeli is the Prime Minister elect of
England. His foot is ON the topmost round of the
ladder. He has fairly won the prize which is
within his grasp. This is not the time to discuss
the morality ofhis career. Mr.. Disraeli's political
biography during the last twenty years has been
the history of the Tory party. Whatever blame
may attach to him belongs in an equal degree to
it. That it should be in power, by means and for
ends which are notorious, may be n grave scandal;
but the scandal would be graver, rs adding ingrat-
itude to apostacy, if, being in power, it recognized
any other chief than himself. Mr.. Disraeli' s
Premiership Mt over sixty is more wonderful than
Pitts Premiership ut twenty-five. 1t involves a
victory over greater difficulties. 1t is Pascal, we
think, who declares that noble birth gives a man
thirty years start in life. The patrician sets out
from the point to which the plebeian slowly labors.
Viewing the distance over which he had to pass,
the obstacles which he had to surmount and the
weights with which he was loaded, it is scarcely
paradoxical to say that Mr.. Disraeli's success has
been quicker than Mr.. Pitts.
The London Examiner very ably-we will not
undertake to say how ~justly-portrays the char
acter and principles of the late and present
English Premier. We copy a single paragraph
for each:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-05-16
WRITING INKS
On Hand and For Sale

s. ES BEST BLACK lNh'
49, quarts, pints and cones.
Da'los. best Black Ink. quarts, pints and cones.
pavids' best Copying Ink, quarts aud pints.
Maynard r Noyes' best Copying Ink, quarts and pinfs-
bank Q London best Copying Ink, quarts and pnts- >.
Arnoid's Writing Fluid-in quarts and pints, received "
rect from London.
Arnold's Copying Fluid,
David's best Blue Ink, in cones;
Davtd's best Carmine fus, in glass stands;
indeiole Ink, for ~ liking linen.
None out h" GOA Writing Ink Kept for sde
BY IL. NJ. KNIfNka-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-05-16
ACCOUNT BOOKS

USHOSE TO OPEN NEW
SETS OF ACCOUNT BOOKS, on the first IT the year,
are invited u examine my stock just received, which embraces
all sizes and kinds, from miniature volumes to Royal
Also. everything required in the line Of Office Stationery.
COS In IL. NJ. WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-05-16

CAP, LETTER & Other PAPER.
'H,HE UNDERslGNED HAS RECEIVED
Il direct from the manufacturers,
SUPERIOR STOCK OF
Writing and Office Papers, Blank Books,
and Stationery,
Imported Expressly for Custom Trade, embracing i:
LETTER PAPER!
White Congress letter paper. ruled and unruled.
Blue letter paper, ruled and unruled.
Bloc official do. do. ruled with margin.
Thin white do do. plain.
Very thin white letter paper Dor European oOrrespOndenee>-
Packet Posi-, plain, blue and white.
Ladies Bath paper, white aud pink, ruled and plain.
al PAPERS!
Best white Ria. CAP zap s ra,si u and nnrnitd-
Mourning cap, unruIed.
Best English, white and blue laid. plain.
NOTE PAPERS,!
Best heavy white commercial note, ruled and unruled.
Best heavy blue commercial note, ruled and unruled.
Thick ivory note, plain and ruled.
Water lined (oar,ed) note PAPER, various size
Coiored French fancy paper.
Monogram note paper Cwith initial letter stamped on it,
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS!
Best broad white bill paper.
Best long fold lnarrG~l bill paper:
Thin white and blue account sales paper.
Flat CAP, white, ruled and plain.
Deny white, ruled and plain.
Medium, white, ruled and plain.
Royal white, ruled and plain.
Choice drawing paper, various sizes
Fancy gold and silver paper, various patterns.
French tissue papers. of all colors, very choice.
Tracing paper, for drawing plans of machinery, &c.
Venum tracing cloth. for drawing plans of machinery, &c,
Bristol Board of various sizes
Perforated board. CrayOn paper for drawing
Bill head paper,
Printing news and book paper.
Printers cards Of all styles, sizes and patterns.
Printers card board, of all colors-
Hardware and Manila papers.
Best Envelope paper
Copying letter book paper.
White and red blotting paper.
Together with every other Kind Of Paper in use.
ENVELOPES!
Best heavy white self-sealing etter envelopes.
Best heavy canary, bud and straw letter envelopes.
Opaque coiored rote and letter envelopes.
All sizes Of white note envelopes.
French ob!ong ladies letter envelopes.
oblong envelopes, open at the end.
Mourning letter, note and official envelopes.
Best heavy white, buff and canary official envelopes
Fine white, buff and blue cloth envelopes.
And also every other Article required i'm the Station.
cry Line.
For Sale by HI. NJ.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

is selling slowly to the trade and to supply the
local demand At 81 IS . 100 Ms.
HAY-The market continues dun aud prices
have sun further declined. Sales to-day 200
hales prime Ohio river at SO y ton. At auction.
to day Gales, we're made Of 100 bAes inferios in
lots at sl5M17 Is y ton.
P0RK-We notice an increased demand and
light supply, while prices are looking up. Sales
to-day were 293 bbls., Of which 100 and 1893 bills.
% s26 5bbI; itis held as retail 81 SIC 25@ z6 so
BAcos-The receipts to cay embraced nearly
200 casks It has been exceedingly scarce and
10 active request. Sales to-day foet up IS casks,
which were generally taken at full figures.
follows: 6 casks shoulders at l2sc.; and IL
casks do. ct 49,; 20 casks ribbed sides at l4e-,
10 and Is Casks clear ribbed sides at l5Dl53c,
and 10 and Is casks clear sides at l53c. " ID.
LkRD-The supply of prime and choice IS light
and The demand good at full figures. Sales to-day
$50 kegs prime at 153c. II d. - ~ = !"
FREI6HTs-Are duh. There isvery little cotton
Offering coastwise. snd but little tonnage. Freights
for Liverpool and Hagre are dull at t0l3d. We
now quote BY steam to Liverpool a. for cotton,
l64d. for corn and Cos. for tobacco Liverpool. By
san, "a for cotton, 0l6d. for corn and 5o955s.
for tobacco. To New York by steamer 10. for
cotton, 2oQ 22ic. for corn, sl2 for tobacco aud
a0c. for flour; New York by sail, &C. for cotton,
zoe. for corn and e5c. for -four. To Boston by
steam, llc. for cotton, zoe. for corn, and 90c.
for -four; Boston by san, e. for cotton, 18020c-
for corn,snd 65c. for -four. To Bremen BY sail,
] ic. for cotton. and 60055s. for tobacco. To
Hayre By sail, lic. for cotton So
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25
SEA IN Nov Orleans by
THEEArEgTIc VALUE OF GznAUIr

VHEHAPEUTIC VALUE OF GRlxAULT
CO.'s(Chemists IN Psrirl !, - .....l1
Ferruginous syrup OF Peruvian nark@
savsnts L q tks COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
sailed Feuugnous Syrup Of Peruvian Bark As~srs 0R1
NAULT CO., Chemists 20 H. L II Rrinoe Napoleon. n
Paris discovered medicine Of unexceptiou& merit end
the most highly eenpssnf persons nov agree In recognising
The following Important document hiss besn resolved mon
Germany country recognized the first chemss
the world from Professor Ketzins Chemical Analyzer
70 the Courfs Who eshes IN the following The
value q the Syrup Of Bark Nedical 0asss Of Vienna Co.
tMr GRIMAULT has uucessded In the hspplesf manner n
combining relative qualities Of different parts Of his Pu BE
AND ExCEILkNT MEDICINES; the mors the iron
disguised IN addition Gavof, IL much
rspdy Abeoro.d than any other fsrnsnoss medicine
sugnoos edcss which has solved The therapeutic problem
lang souef ssr Of giving frcs md bzrk IN simple srd
agreeable lorna es tro esset nd g az R,Ffi
ossncsi Ansly.sz % tie Law csaz.s Hss.l.sl chsnl
erar- tr-s.rfssos Professors Of Chsms1xy.s
Let D vhst ths French An5a..sdor 4
Vienna replies Grmanlf Co., regards the high
Et;u<tion N which Mr. Ks<z;nski 4 bed; : - al
"0Dzlus-In rspsy % Tie k.tsF yos tdrssesd . he
Exceency The Ambassador have the hono % inEu
list Professor Of high standing - Yen1A
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ossf Chemists N Germany IL
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In New orle-ns DucozaE. DEI.oCHE 1 aUuL0Ta
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

Orr on SxrrxReox psh ss lsss.
Arrived yesterdey-49e Texas Beeves 144 Calves
and Yearlings and 202 Sheep. sold--25s Texas
Beeves, IL Hogs, z6s Sheep aud 2 Mich Cows.
lo7 Calves and Yesrlings. So Hogs. lsl sheen and
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25
Il 1-s Retfer Than. Copafba- ssfrs .I.s
EAULrs cArsgLEs AID LIQUID EXTRACT On

al other failed thess
Nh always eec cure insure rapid extraordinary
cure and chronic Of private diseases
used In the hoepss Of Psrs By the ces sfed Dr.
RI nd and found greatly superior y AL htb ITO know
rsi remedies and cepsbs snd eubebs The aection
n.sd aud capsulss In chronic
Gczsrsi dspst fn-P1s GRfMAULT CO.'S
Chemists V Il. L B. Prince Napoleon
Is Richeisu.
8c< IN Nov Orleans by DUCON9E-
DELOCBR
oUuLO1,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

-Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup. for
Children Teetng greatly facilitates the tsehins
~ sOenng the gums reducing al inhamation-n alay all
Pain spasmodic action. and regulate
depend upon H. xofhes WI give oyour.ves,
leland heai weha put up .r
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have never been able any other
failed IN SIN le instance Cure when tin y used
Never did know instance dissatisfaction By any one
Who used n On te contrary. all delighted With iss spe
ration and speak terms Of eommendsson Of m~s-a
srsess and medics virtues We spsas this matter 'whss
do know after years Of experience. and pledge repu-
sssion for the falsmsnt Of here declare In
svsy instance where the infant susrns from pain azd ez
hansticn relief WIN be found nneen twenty minutes
saer the syrup Il sdministsrss. ssi.i ss
Pun directions for using win sssompsny botns Be
and call for M wfnsovs Soothing Syrup having
nc sime Of ourts Perkins" on As outside wrapper An
s<hers are base mutations
Sold By Druggists shroughout The world Price only 50
ssnts per Bottle 49, ~ US fe
oness-z5 Fslton street.. xsw York; a5 High HoDcrn,
London. England; AL 81 Pss street, Montreal Canada
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"A Has..ins street. New Orleans, La
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We are now h, receipt Of full nns Of Ensssh eerm-n aud
AnsrisAs Double and Single GUNS, "a reduced prices
BRS2Y FOLsoK CO.,
30 500 I-vve stree,, opposite the Postoniee
Agency Rsmington Arps Company, -
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

Stock OF hand Sept l35l..s............... los5,o
Received since catufday... -.......s...- % ~
heSeivsd previously s'S-t1oi
-s-.- - ~ e. 505s6
ExpcTtsd previously. sss Sass29
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

ooMPARArryR RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT rHa ROM
DURING PAST TWO WEkKs.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

,suGAR-The receipts since Saturday embrace
276 hhds and 10 bbls. The demand was more
active today and there was evidence Of q better
feeling in the market. The sales comprise 800
hhds. which were taken Of quotations. as follow:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

-Batsheior's Hair Dye-This spleadsd
Hair Dyss the in the world the only and perfect
Dye harmless resbe instansneu' ridiculous tints
remedies the III cf bad dyes nvgorate leaves
Hair fo and b. sutiul Black BrOEn- Sold BY AL Dug
gts and Perinm and rropery spilled a. Baeheors Ws
fac.ory No. Is Bond street. New Ysh
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

GUNs..."...."......eUNs eUNs.
We IN receipt Of full Hne Of English Germsn aud
AmercAa Double and Single UNs 81 reduced prices.
BESRY POLsoK CO.,
30 . Ui1 Ievve street, opposite the Postonnee
Agency Remington Arns Company
Depot OF Colts Rsvoivsrs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

By Telegraph CHICAGO MarcH IT,
FrouR-Ie~s active; salesat s. 500 Is
for low gra Ies TO chi Dice Spring extras.
WHEAT-More active and Ice lower;
sales of N0.l AT . a. o. and 40. , Al 81 S09-
q2iI: cl0sfnz at 81 So al 9l54 Tor No. 2.
CORN-NeW drme ana more active sii Is
at sl5zG5S3c for Winter nd fresh recel pts;
closing at SiZQS2c ior the former; nothing
done ID No. or y.
OATs-Duu at 567s g53c for Winter and
fresh receipts; closing az 56te951c Tor
EYE-DulI al 81 81 for No. ]; SO for 10. 2.
BARLET-In fair request; sales Of NO.
al g 50U2 50.
S23 IS. 10 tire extent Of loo Ubls but holders
al the close asked So S715024; prime mess
pork was firm and Sjd50c higher, win
transactions at 81. Lard was Ia active re-
quest; sales At l533c, and AZ the close there
We're more buyers than sellers az thaL ng-
ure; the latter generally asked 101zc. BULK
meats were f rnner: sales Of rough sides at
IL &c aud short rib middles Al l21zc; sweet
picked hams We're firm: a lot sold at l454c;
bat the best brands a. the close were held
at I4Jz0l5c. Mess beef was quiet at cl6.
Dressed hogs were Ia light supply and al
most nominal: a few lots changed nands
cline OF 25@30c; ranging from S7g9 for COM
mon TO choice. Beef cattle weak ana lOsg
I5c lower: 80 62129z > for fair; q 4O9e %
for medium good.
RECEIPTS -Of 1881 BIOS flour; 4,047 BUSH
els wheat; Il 800 bushels corn; 4,ll6 bushels
oats: $50 dressed hogs; $500 i've hogs.
SHIPMENTS OF SIS bbs -four; sos bush
els wheat; 2 500 bushels corn $500 bushels
oats; 5,054 live hogs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
SC. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. Louis. March 10.
ToBACCo-Aetive at fun price.
COTTOH-Held above the views of buy
ers: low middiing sold at 2214c.
FLoUR-LOw aud medium grades scarce
and in demauds Superfine sold at 81 SOC
S. 50; extra S9Q9 SO; double extra Sl0gll 30.
WHEAT-Steady. firm and unchanged,
81 $500 75 for Winter; 81 0S for fair Spring.
Constructive and slow; 50 g9Oc for
shelled 750SOc for ear.
OATS -Ftrmer aud higher; 7lM73c and
small sales for seed at 75M76c.
BARLEY--Advanced; sales of choice
Spring at 81 IS; stock very light.
RYE-Firm and more active at 81 659l 70;
latter for seed.
PORK Advanced with considerable in
quiry, and not much disposition to sell;
sales at S24W24 5z15-
BULK MEATs-Firn1er; loose shoulders
at keOkuk and clear rib sides &c.
acknowledgement and excited, and more
sellers than buyers for present delivery !;
shoulders hrm at lie; clear sides on the
spot l41ac; sales of 30 coo ditto. latter April
at li549l5c.
LARD-Firmer at l5Gl514e for choice
kettle; l55%c for kegs.
LIVE STOCK-QuieJ and unchanged; cat
tie range at 59Sc gross; sheep S3og6 80 per
head
Weather clear and cool.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. March 10.
FLOUR AND WHEAT-Are unchanged and
quiet.
''oRN "A fair demand for corn, and the
market firm, at SIC foe ear; shelled would
not sci for anv more than this.
RYE-Firm at 81 7591 rs. - 80
BARLEY Scarce, and none of cOnse-
puence offering
CoTToN-DuiI; middling could have been
bought at 23c at the close
MSS PORK-Firm, but not active, at
s24 50.
BULK MEATs-Held at 1Oc and l2c for
shoulders and sides.
BACON-In better demand: shOulderg lie (;
sides I3c; clear rib lie, and clear f4sA@
l45ac; bacon packed in slack cOoperage can
be bought a shade below the quotations.
LARD-Firm, at l552c, but not active (;
sales at 1J1{aI53Ss.
BUTrER-Scaree and firm at 4S852c.
EGGS-Advanced TO 23c.
GROCERIEs-U nchanged and quiet.
GOLDFISH.
ToBACCo-Rather dull; Tugs 5Oc9sl 90
lower; sales of ITO hhds. at 81 00Gl2 90 for
lngs, and Sl3 00Q26 90 for leaf
LARD-In demand at the close, at l515c,
and holders asking l6c, with a strong
market.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
yetg York Market.

BY Telegraph new YORK, March ~.
CorToS-steady sales of 1850 bales al
Csc for niddling uplands.
FLOUR-Recei pts 49E bbls; dull ana
shade lower: sales Of J, 40 bUls at IS goa 80
for superfine Stale and westerns - BOA
$40 .; FOR extra state; 50 639i - Tor extra
Western; So GOALS 80 for white wheat
extra So 9004 90 for round-hOOp Ohio;
$40 00Ql2 90 for extra st. LOUIS; 81 OO9l4 70
for good TO choice, do; closing quiet; sales
Of 1000 sacks of California heavy at
SI2 5OuI4 o.: rye flour is without decided
change; sales of $50 bbls at s. 1903 90.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY Nsminally unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and lc lover receipts Of
2.54l bushels; sales or 81 900 bushels at
Spring in store and delivered; s. 70 for
amber Pennsylvania; 50 - for white
RYE-Qniet with sales Of $500 bushels
Western at 81 So
Western TO arrive on the opening Of the
river at 81 -.
BtRBEY MALr-steadyi sales 200 bushels
CoRS-Rsceiots 1886 bushels; without
decided change: sales 43 Oe8 bushels at 81 20
al 20 for new mixed Western at1oat; 81 .
81 p for old do IN store; u I79l p for new
white Wester and Southern.
OArs-Receipts .29S bushels; lower; sales
6S 600 bushels AZ S3c for Western in store.
RICE Firm and quiet
SUGAR = Active; sales I,sOO hogsheads
MoLAss Es-Steady; sales I55 hogsheads
and 70 tterceS Carolina at 47c.
Hop Quiet a. l0G6Qc.
RETROLEUN-Steadya at l3c for crude, and
DC for refined, bonded.
PoRK-Firmer with fair demand; sales
2.S50 barrels at s24 509A 20 for new mess,
closing at S24 20 regular; S23 5Oa23 ~ for old
do, closing at So 50 cash so O0@2O IS for
prime. and 81 50423 90 for prime mess
BEEF-Firn and active; sales l.l70 bar
Tels; prices unchanged.
BEEF HANs-FirTn; sales $50 barrels at
$50 00a40 90.
CUT MEATs-Quiet; sales 260 packages at
l01a9llc for shoulders, and l49l5hc for
hams
DRESSED HOGS-Heavy at 1l9ll54c for
Western. and ll5zGI21zc for city
BACON-Qutet; sales $50 boxes at ll1sGl2c
for Cumberland cut; l3c for short ribbed,
and l4Nl41zc for short clear
LARD-Firmer; sales 1850 barrels at
l5Ul614c.
BUTTER Unsteady at 4OG4Sc for Ohio,
and 45U60c for $ ate
CHEEsE-Firm at l29l61%c.
-FREIG HTs-TO Liverpool, dull and lower
7,5O0bushels corn shipped per sail at sd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
Louisville Market.

BY Telegra on. LOUISVILLE, March IL.
ToBACCo-Sales of $50 hhds; market act
i've at IS 00a6 20 for Tugs; SIS 70 for fine, and
$40 90 for Hart COanty wrappers
FLOUH-Superfine IS 509S 70; fancy 81 90
@l3 %.
WHEAT-S2 5092 So.
OATs-Bulz at 6Sd70c.
CoRN--Bulk at 7597Sc.
LARD-At 1910.
Mss PORK-S24 90.
BACON-Shoulders 1l1%9ll1zc; clear sides
l41z@I45<c.
BULK MEATs-ShOulders at I01<e; clear
sides 131zc.
WHIsKY-RaW free s. 20.
CyTpOS-2392 BIC.
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view Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. March IS.
CorTON-Quiets sales 600 bales midd1ing
at 249s241zc; receipts 81 ,007 bales; no ex-
ports.
FLOUR-Market bare of low grades, and
the sales are confined to choice extra at
sl4Gl4 70
CoRN-But little doing; prime white 971zc
@sl 90.
OATS Firm at 7Sc.
PORK-Firmer at S25. IL
BACoN-Better; shoulders lie; clear sides
l4izc.
I.ARD-Dull; tierces 155<c; keg Ice.
GOLD-l391&.
STERLING-Bank I5l12@1521z.
n. Y. ExCHANGE-Par.
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NeW YOrk, cold and stOck Marker

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March 10.
MoNEY-A shade easier at per cent.
on call loans.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Q9iet at 93S99s%
for gold frSt-class bills.
GOLD Wfthout decided change; open ing
at 1885; declining to 1881, and closing at
l3o3 sGlSSZ.
GOVERNMENT s-Weak; Henry Clewes &
Coupons OF 1881, 1lO7S9ll1 do. 20. ll09ll01S /;
do. "a, l073S9ln7s4; do. 80, lOzs49l071S; do.
new, l06t49l 67s do. ~, l065s9l07; I0-40s,
l0054gl0O5s 7-30s. l05549l053s.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. March 70.
CoTTON-Dull and nominal; receipts S44
bales exports / 30 bales.
FLOUR-Duu; superfine SIS O0G9 90.
"a Ess PORK SIS 00G25 so.
BACON-ShOulders lie; clear sides l51Sc.
BULK MEATS - Shoulders, l0t<c; clear
sides, l4c.
LARD-l6GI7c.
CoRS-95cGSI 90.
OATS-S0c
HAY-Dull at ST.
BRA N--SsS1.
Conn MEAL-sl O0g4 p.
BUTrER-45946c.
EGGS-ISc.
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European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, March l9-Eve.
BONDs-721<. Othels unchanged.
FRANKFORT, March 19-Eve.
BONDs-Firmer; 755s97512.
LIVERPOOL. March I9-Eve.
CoTToS Quiet and steady uplands. IO1s,
on spot and afoat; sales of 10000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs - Dull. Corn declined to
40s cd.
LARD-Active; advanced to SIS Sd. Others
unchanged.