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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-23


PkTRoL.UE-1he market for crude, In bulk dull and
heavy about 1c for large os $50 bos sold
crude, In bbs. dull and nominal at ?3c 2SAc Tho
business In refined small but the market steady,
closing SAC. for standard white Tho sales $500
bbs For August at Skc s0 do for August and 500 do,
for September on private TERMS also e do Tor the nrst
half OF September at s2c. Naphha wssil at ?c locs
Philadelphia refined active for forw de-
livery, bat inactive the spot Prices were about 4c
lower closing SC The sales 500 bbis mt Sasc
and 1900 do, from September to December, At H4c
S3xc, ciosing at S2Ac. go
within the range Of She sc for common 10 prime RAN
sUsAR.-There fair business transacted 10 raw,
the market steady, closing at lssc for fair
good refining Cuba The sales loo hhds IL &c.
I've. Cuba and l2kc. l3Hc for Porto Rico; also
SADLY active demand at l5sc lssc for hard sc l6c.
lisc. Tor yellow. We quote ~Raw-Inrerior to com.
refining Cuba, l0sfc llc. fair 10 good do lasc
llsc iar 10 good grocery, lic a2sc. prime TO choice
do 1870. s%c centrifugal do. hhs and bores) 10kc.
l3hc. moasses do. (hhds and boxes, 10c he;
lado, DC. esc. HavanaBoxes ID. 3. Nos. 10 o. 11c
1lHc do do, le L la4c ls,sc DO do - 10 ~ 1870.
s1ssc do do 10 to IS i3Sc aac; DO do isto i4ke
grades, nssc. = iiAc. grocery do. nc. . l3,tc.
STEARfSK.-fhe demand very light and heard at
sales OF consequence. Prices unchanged ranging
at from l9c. 70 Gle. for common TO choice.
TAtbow-The demand was moderate Sales g. lbs a.
TrAhe market was quiet but prices continued steady
Sales $50 half chest Japans Carscaus and Arizona on
private terms.
wHrsKRY.-Reccipts, LILO bbls. The demand good,
but the business light being restricted by the
Tns sales 70 bbh at VI 70, TAX
paid, which price asked at the close.
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The following are the changes rom the previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
GENERAL NOTES.

The income returns In EngE'n" Vnio '0''' "
reported 10 be less than last year.
At A public sale, in Augusta, Ga'' recehUJ'
,os ooo in Confederate notes were sold for 20
professor Robert Won Schlagintweit intends
scture at Omaha Neb toward the end eli the present
month.
The Louisville Journal says that Spain lately
got rid of Queen IsOels and is likely sOOn W '0'0
another, the Queen q the Antilles
In the State of Virginia number OF iyro-
leans have iecently founded settlemeu' 0'iiou
burg, from the name Of their leaaer
Sonrt circles at Berlin are gossiplng over
- nro,nectiye marriage of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln anu
rount slmdtzville Grand Chamberlain OF the Duke OF
Baden.
II was reported that most Of the ordinance
diponce stores sold ut the Arsenal at Rock Isiand
DAYS ago. were bought by agents OF the Cuban u
surreotODists.
Fourteen railway locomotives have exploded
,thip the past seven months in the United States Kill
ing twentynine persons and severely woulding much
larger number
The Turner'S Society of Cape Girardeau, Mo-,
formed in 1885, incorporated in 1861 and numbering ~
members, will naugurate Turner Hall on the I9tn ins'
costing them, In all, abSTt Sl7,6oO.
young clerk in the Central Telegraph
ONCE OF France has discovered very Ingenious plan Tor
the rapid scprnng Of dispatches and has been onereu
100000 francs for his patent.
The Cretan rebel chiefs, who were captured
at the close Of the late nsurrecon have been sentenced
70 years' Imprisonment with hard labor despite the
promise Of amnesty from the Turkish Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Lespos April 2-ll mCouso spsn d9oI for money and
sSS E sa uo S. cs0 SI. s Ggd Wl sOel
70, LysnrGoa APnl MI PTht Cotton marie, opens quiet ..
per Genital GI NJ Bed Western "1 ''''H' "HeA" P'
HhvEs D TlcOttOu opened Cat a. Ia arc, su for Ire,
L9spos April III mcon,ol ool for money United States
are unchanged - -' "
LIt.Ero9 April FLIP mAdye. from Manchester r.por, ID.
msTet or lafn aud Fabrics heavy Bahs Bacon
eS per Dbl for CH.esriaa Cut Lar, M T,o~ dali .nd
unoLingea Hsai Haei are quiet Petroleum unchanged
HAVRH April 1.-THE Cotton market unchanged Tor both on the
spot aud AhoAt ~ 49, - w.
LONDON, Apn T-fo mConsos closed At Oh
,ni the account United states $50 bonds 80i Railway
PARis April 2L-1hs Bourse /, firm; Rents, N n ale
LIkRP0oL AlI gi;JO u-CsItoa ,Is.,d irregular Mdllps
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NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, April PIP. N.

Gold opened at 1891, sold at 133gO134, closing
at 1881 bid. The cearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were s62IOO and the balances S331sS4o g. Cash gold
eonered today HIGH as per sent being paid for
It's use for delivery. The steamer Holsatia took out
$4,000 In specie to-day. The payment account OF coin
Interest to-day was S347,24s 10.
Government bonds opened steady with continued de-
maDd for shipment. Considerable sums shaye already
renvested from the coupons sent here for payment
and from present appearances a large portion ofthe
foreign interest will be RENTED in bonds State bonds
show more activity under the increased in money
with considerable speculative purchases OF Tennessee
and North Carolina Bonds Indiana sold at ga; New
Tennessee per cent 68i9esl; Virginia per cent ex
Coupons $50 North Carolina per cent sold at 62a62i
New Bonds 6sl057I; Missouri per cent Lousi
ana per cent 49, Railroad bonds firmly held and
offered only In small lots Chicago Rock Island and Pa
cfc 70 sold at est; Columbus Chicago and Indiana Gen.
trail Ist $50 Lake Shore dividend bonds co. Bank shares
were firm; Metropolitan sold at I43 Butchers and Dro
vers 1875 Continental 1904 Fourth National 1893; Tenth
National 9s Miscellaneous shares higher Canton
sold at 62t Western Union, 49, Delaware Hudson 130
Express shares active with sales Of Adams at
GIL American Merchants Union Ala Wells, Fargo, $50.
Pacific Mail opened 9i sold at 93 a91 closing at 92
a93E. The share market excited on the NewYork
roads. EewYOrk Central made further advance OF
per cent, selling st 174i Hudson advanced per cent
Harlem advanced per cent selling at 1881 The great
strength OF these stocks stimulated advance OF ia per
cent upon the balance Of the list At the o'clock Board
the market unsettled by large sales to realize profits
with decline in New York Central Hudson and Harlem
OF per cent and the balance Of the list per cent
The market took all the stock offered the Second
Board was buoyaIt. Michigan Southern advanced to
1914; Lake Shore lOOi common &c. North
Western preferred. 90. The market was excited and
prices advanced by free bids for large blocks OF
stocks At the last Board the market was excited with
large transactions IN all the active shares At the close
the market was excited but prices well sustained.
The closing quotations Of Government bonds were as
follows:
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ST., 100000 GOLD.
@ PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or THB
st. Louis and St. Joseph Railroad Of
Missouri.

November l. at the - -
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY NETWORK
Tota ns Of Bonds 200 0O less S.o0O per ia mile, Of
road from the CITY Of 81 Joseph Lexington which
ha hssnoln per mis mortgages ks principal wsy
menis In the market
The COqpel Bluff and ST. Jospb and North Road.
cQBptd Are eobnsced by this road forming grand trunk
line from 81 Louis Omaha 80 miles SswYOk Chr
eagn ~.<r.-yTQS sss
The loan being rah taken hall Of which has seady been cold
approximate
The interest the the United States sos and payable the
cane Es We t2 6t and 63s prices they are 70 to 80
eeri hr than Governments and believe them to be equally
secure an inVesmenL
Parties Investing this month the May
The ounie, along the line the ouous and richest ageu
tu districts the State The local raAc Will be profitable aAd
the through travel aud freight be large that any Western
There excellent coal as the line which will also be
profitable source II Tevenue { the road.
win great satisfaction mend this security TO investors aud
trustees OF estates a. hstclass Investment
For further particulars apply ito
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers,
No. Ia NASSAU-ST,. NEW.YORK,
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,ps sug, drug on tas maL.t no. 50 abundant hat don't
RECEIPTS OF pRODUcE.

APRIL T,e bales Cotton, s15s hill. Flour 1000 bars Flour
0O bush Wheat 0Is bush Corn 81 R,.
100 bush Malt 2ss bush Peas $50 bbs Corn Meal m bags Corn
Meal l oo. asansd Petroleum bb, POri s ptg Cut
PtE seih9 $40 pig. Batter al Pig. Cheese pigs Lard OH
PITS Dried Fai. 35 bbs Whisky $40 bbls Bgg, l3 bales Wool
M bales Hops 'ss sides Leather 1910 dSI ia Lhd Tobacco
Bessun 800 HoTG SIS pig. Whale OIL SIS saci Mustard Seed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
Office Of FISK g. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
Opposite U, g. Sub TrsAsary.
AAEvEr TIsK,

Deposits U. g. Sub TrsAsery.
We receive the accounts of Parks,
Bankers. Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make collec-
tons Oh all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates Of
Deposit available in al! parts Of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes Of Government Securities,
and the Bonds of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock Elk.
change miscellaneous Stocks and
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six-per-cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid Of the Paclfc
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by moneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-per-cent. Government
Bond in the market.
Communications and inquiries by
Mail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
FISK g. HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE BONDS OF THE ST. LOUIS AND 81. JOSEPH
RAILROAD.
The Pacific Railroad is completed to within sound
of the locomotive whistle of clear morning. This
fact IS attracting attention to the railroads in the
great chain which is to stretch across continent
from sea to sea. Our attention has recently been
called to theSt Louis and ST. Joseph Railroad which
will soon follow the Pacific Road in joining New
York and San Francisco by the shortest distance In
direct line The length of the road is 72i miles from
Lexington to St. Joseph, connecting st. Louis with
Omaha The State of Missouri has no superior
| among tho Eastern and Mississippi Valley States;
its mineral equal to those of Pennsyl-
vana while its agricultural advantages are superior
Italy has not more inviting climate nor has the
West more productive soil This road opens up
Buchanan, Clay Clinton, Ray, and Lafayette Coun-
ties with all their vast resources of mineral and az
ricultural wealth. Their population is more dense
than any part of the State outside of sc. Louis The
probabilities are that the demand for coal westward
of Iexin viii increase tho moment this road is
built to such an extent that this item of freight
! alone will give handsome income.
No wonder then that the inhabitants of this section
give proof indubitable of the value of this road by
subscribing more than one-haf Of the $2,0OOO00 Of
stock required by its franchises The road is being
built in the most substantial manner, entirely for
cash, thereby securing the best Of material and
workmanship.
Our reasons for commencing this road are the fol-
lowing The capital stock is s2,oOO.oco more than
one-half raised by the counties through which it
passes and to this is to be added 81 100000 in bonds
which is invested in the road at onehaf Of the
bonds being already sold. Considering the fact that
one-haf of the stock is already taken at home, in
the counties through which tho road passes confidence
in its stability is at guaranteed. These bonds
are secured FIRST mortgage on 72 miles OF road,
equipments, rolling stock, depots lands, and tho
tire property Of the Company. portion Of the road
is already completed and the balance will be finished
within three four months The principal as well as
interest is payable IN gold at the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. The bonds are now selling at SAG,
and accrued interest. in currency. limited num-
Der are offered for sale by the Turner Brothers,
bankers at No. IA Nassaust, In this city, They bear
date Nov o 1863 have IS years to rum and bear in-
terest at the rate of six per cent annum, payable
tho first day of May and of November in each year.
1t will be that per cent can be saved by pur
chasing before Mayl. We predict for them speedy
rise to par. under the management of wisdom and
prObity which enters into the counsels Of this Com
pany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF TIE NATIONAL
PARK BANK-For the safe-keeping, and protection
from fire and burglars Of Securities Of oil kinds, in
GLIDING Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages Wills, and Dia-
monds, and valuable Jswelry OF every description
An inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
tIonal Park Bank In their building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfecy
attanable security has been reached, and at an eI-
trsmely moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor The officers viii take pleasure in showing
the yaplt on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

TIE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF EEw-YoRE, the
first established in the world Nos 142 and 146 Broad
way corner of Liberty-st, always keeps for rent in
its Burglar Proof Vaults not less than five hundred
small safes ahead Of the demand, at all prices from
SIS TO $5 per annum as to SIZE and receives for SAFE
KEEPING UNDER ITS GUARANTY, Government Bonds
and other securities at 81 for 900 for year and
Silver-Plate, Specie, Jewelry Shawls Laces &C., at
low rates The premises will be shown to visitors
whether for business or curiosity. Ladies are es.
pecially invited separate room for whom is provi
ded. Circulars at Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

Money is IN good supply at 617 per cent on call Com
rereal paper passed freely at sdlO per cent The sup
n is not arge md seers able 10 make better rates
Tho banks continue 20 receive liberal remttances OF cur
rency and are increasing their legal tender reserves
Sterling Exchange firm at l096lO9t for prime ~
day bills; sight, 1925 910sl
The transactions at the Office OF the United States Assist
ant Treasurer were Receipts for Customs $39OO for
Gold Notes. $4,000; total receipts, s7SO733 II. Total
payments, $7O8374 30. Balance, sS7,215,35S O5.
The earnings Of the Western Union Railroad for the
third week in April were:
Ss655I Ie6s....".. $40 SOL Decrease,
The following is statementiof the amount OF coal
TRANSPORTED by tho Delaware land Hudson Canal Com
pany: For the week ending April "a, 1862 60S9i tuns
same time last year. for tho season, 207Oa; Same
time last year, 132,i78.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF specie
from the port OF NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending April q, 1869, was A4Tl,695.
The Cincinnati Gdrets!of Monday says:
There was more than usual activity in business on Sat
urday. Checking heavy ana currency IN many In
stances as decreased during the day In tho banks Tho
demand for generally active, but the supply OF
capital was liberal and the applications OF dopostOrs
we're freely met at the usual rates Of 500 per cent tho
outside figure prevailing In the arket the amount
of paper offered not unusually large aud ell 81 ac'
ceptable character readily placed al II IL ger cent
Paper that strictly nrsolass is scarcely seen on tie
street now and 1t is in demand at lOd2 per cent Ihe
demand for exchange was more active from nerchants
and the market very nrm with general decrease IN
NewYcrk balances Rates fully sustained at par at
soc premium buying, and lilo premium selling Some
TRANSACTIONS between bankers occurred at 070o prem
iu and the of the market yerges on the shipping OF
currency and these may be shortly resumed There was
short supply OF cash gold and dealers paid within &C. Ot
tive, but there is confidence that rates Will not rule
| lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 70, 1862

TsIm-Rss aaos1e Medium mass Low, aseooc Inferior,
woois-6sps Hop. Mexican 3sossa
Beenos Ayres hsnno 89t Buenos Mssso soeae DOns
ko Washed 6641c.
WHISKY quis, and nominal al Gle for Western
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AaIITIn ALRKKTa

AsIATIc MARKETS.
S FRISeisco April AShangha adyce are 70 March a. The
io.ns the latest shangh. quotations. Erchsags Lon
Cold B f IT, ' s!I sss1sS bSi Bar S'' r N T
American Cotton Goods marie. uumpOrtsn Best
80 siis1st sSs:p ssosa 1885, J. British
Ss. 8 .d II. f British Sssi .S8 Good. re-
as@d Goals a1.tsIsd Frsg e. o to Lond0n Sailed
s S,.c,,. p Ss3,!,n o. @ ssa,s
@ ssas %'1 e..n M 5 e 5 shs.
;sst 3 oOS o. b., ~ chests: Exported A,nRs
PoTi. coo b.lss &c o,as6 tot. .s,s@.s g
bales, The last supply expected not exceed bales.
with 1900 and f 10 V sa.. q sis BUSHES.
DOMESTIC MARKRrs
PHLLpkIPHi April 2IC0on unchanged Clover Seed, ESQ
so F.I SEED sssss g FSSS 1achanssi except Penn
EI ,Ds Es% 81 R. ws' es 1 IN Gv gs
S..o MIXED %' ISL. "a sal T EssS. o Is
Flour a ~ A d n Prime % sds
Yellow 81 Dat. dahl at ssST2c for sh. Tss for Heavy
r. RE- s 9ST |. s,s e. Ssl IS Provisions '''sd WHISKY Or"
April quiet ard sssA's Ts,, wA:,:-
APbs S2s Bsehsr sl BnOn $40 ChSlar s2lo CoDadeIes
si, TorerS Ss Sis imperial s1l Kentuc sa.S Occidental
s, ogh ss. oysr1An $780, Savage s7e Sierra Nevada ssa
LounvELs April FREDERICKSBURG 200 bids Common I9gs
5se whe.s 1921 So Corn sSsSG Oats s1SS IS:, R{s
si,is, Clear f RiS sides Si Sa Meal. nominal WHISKY
9lc Cotton 26.c. for Mdilng
Osvrgo w. April 2-Pour good demand sales Of 900 bbls
5Dd SO for No Spring. 81 IS for Amber Wnter $50
o. White; s99ss 80 for Double Extras Wheat dali sale
Of 900 bu,h No Milwaukee Cab at private No. Chicago
Spring held 81 a. Corn very which cause. much etnn,s
dian RYE and nominal MfeedShOr S299s 25, sbip.tu1s
$3.50 S2T Mdding S239 $32 tun Railroad PregbFleO
600 bush. Wheat .. -
CyoIyyArf April 7T-Pour dnll: Family ss1s6A Wheat non
na dull 66167 Oats steady at 6To7lc ID,
latter price choice White RYE. 81 390sl 80 Barley nonua
unchanged quiet acye Of 6o bids al ~ u
8s7 IS the the highest price this season for New Leaf Whst
outlet Provisions quiet aud unchanged sales Of Mess PORK
BAL IS Bulk MesNcbns doing Bacon unchanged Lard nom
naly unchanged Gold 1881
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y RgcEIPrs OF BRRApsTUPFs.

FEATHERS are unchanged demand modee qnote Csc
PLAxTbe inquiry light for Domestic. but the n'rke. dm at u
FREiGS are daL To Liverpool By Bcr bush Corn ad
GRASIThe whs. market /, dq snd 'regaar sptSs better
Chicago spring, cash, 900 VI cot for No
Gis% sS 1sI ~ %. Ne g. $50 S'SsG .SS. t is@
81 SO fqr White Michigan 81 70 for Amber Mehs.o 81 81 toI
Nah MAN, % % 200 SaS c.n.@. W on private
SS i5 sr se o 'ss nd & Si @ sssA .G anal
.a. s sSS TU' ~. E 2n S1s sSi I'D more 9
eea, the = oco bush D.%g sSa Up.
. $50 .toat Western White :. s store for 0d Western
itTS e 5: ys 'S g SS s marie. A.y sale. of
we.t,% .r5gass, ard So9ihsn 5sssSs u
ssss nN Pc, t1Sa d" "n 10 per
in on contra, And 6u ulg trad. RETAINED
o mailing s,e pTrsSs' 70 any syss On ,ss .' g no:
steady particularly tbe sioeE made % ssI 81 se a aSs.
C.so iea de- Yer, Cruz md T.pieo zoe d.
other SOuAsrn iaa2e do Dry ss,. lids' remain steady 10
S. aiiSa and s,As il ss % o. T@pso
a :S. DO for G SGss Wei bas s.S. @
and he steady GPsh oil. ,s, .sos; reach Sus
laaaiss Par. iSills o. ~! S;"9s ,9, is,s cur
So d. Gisi Gpp5i Leather .ioei oh,y -seLts neglected
bot all t9d, q &. s veil =, fol rate. W. quote BS,n%, .G
Bi.su aase Do and Lsou, a9ac Do K,,. India ,toes
@ 81. sias & m DO Dead Gioes Boise
H1YTb. suppl, ar. and Ii. market is dali ard h.,vy Oae
per 100 fT Slipping 10 Retail lot. straw Ia
iaable, toJ Short and Gle d ! for Long Rys.
OPS-Thsre fair export csHIBd previous rael We quote AZ
safe. a. TO quality.
feu,n, Gus, aud prices uOmiO,iJ unchanged
We quote . 128l2ic. gold
LEATlER-Helock Sole attracting little tentou though
The demand yet not aeve and oashed m.r to ma Pee
Bushos &C. ga
7 for IIeatT 3oae Mds aud 9dJc for Light C,hior.
mia 2e0z7e r He.tI and oaJle for 1s .sd LTs. orases
2sd2Ge He.rJ 29dooe for hid. and ~ ASIDE fr Light ost
change Jstlo for Light 18dWc for Md
.OdI6s Tor IeiTyi Cropped Nd13c Bellies 9Jd43e
quote :, .sos, d.oe for m.aosi Cor 0.i
MBTALS-A Gs has been done Copper sta ID. Lae
delivery hut IL h' bad no s-v pn., Tor cash
sale, ofln0OA Detroit llc. sod $500 N Bolts 81 2Jic Tin Is
better from Europe sss 80 ,hs
reported sale, u Oo ,Lb " sTe BOssen at
| 1ic. We Quote !. follows:
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a, made m this morning 100 1so bags Of which 1900
9Do AZ Baltimore 500 al Boston and
a. this The current quotstons 6sc bon e
eoic for fair do; III 2c for good do let1
y9 10, nre 6lsic duty paid the for
49,. duy gold The inquiry for Rio continues f.
uniform market reported sales Of f8Oj
hs :, Mstbide BrAIleirs private and iIos
bs nv auction 20d22c T9 currency There has been
6b Java and embracing with the sales
xion referred IS 900 mAtAbout all here and TO arrive during
The balance Other kinds quiet; quote Java at 23e
singapore Pie Maacaibo l5d8c sS Lagnsyri 6alsc, god
COi-Tbe Domestic Allen or dealers holding
pubc Of the 2h Ito morrow Prices from Yard are
Is The arrivals not large but they have been In
notice steady STOCK
Foreign little attention and unsettled
steady 2ld2Jc Adaman
tine 4sc for Sperm aud sec. for Patent.
FLOUR AND MEATh market for Western and State Flour Is
grades but tue medium better brands
200 bblG SS 0Ss 30 for sn
pens IS asa sc 30 for Extra Stej 90 3d 81 for Fancy
State s59 Sc 80 for the low grades Of Western Brrs 20 500
choice Spring Wheat Extras; sc go 90 for Mime
sofa Iowa sta Sc 20 for Shipping Ohio &71 for
Trade brnds 81 IS 20 for Family bran 81 40d 81 90 for
Amber Wheat Extra Indiana and hhan 870Sa for White
l50 80 60 for Family do 81 206S2 30 for
ST. Louis Extra California Flour 10 Qust the
supply large sales Of $40 sacks al sGse for Horn, and $50
6 Is Ihmns Southern Flour In moderate demand and the
medium grades heAvy Of 40 bbs 80 5dK6 - for
ordinary Baltimore and County, 90 1886 90 for Br
ira virginia aud 81 20d 81 20 fer Family Do; 90 pD
3 for Extra Family Maryland and Delaware Rye Flour IL quiet
bb at 81 s1d SO % Corn Meal firm the
supp light 200 bills at 50 80 for W@Sern 81 for Jer
sey.G and y BrandVwine. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28

uplands ili32d Mddng Orleans iat02d sales 5000 bales.
Corn, 26i6 y Or for New MIsd Western.
LosDos, April TLnsesd Oh e3l Talov al cwt Sugar
quiet and steady. |'f
ANTWERP, April iz-PstrOlsun quiet and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
N. z. wHoLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THR WEEK ENDING April A. 1859.
IKrpfelaI for Tn n r. " N ReporLsrl

The following the Of articles In good condition n
sold BY commission houses by Wholesale Shippers receive to 10 per
cent less deducted or eemmssoes beside sd other CHARGE.
packages should be carefully marked with paint and the ma
Of the sender should also end Nail invoice
list ~ the articles the under side Of the and send letter BY
nail containing invoice aud directions stating how and when
Clean packages and putting will add much the 'aas
Of the produce r ".'i r-,'. = guy
-... BEANS AND PEAS. . '. i.' ~
Arrivals Of beans 62 bush than the previous week The
quiet and prices last week The nnest
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