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ENGLAND.

The Irish Church Question-Opposition 20 the
Gladstone Observation-Disclosures Of an Alleged
Prominent Fenian-The Bank Return. s.s
LONDON, March 20, 1853.
Petitions to the House OF Commons expressing
strong opposition to the resolutions introduced by
Mr.. Gladstone looking to Church reform in Ireland
are In circulation and receiving many signatures.
Captain Deasy, who was, In company with Colonel
Burke, rescued from the police Of Manchester on
the occasion OF the riots in that town. has been ar
rested at Stafford and lodged In jail.
The amount Of bullion In the Bank Of England has
increased during the past week S157,OOO.
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, March 26 1868.
The Annual Appropriation bill was ordered to
third reading.
communication was received from Ward Hunt,
presiding Judge Of the Court of Appeals, announcing
that the court was now in session in Albany and
ready to act upon the subject OF the impeachment of
Robert O. Dorm as their duty may require.
Mr. LITTLE moved that two additional members be
added to the managers in the matter OF impeach-
ment OF Robert Q. Dorm, which was carried.
BILLS PASSED.
The Canal Deficiency bill; to provide for the erec-
ton OF wharveS and piers In Harlem river below
Second avenue; to amend the Syracuse Educational
act; authorizing the city OF Buffalo to subscribe to
the capital stock of the Buffalo and Washington
Railroad Company; authorizing the Governor, Secre-
tary OF State and Attorney General to appoint Su
preme Court reporter.
Evening Session.
BILLS PASSED.
To extend the time for collection of taxes in Osweg0
city, to amend the charter Of the Mutual Gaslight
Company Of New York; to regulate the running OF
boats on the South and Hamilton ferries between
Brooklyn and New York; to amend the act relative TO
the Trust and Deposit Company Of Onondaga. :.
Mr.. KIERNAN moved to suspend the order OF
third reading Of bills In order to go into Committee
of the Whole on the bill to incorporate the Arcade
Underground Railroad Company. Lost-o2 to 63.
LEGAL ADVERTISING IN NEW YORK {, CITY. r,,, vor,,
The bill relative legal advertising In New YORK
has been ordered to be engrossed Tor tnrd readne
In Assembly. 1t was slightly amended Dy ADDING 70
the third section, published heretofore, I'm case
lish such notice, summons or advertisement upon
the rendering OF the legal rec tnereiOr any udge o.
the court offering such publication may direct that
1t be made in any other paper.u And also adding
summons, complaint, citation or advertisement
commenced In such paper shall be continued until
the legal requirement In reference to the time OF
such publication shall be compiled with"
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, March 20, 1868.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.

ALBANY, March 20, 1868.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
incorporating the West Side, Fulton, Newburg
Geneva and Fishkill Savings Banks Of New York |;
changing the name Of the New York Ladies' Educa-
tional Union; incorporating the Ursuline Convent;
extending the time for the completion Of the New
York and Housatonc Railroad; Incorporating the
veterans OF the Twenty-second regiment. National
Guard Of New York; the Yonkers Hospital bill;
the West Farms and New Rochelle Town Hall bills !;
Incorporating the Safe Deposit Company Of Ro-
chester; incorporating the Niagara Water Works
Company; for the relief Of st. Mary's church, New
York.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. NIcHoLs-lncorporatng trustees for the
management OF certain funds now held by the
Diocese Of the Episcopal church Of Western New
York; also relative to mortgages executed by Rail-
mortgages are recorded as real estate they need
not be filed as chatte mortgages.
The COMMITTEES appointed to investigate the affairs
OF the Erie Railroad were given until next Tuesday
to prepare and make their report.
BY Mr.. EDwARDs-To promote mechanical towage
upon the canals In this State.
BY Mr. CREAMER-A bin relative to steam boilers In
New York. II authorizes the Police Commissioners
TO appoint inspectors OF steam boilers, who shall
make regular inspections OF all steam boilers in their
respective districts and report every six months
Also o bin incorporating the Empire Skating Rink
Association In New York.
BILLS PASSED.
Incorporating the German Savings Bank at Nor
risana incorporating the Security Savings Bank at
New York. Incorporating the Deaconess Institution OF
the Lutheran church; authorizing the completion OF
Third street. Brooklyn, Improvement; authorizing
the Syracuse Board OF Education to transfer GER
tain fund; making more stringent law relative to
storage OF combnstibe material in New York; incor-
porating the Buffalo Park Association; incorporating
the jamestown Driving Park Association.
Evening Session.
The bill authorizing the Central Virginia Copper
and Gold Mining and Smelling Company to issue
"a 900 instead Of 400 shares was ordered to third
reading.
The bill authorizing life insurance companies to
invest In real estate outside Of this State and within
q radius OF fifty miles OF New York, was l0st-l5 to
Is. motion to reconsider was tabled.
A bill concerning Hell Gate pilots was recOmmt-
ted, on motion Of Mr.. GENET.
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate yesterday the resolution appointing
the Sd OF April as the day of adjournment was re-
called on the motion Of Senator Winfield. In the
House Mr. Hendrickson introduced a bill providing
that when jury shall convict of murder In the first
degree they alone shall determine the punishment,
whether hanging or Imprisonment for life; but when
prisoner pleads guilty to the charge the court shall
determine the punishment. bill was passed de-
clarng that members of trades unions who 'strike"
against their employers are not cOnsplratOrs.
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TENNESSEE.

Verdict Against Railroad Company-Fire mt
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, March 20, 1S68
In the United States District Court to-day, in the
case of Samuel Reeves, Of Salisbury, N c. against
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for damages
to lot of tobacco at Chattanooga during the flood
last March, the jury returned verdict for $10,9O0
Mclean h Monoghan's liquor store. corner OF
morning, together with the stock. The loss will
amount to $4,000; insured for $4,000 In the Phoenix
and Manhattan Insurance Companies of New York.
Eliot Co., proprietors Of the building, lost $4,000;
insured for $4,000 in the Aetna and Manhattan In
Surance Companies.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Convention-Trinl of the Alleged MUIR.
dcrcr Of Captain Estelle.
JACKSON March 20, 1868.
Nothing important transpired in the Reconstruc-
ton Convention to-day.
The preliminary trial OF Mills Gibbons who Is
accused Of assassnating Captain Estele, has occu-
pied the court for the past two days and Is not vet
closed. All the evidence thus far points to his guilt
The Jail where he Is confined Is guarded by United
States soldiers.
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The Union Pacific Railroad Bridge Over the
Missouri River to be Located Mt Council
Bluffs.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, March 20, 1868.
The Union Pacific Railroad board Of directors
made the location OF the Council Bluffs Union Pa
cifc Railroad bridge across the Missouri river at
Trains Table to-day. The action Is final Council
Bluffs secures the passenger and freight transfers
and depot buildings within her corporate limits.
The citizens are jubilant over the event.
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Session Of the Northern Diet-Prince Napo-
Icons Visit.
BERLIN, March &C. 1868.
The North German Diet had reelected all Its
officers Of the last session.
1t is reported that the Prussian government had
addressed circular note to all of its diplomatic
representatives abroad denying emphaticaly that
the recent mission Of Prince Napoleon to Berlin and
Germany had any political object.
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CUBA.

Sugnr Markct-Exchange observation-disclosures
Intelligence.
HAVANA, March 20, 1S6s
The sugar market is animated. Sales were made
to-day at ~ 7S reals per arrobe for No. II Dutch
standard.
Exchange-On London, OK o 1ok per cent pre-
MUM; on the United States, currency 2ok per cent
discount; I'm gold, per cent premium; on Paris,
per cent premium; Hamburg, As per cent discount
The steamship Missouri Captain Palmer, which
left New York on the 10th inst. via Nassau arrived
here tO-dav.
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ARKANSAS.

The ElectIon-Both Parties Claiming a Vic
tory.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March &C. 1858.
The Arkansas election returns come in slowly, both
parties claiming victory. The official returns will
be required to decide 1t.
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Ask for n Waltham Watch.
1T is THE BEST; 1T IS THE CHEAPEST.
I. b. BYNNER 4 CO., ls9 Broadway, N. z.
A Few Tell Tales.
MAN HORRIBLY BEATEN, ROBBED AND LEFT


robbed in Atlantic street. Brooklyn having three OF his ribs
broken over his left lung was taken o the Long Island Medi
account of his fearful and terrible agony from the
internal injuries received His considered hopeess
and Il was reported in Sundays Herald the Brooklyn
tenan purchased x5 or pint bottle OF WOLCOTTS PAIN
PAINT that the remedy faithfully applied Tho
effect produced than marvellous, for within ten
vanished and the sat upright In bed
He has medical treatment and conaid-
OF but has the best prospect for
We would add that Mr. Fahn Is hard
working mechanic, and his family in needy ccum-
Is possible that laying claims 70
benevolent heart will allow this worthy family TO suffer
Mr. Fahn lives the of Smith and Baltic sreets
/ have used Dr. woLCoTTs PAIN PAINT for rhema.ism
in my and that has entirely cured meJACOB
DEKEICH, pastor Of the German Evangelical church at
Albany, N. Y.
pain almost instantly II relieved me Of pain in back
allowed rest for three days and nights
and application did the work completely. y.-DELAVAN
PECK proprietor Stanwx Hall and Peck's HOTEL Albany.
N. Y.
pleasure recommending DIR. Wolcots Pain Paint,
removed pain my back few minutes eight
and have been well since.-A A. POST.
Merchant, No. 466 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
sell Of Wolcos Pain Paint than all the other patent
medicines combined and keep full supply Of all that have
ydemand.-VALENTINE HAMMANN, Druggist, ii Sew
enth avenue, New York.
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VIRGINIA..

The Conventional Loan to be Negotiated
The DISTINGUISHING Propositions-A Mayor
of Petersburg Appointed.
RICHMOND March 90, 1868.
In the Convention to-day the Committee on Loan
for the Expenses reported that General Schofeld
would see that the members of the Convention were
paid to the 9th OF April, and that party had been
found ready to negotiate the loan ordered by the
Convention.
proposi.on 10 dislrancnise an VINO voted Tor Sc,
to 81. Another proposition to dsfranchse all who
were secession candidates. or who spoke or wrote
for the rebellion defeated by so yeas to As nays
The subject OF Acknowledgement was indefinitely
postponed by vote OF yeas g. nays IL.
General Schodeld to-day appointed Rush Burgess,
of Petersburg, Va, Mayor Of that city, the former
Mayor having resigned.
The New York herald., 1868-03-27

InvaIid,s Wheel Chairs for Use Indoor or
price 32c to 40. Invalids CARRIAGES 20 order
3. w. SMITH, 70 Willim street.
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officers, who held meeting to mutually express
their grieE
General Alatorre has Professionally entrusted the
military command In Yucatan to Colonel Cereza.
The New York herald., 1868-03-27

A War Ship for Japan

War Ship for Japan.
FLORENCE March 26, 1S8S
1t is officially announced to-day that the govern
ment will send ship Of to Japan to protect the
trade Of Italy in those waters.
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Choice Seeds, Plants and Trees.-Priccd
descriptive catalogues Freight paid Boston
New York b. N. WATSON, Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass
The New York herald., 1868-03-27

Immense Prices Paid for Old Books
1OO,UCO old books on hand. Catalogue No. Is free.
LEGGAT BROTHERS, lib Nassau street.
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A Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures COc0ain0
mparts fine gloss and superior to French pomades and
OF alcoholic washes.
The New York herald., 1868-03-27

Batchelor's Hair Dyc.-The Best In tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable, insanta-
neous Factory Is Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-27

Clirehugh,s HIusive Wig and T0uycc.-Thc
best Braid Bands. Wholesale and retail 1886 Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-03-27

MiIIer's shoe store, No. 8 Union Square,
Ladies', Misses Boys and Infants Boots and Shoes All
STYLES. Moderate prices.
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Beware of Bogus DIR. Huntcrs.-The City
country is full of knaves every trick to rob the
Doctor his great reputation as skfn and reliable phys
cian He has other Office but No Division street. where,
for thirty years. he has saved the lives Of thousands and
restored them TO health, strength vsor and their original
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wir., Toupecs and Ornamental Hair .-Best
quality Hair Dye Hair Dyeing all criors, at BATCEL
ORsS. 16 Bond street.
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Furniture.
New styles hrst class Furniture At KELTys Az Broad
NJ
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A New Fenian Movement In Nashville-Acci-
dent to a Supreme Court Judge.

dent to q Supreme Court Judge.
NASHVILLE March 26 1885,
new Fenian movement inaugurated by the Nash
vile Circle is eliminating. majority Of the circle
will form general convention in May to get 500 600
men pledged before another move is made on the
enemy.
Judge Harrison, of the Supreme Court, was thrown
from buggy this evening, and had his right ankle
fractured and the gaments ruptured. He was other
wise unhurt.
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vyjIdcr,s Patent Suiap4nudcr Safes.-Tho
hes, Freproof Safe made For vile at No. Cortland street.
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Mrs. M. q. Browns Poor Richard's Eye
Waer-Lts Sunken Eyes, strengthens Weak Eyes, clears
Dim Eyes To be had OF all Druggss at 25c. per bottle.
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Printing Of Every Description Executed with
and despatch and a lower than elsewhere At
the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLIsHMENrs
81 Nassau street.
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Cristnd0rO's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured. Wholesale and retail also applied at No.
Aotor Han
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A. A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars
and Cuffs be had everywhere Mandatory Ss7 Broad
way, New York.
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The Great American CoDsunptfve ReW o.
dy-Dr. WILLIAM HALLS RAI4SAM for the lungs ever
fails TO subdue q cough few days For sale at Drug
Store, Herald Building.
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NIissisquoi Springs Dopot-535 Broadway
New York
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xtraordinnry Cures of Coughs and Colds,
result from the use OF xlSrARs BALSAM OF wiLn
CHERRY.
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Spring Styles.-Scfting All Lengthy Prefhc0~
nAide ourselves 10 announcing the fact that
KNoxs spring style HATS are now To be had This We
take a. will be glad 10 the male votares OF fashion,
Those who have already purchased Of the great hae
end have not become regular CUSTOMERS win do well 70 pro-
cecd at 10 2I2 b oadway.
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ScWfn9 m0ch1ne, Wurs -. ~.
notice appeared in the OF TIE 2sh inst cantosIng
the sewing machines
and sold by The Empire Sewing Machine Company the kna
Company the Finklc Lyon Company signed BY the
Wheeler Wilson Companies and
the Grover a Baker Sewing Machine Company
We the undersigned, have this obtained from Hon.
Jasper W. Gilbert OF the judges OF the Supreme Court OF
the State New York. njuncton against seead Wheeler
wilson, grover Baker and Singer companies restraining
them from any farther publication caution TO the public
against the purct Of machines. will be-
counsel for damages bnsnes
resulting from ach publication We assurc all patrons
and agents resisting exorbane
demands Of gigantic monopoly for farther royaty upon
patents alleged be Afrnged by We deny ana aA
alleged nfrngemenis, and do hereby noy all onr pa
and agents that shall protect them In the aet anu
undisturbed use OF machines.
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
J. .E. BRAC NSDORF 4 Co, Propristors oi ine Gtns.
FINkLE LYON :. N. co.
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Missisquoi Springs Depot-53J Broadway
N,.vv vark
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HAVANA, March 20, 1858.
The State OF Tamaulipas continues TO expel for.
eigners by virtue othe decree issued last October by
the supreme government
The British Consul at Vera Cruz denies having had
any connection with the smuggling on the steamer
Danube.
The estimated revenues are twelve millions; the
expenditures twenty -one millions for the next year.
1t is thence argued that Mexico will be unable to pay
the interest on her debt.
The Legislature Of Vera Cruz has repealed the poll
tax.
deputy from the State Of Puebla made motion
in Congress to censure the conduct OF the federal
troops at Acatan In said State as their Intervention
TO prevent the disorder, which was insignificant had
not been solicited. The motion was lost.
The company who are to build the telegraph be-
tween ColIma and Manzanillo are waiting for the
materials from California.
The road from Acapulco to Iquala has been sur
veyed.
Az Guadalajara the reported conspiracy against
General Corona turned out to consist 9ply q I'VE
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DISPATCHES to several Western pa
pers say that the nomination. of Gen.
Schofield as Secretary of War, turns
out to be another move of Mr.. Johnson
made on his own responsibility, and
without even consulting his friends;
and that Gen. Schofeld's recent visit to
Washington had nothing to do with the
matter, but was wholly for purposes of
consultation with Gen. Grant regarding
the condition of affairs. in Virginia.
Gen. Grant has fully discussed the sit
uation there with leading Republicans,
and the action taken has been such as
they approve. 1t believed by all these
that the Presidents offer of the Secre-
taryship of War has been made to
Schofiel dior the purpose of making it
appear that one at least ofthe military
commanders indorses his action. 1t is
fully expected that his success will be
the same as in the case OF Generals
Sherman and George II. Thomas. The
Senate viii take no action in the mat
ter, and if the move was made by the
President to have any effect upon i'm
peachment one way or the other, it has
already failed, It has come TO light
that the President offered the place TO
General Schoheld a number of months
since, and that the offer was promptly
declined. He was in fact one of the
first Generals the President attempted
to draw into the political contest
against Congress.
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MISSOURI.
Convention of Radical EdItors.-Sena
torDrake on Suffrage.

Convention OF Radical Editors'--Sena
torDrake on Suffrage.
ST. LOUIS, April ga convention O
radical editors of Missouri is to be held
here on the first OF May, to effect more
thorough political organization for the
coming campaign.
U. s. Senator Charles ID. Drake pub
fishes an address TO the radicals ofMis-
souri,, in which he takes strong and
earnest grounds in favor of impartial
suffrage, and urges a more thorough
and complete organization OF the party
through the State.
Hon. Henry T. Blair, in letter to
Judge Warmoth, Of Rolla, declines to
become a candidate for Governor, and
gives his views in regard to the platform
the Republicans ought TO adopt In the
approaching State campaign:
The delegate meeting Of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Mission met at Chrtsts
Church, in this city, this morning.
Several Bishops and a number OF dele
gates from abroad, including Bishop
O'Neil, are present. Rev. DR.. Benz. J.
Haight, of Kew York, presides over the
commission.
a dispatch from Cheyenne says that
the stables of Company I, Second Cav
airy, were destroyed by fire Saturday,
together with 65 horses. Loss about
SIS, 600.
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The War In AbyssInnIa--.MAgdA
Taken by the EnElish---TheOdOre
Ronttd and RiIIed.--The English
CaptIves ReIeased.--TheF Fortress De
spoiIed-rhe KILLED, wounded and
Prisoners.
LONDON, April 26.-P. M.-StilI later
advices from Abyssinia, dated at Zoula.
on the 18th Of April, have been received
here. The very latest reports had at
that point from the scene of action in
Magdala, represent that 1900 native
troops had laid down their arms TO Ma
pier, and that Theodore bad 500 SOL
diers killed and ], 500 wounded in the
late engagement.
Adyices from Napier's headquarters
in MagdalR, without date, are also to
hand. They state that the Europeans
lately held as captives there, number
ing 60 persons, including men, women
and children, were alreaGy on the
route to ZoulA for home, and that the
entire force of Theodore's army had
been either killed, wounded or cap
tured. Gen. Napier takes by his Vlcto-
ry the 2S large guns just used against
him, sc, 600 stand OF small arms, ten
thousand shields, such as used
in battle In open field by the Abysstn-
ians, 10000 spears and many other
articles OF war equipments. Amer the
works were completely taken King
was found dead by the Eng
lish soldiers. On entering the centre
of his stronghold he was shot through
the head. Some persons say he was
killed during one of the battles. 9th
ers incline 10 the opinion that he com
mitted suicide when he found the for-
tunes of the day against him. The
Kings body was recognized among the
killed and wounded by the British cap
tiyes when released. Theodore's two
sons were taken prisoners The inte-
rior of the fortress of Magdala presented
3 splendid sight, the place glowing with
barbaric splendor. The British troops
plundered it at once. They found four
Royal crowns made of solid gold S2O,-
OO0 in silver plate, several lots of rich
Jewels and other articles of great valne.
April 27.-Advices from
Sydney, Australia, to-day, state that
Farrell who attempted to assassinate
Prince Alfred, has been tried, found
guilty and Bentenced to death.
LONDON. April Z7-1=20 P. M-The
weather is delightful, and favorable for
crops.
The Abyssinian news imparts better
feeling in financial circles. The money
is easier. Consols 94a941Si Illi-
nois Central 74SSa763<; q. 8. Bonds 7lN
Rn2S.
LIVERPOOL, April z-1:20 P. M
Cotton, buoyant and higher; American
La5fd higher Uplands
I3d, to arrive 1S1<a139Sd; Orleans 131<d.
quiet; Corn, declined 20
SSs; Lard Active and hrmer al 65a66si
Pork, dull; Beef, declined to 1lId 6s;
others unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
aARHEFs BIZ TELEsRAFH.
NkW LOHh1 ApIH :
REGULAR REPORT.

CoTroN-opened rather more steady
and closed quiet at about previous
prices; sales LOO bales at 33a331<c for
mIddling uplands, chiefly at S3c, and
closing quiet at that price.
FboUR-Closed dull and heavy for
low grades, but steady for medium and
good grades.
GRAN-Wheat-Steady with only a
limited supply and moderate export
demand. Rye-Inegular and unset
tied; retail sales g 25a2 q. Oats-Dun
at s41<aS5c for western In store. Corn
Heavy at 81 I3aI I6 for new mixed west
ern ahoat; 81 15a1 15z for old mixed
western in store.
PRoYuIoNs-Pork-Quiet; sales go
bbls new mess at S2S so cash, and p
bbls, buyer TO May 18th, at so. Beef
Steady with a moderate demand. Cut
Meats-Firm with fair inquiry. Bacon
Quiet and unchanged. Lard-Qutet
at 1S1<a1s1sc for fair to prime steam
and kettle rendered.
Eees-Moderately active at 2Sa24c.
DRY GOODS.
The market is rather inactive and
unchanged.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-opened heavy at ISs7<. but
strengthened to I39I<; falling again to
ISs91, and closing At 1SsXal39.