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ChIorof0rm - The Thing "Ladfes' IS
Get Tight ON.

From the new ork Worlu.J
The extent to which the habit of the
secret use OF, chloroform prevails to-day
among all classes OF women, from the in
mates of the shameful haunts of Greene
street to the bells of Fifth avenue and the
pupils of fashionable boarding schools, is
known to few except the apothecaries
who supply the deadly drug. For deadly
it is i; and though its poison is sometimes
as swift as the cobra's, it is at other
times slow in it's vengeance, reaching
through years of misery, but always sure
and inevitable. We hear with terrible
frequency of sudden deaths from chloro-
form, "taken only to allay headache"
but we do not hear of the wreck of the
brain and the ruin of the nervous system
which its habitual use surely brings about.
The swiftness with which it produces its
dreamy intoxication, and the few ap-
parent traces which it leaves behind,
makes it favorite with women who know
nothing of its ungovernable force, its Gu
mulative effects, and its terribly dangerous
nature. Its use is far more to be depre-
Gated than that of alcohol or opium,
the effects of which can easily be foretold.
Chloroform, on the contrary, is as subtle
and sudden in its hayward vengeance as
the most treacherous and dangerous of
the women who nse it. The dose that
was seemingly innocuous yesterday, may,
if repeated, bring swift and resistless
death to-day, and, though the penalty
should be delayed, it is certain to be in
flicted sooner or later. When, year or
two ego, writer charged American
women with drunkenness, the charge
was easily repealed; for the delicate Or
ganization of the refined lady instinct
lively and notoriously shuns the rude
grasp of alcohol. The charge that chic
reform is largely used by women, is how
ever, lamentably true. 1t is generally
used in ignorance of its nature and ulti-
mate effects, but the sad and disgraceful
fact that it 10 habitually employed to an
alarming extent, as an aid to female
drunkenness, cannot be gainsaid.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, July 26.-At last tho Carlist
outbreak, so long expected, has occurred.
Five Hundred we'll drilled troops, under
the command of Gen. Sabarieregas, have
taken the field near Cinadad, where they
were defeated and dispersed by the Ma
tional troops, commanded by Gen. Torn
abeti. The battle took place in the morn
ing, and it is reported that the Carlist
party lost fifteen killed and a number
wounded. Only three officers are re-
ported killed on the side Of the govern
ment troops Fse
Near the town of Monzores a strong
party of the Carlists also made demon
straton, and subsequently succeeded in
intercepting the railroad trains and cut
ting the telegraph wires.
The latest accounts state that four
thousand Carlists had arrived in the pro-
vince of La Mancha, and that Govern
ment troops have been dispatched to the
scene of action.
The agitation ia general throughout
the whole country, and the people are
much excited over the late news. No
further hostilities have as yet been re-
ported, although it is feared that o
general rising may be expected all over
Spain, now that Don Carlos has crossed
the frontiers and opened communication
with his numerous partissns.
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The Houston Telegraph recounts the
following amusing incident:
A party of gentlemen were out on a
hunting excursion in the Colorado bot
tom. The rise was so sudden and rapid
that they had to seek safety in the
branches Of o tree, where they remained
two days before they we're relieved from
their perilous and starving condition
They lost their horse and buggy.
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Vicksburg still exhibits severe marks
of the siege of 1868. The numerous
caves in the sides of the hills where the
inhabitants took refuge are still open.
Recently one of these was opened, and
found to contain the bones of. family
supposed to have been suffocated by the
closing of the entrance. The riAe-pits
and earth. forts still remainaon the hill
tops, but the cannon have oil been re
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-26

Here's your money, dolt. and now
tel ne Why your rascally master wrote
siahissn letiers about that contemplate
ssm" I'm sure. rir, | can't say, but II
yoa'll s1cnss me, sir, sort o reckon
fssa beetase seventeen dids'.=sstoh it'
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Nev York Stoek-July 26, IL am
Market frm, with fais demand.

Hserpool CottOn-July 20, p.m.-
Cotton 6rner; uplsAds, l2ld; Orleans,
izid; sales to-day, 1900 bales.
London Money = July 26, / p.m.-
Fiystwsnties, s2i Erie, II; Consols, 90
Illinois Central, s4i; bonds in Frankfort,
ga rUHfH
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I Special Notices. ri

The Healing Pool.-An essay for young mer
on the crime of solitude. and the diseases ant
abuses which create supplements to marriage
with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed lettel
envelopes. free Of charge. Address. DR.. J
Skillin Houghton. Howard Association. Phil
adelphia, Pa. 73-l50
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Bou1wELL,s LETrER TO STOKES

George S. Boutwell,, nov Secretary Of
the Treasury at Washington, is correct
type Of the New England Yankee. who be-
lieves that the Puritan holds the diviae
right to govern every part Of this coun.
try. BE is not content with endesvOrinG
to discharge the duties Of bis Office, but
presuuss 70 dictate to Tsnnssseesns
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FeD York Money-July 26, 1925 a m.
Governments strong, and advancing
Exchange steady, at ll0l for sixty
day bills. Gold carrying at s per cent;
market bearish. f rc
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Notice.

0VyIcr op PLANTERS IxsuRaxcr ca,
MRsPH1s, TENN, July q, 1864
THE THIRD ANNUAL MEETING or
IL the stockholders of the Planters Insuranc.
Company. for the election Of Director for ~,
ensuing yesr, Will be held At this G fice on Mon
All stoS 4 holders are invited 10 be present in
80. W. A. GOODMAN.
AD-ia4 SecretaIyN
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Domestic and Foreign Market Reports. as
Photographed to the Public Ledger" by
the Southern Pacific and Atlantic Tsle-
graph Company.
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EDUCATIONAL.
PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,

THREE AND A HALF MILES FROM
J. Memphis, near Memphis and Charleston
railroad. The 9Th session will open Sep tenn
Der 6. 1863: Students prepared for the Univer-
sIty OF Virginia. any college. or for business.
Twenty pupils can be accommodated with
board Z ear the school. For circulars apply to
h. Wade Co., Taylor. Radford & Co., and
DR.. j. Williams, Memphis.
Ill. 9-10s W. L. MILLER, M A. PrincipaI
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+" WILLIE >,
No. 81 Adams Street.
Billiard and Bowling Rooms

s~The most Elegant and Complete Ertsb-
hshment Of ~ KIND n me Misssspp ssa ~ y;
the most approved pattern and make.
So Elegant Private Parlor1 for gentlemen.
The Winss =zi Liquors are Of the Best Quality
iat an. wILLETT a co.
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New York Cotton-Jaly2 6, ll:40 am.
Market opened dull and is nominal in
nrieea
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ELMwOOD ACADEMY.

T,HE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL
i will be resumed on Monday, the I'd of Au-
gust. The Academy is local ed ut the northeast
corner of the cemetery. and is but short dis
lance from the terminus of the street railroad.
Elliott street. after clock pm, or at Central
High School, Union street, until that hour.
122-l33 TH0S. j. GTRARDEAU
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-10
WIR e C U AR o 9,

FOB sTORE FRONTS, AsYLUmS, FAC
TORIES, ETC.
fatent Wire Railing, -Iron BedsteadH. oruameuts
w wme work Paper Makers Wires. and every yAriet
OF Wire Work, manufactured by
M MsWALAkYR a SONS
w" u North Sixth Street. !
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-10
ONLY DIRECT LINE. TO FRANCE,

Tar EENERAL TRANsA ArLA MTG CoMPANY's
MAIL STEAMsHlkS BETWEEN NEW YORK
m AND HAWKE, CALLING AT BRE5T.
Inc splendid vessels this tavorIte route for
the Continent Will eal from Pier No. 81 North river
as IOlUws:-
ST. LAURHNT........." Brocande. Saturday Oct
WILLIE DE PAhIS... .Surmont. Saturday Oct ~
fEhh4RE."...' .'''Ducnesns..".Sasus0Ry,O OoE a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-05
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Latest from Havana.
Late News from Wash
ingto3.

New YoRK. April ARRIVED, the
steamship Colorado, from Liverpool,
via Queenstown.
Emilia C.De Villaraurallva, daugh-
ter of Coosonon, living in this city,
has telegraphed to Washington, sta
ting that her father, who was recently
arrested by the Spaniards and taken
to Havana, is an American citizen,
and asking that measures be Ia ken to
save his liIe. The President immedi-
ately telegraghed to Mr.. Hoff, enjoin-
ing on him to see that all American
citizens are protected.
James Fisk, Jr., publishes card
to day in reply to a circular of com
mittee of holders Of preferred Erie
stock. He denies that the present
managers Of The road are the authors
OF their grievances and its losses, and
asserts that 1t was by the advice of
the counsel snow employed by them,
and formerly the counsel Of the Com
pany, that the loans Of which they
complain, and through which the
great loss has been caused to the
Company were made, and that to him
their difficulties are mainly attribu-
table,
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aud incomes, prescribes that before
assessing the penalty on the person
for neglect or refusal to make such
return, or rendering a fraudulent one,
the Assistant Assessor charged with
the duty of assessing taxes on tie
giins, profit, and incomes of the per
son charged, shall cause notice to be
served on such person fifteen days
prior to the day of hearing, notifying
him to appear and show cause why
the penalties prescribed by law should
not be assessed on him by reason of
such neglect or refusal. Where the
return is to be made by a guardian,
trustee, executor, or administrator,
the Attorney General or partner of
nonresident, aliens, or by persons
acting In any other fduciary capacity,
notice shall be served on him instead
of his ward, changing the phraseOlogy
OF the notice to be sent to suit the
circumstances of the case.
WAsHINGToN, April 3.-The fol
lowing have been nominated to be
Governors Of Territories: a. 2. K.
S Ford. Arizona; JnO. A. Campbell,
Wyoming; Chas @ Grove. New Mex
leo; Jno. A Burbank, Dakota; a.
Flanders, Washington.
Hon. John A lison, the new Regis
ter of the Treasury. was sworn ia
to day, and assumed the duties OF his
Office
By direction of the President, par
agraph s of General Order No. 18,
March 16, 1869 discontinuing the
Department of the Cumberland and
adding the States composing it to
other departments. is revoke d..
Special Order No. %. to day. assigns
the command of that department to
Brigadier General P ST. George Cook,
when reliDquished by Major General
Thomas. Briga 4ier General Alan
Badeau is ordered to report for duty
to the President. Brevet NJ ior Gen
eral Edward Hatch is relieved from
duty on the Bureau Of Refugees,
freedman and Abandoned Lands,
and ordered to join his regiment in
Texas.
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~ Iaie8rapn.l CHnrulg4rf. Aprffs.
coTroS oS-Quiot ana unchanged mid.
TioUR AS0 oRArv - Unchanred ana
wHaRY-Duli a. ooamo. aud ofmueb
demnud.
pRDVT IONS Flat and not much f,roe,,f.
mess p8rr r. held GO f3l ~ rue fhtra Il ~
demanu. buif meats are held nt I1i<e ana
1910, Nut HfU rot euIeHbie at better iiaf fQr
shnd lle and Dc COZ pounds sold nt these
rates. T. COO ls held &C 1870, 1870 nnd I7o
l1t shoulders, clear rio ana clear fldra
but there d hardly any drmnud. Lard
- ~ 20 tho extent Of go tlfrees Ht t8e but
city cannot be bought to any extent nf fhig
Iate. > gar cured mans ate dull 40 $50
BurTER-sun fmn aud firm 90 40a45e
for d csh.
EGGs Firmer snd in demand at Q2a28o.
APPLKs Scarce, and selling 90 g547 J0
per barrel.
OILs-Linseed oil is hedatgI 0g.
i5HEDs-f lover dull at l50l6Let timothy
fTner ~ G3W3 10,
BfEF CATTLE Dull and Unfhnneed
BHEHP--Dul md de0i iugs the whole
range e3 % 20 e8, per GENITAL gross.
s. GAR-Dull, but prices are not lover
New Orleans l40 iGc.
COFBEE-SbeatY: sales OF l.iO0 bngH ut va
@2fe for fair 10 good Rio prime o. choice
25m2Oe.
MoLAssEs Firm al sO8s5c fcr Now ore
leans
GOLD-13l1k buying.
MONEY-1ho market ~ close at i0 to l8
per cent
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a0EETAHY s. COMMERCKAL
sen Eork Karket.

~ telegraph NEW YoRK. April B.
CoFToN,- FIRM; sales of2sO) bales at 2sl4c
for miduling uplands
FLOUR = Receipts 5.82s barrels; the
narKet j. dull and 5al0c lower;
sa es Of $3.50 barr-ls At s5 GOasO 10 Tor super
hno state aud western; 40 1906 70 for
extra state; s. - ~ - for extra Western /;
y 35gS 20 for while wheat extra; sJ 40g
90 Tor round nOOp Ohio; 81 O01G8 80 Tor
extra 81. Louis; t9 O002 90 for good 70
ehoics 90, ei2sipg qutet bye ~ Flour ,,.
latter Is an extreme ngure.
CoRN mEaL-Quiet.
WHEAT-NO receipts; market irregular
and unsettled, and closing dull and do
chung Lot 9Pr5nz and stea9!y for Wlmteri
tail lots OF No. spring; "a 30 for vi ter
ana fed WeAe A u 65-for white Califor-
nih5 81 10 for cuotce Amber MichilaH; (;
81 S54i 80 for good 70 choice white Michi-
gan.
RYE--ieavy;. sales ofs,5OO bushels West
BARLEY-HeaYJy sales OF 6,50O bushels Of
Trieste ~ 81 80; sales Of 80 bushels Ger
man = J..
CORN - Mar et faVors buyers; sales Of
1000 bushels az da9Jc for new mixed
parceisi asns)c FOR ola %. IN store; ana 95e
oATs Receipts, 0g9 bushels; shade
Il me- sairs OF $50 o bushels "a 1870 Tor
/ Western u store. and rs FOR do. ah0at.
RIcE-fs -etdy at0e9lsc TOR Carolina.
1OFELf- DuI.
SUGAR - lu modeIate request; sales Of
80 nhos. ~ Cuba I'D u Iz54c.
MoLAssE5 -- Fairly sct vei sales o. %
hhds. Ot II rtO RICO 40 73u7Jg.
PETROLEUM -Flfm at 3-,e3Z1zc for refined
IL bDlIu.
IIoPs- Dull at 8al5c FOR American.
OIL-L1nseed firlu 10 81 OlNl OF.
SPIRITS IUHPESTINE-klFin AZ 5lZc.
COAL-QdleL
LEA1HER- Hemlock sole dropping al 309
32c foi Bueno5 Ayres aud Rio Gsande ngnt
Weights.
W0 L-Uuchange1; sal 250,CO9 pounds
a. 4daJ3c for domestic fleece. 3ia3G for
uuwa7hed, DJe for Sc ured: 4Jg5Jc for
pulled and 38c Tor cOmbiugs.
PORK Lower stle- J 30 D4rrels at s3l 20
~ - for ueW mess; 80 53aW % fer old DO
rs 00gT 70 lor prime; sz5 1920 Ion prime
mess
bEEF- Quiet: sales 40 barrels. ut s8 0Og
/ l5 % lor Dew plaza mlssi 81 O0glS 0J FOR
j new extra ~ ess.
/ BssB HAMS steady sale, OF rs barrels
+ at ~ Ou3t 90.
| FIERCE BEEF-DuIi: sales ~ tlerces, ai
/ 50 lO831 % foi ime mess; 81 OOg5j W ioi
India IN IS.
1 Cur MEATS Steady; sales $50 packages
at I2t4u f3c for shoulders; l61zBlIc lOI
! hams. m die qut aud steady.
1 LARD-HetVN "A I'd lower sales 800 tlerces
/ "a ET8isszc. Chiefly 1870 for steam and
I l85<ulJc Tor kettle rendered; ALSO DJ'
I BUrFeR-SJeady; 70 J4ec for OHIO, and
40a55 for state.
CHEzsa-Flr1n. at ls922c.
! FHEIG rs--IO Llv -rpOOi dun and lower
| engagements for 75,oOJ bushels wheat, pei
| Steamer at 30.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

the secured series, Of $500 noles.
thore is difference Of 2S3 notes. and
OF 800 notes. difference of 73, and
a difference of 80 Of the 81 900 notes,
between the lumber printed and
ddeilYered and be number accounted
Tor. " the 5000 notes there are 70
similarly unaccounted for. It is
thoueh by Mr.. Shannon, who re-
ceiVed these notes aud was examined
a. witness, that they were DESTROYED
Ia the course Of business. and The
speciHe ceruhcate Of their dcst4ue-
ton, which should, IN the u.ual
course Of business, be forthcoming
has been lost. e.
The redemption Of these notes
down 10 March. 1869, had not reached
the whole number appearing by the
books TO have been issued. This fact
supports, IN some degree, the prob
ABILITY raised upon the testimony.
that 40 fraud has been committed on
the government ia respect TO them.
OUT the want OF any documentary or
other specific proof. accounting for
these notes, D., considering what
ought 70 be an excess Of such opera
ttohhs quite unsatisfactory. insFegard
TO the registered aud coupon bonds
known as 20s Of 'G2, first series.
y J glarious discrepancies are accounted
Tor OF the third series coupon bond
of the same issue. One 500 bond
and one hundred aud three $500
ponds are not accounted for. The
committee say ii large amount of
tnese bonds were delivered TO the
H. K gister OF the Treasury by the
Printing Bureau, and claimed bv
those officers to have been handed
20 a committee for destruction. or
to have been destroyed. the d =
rect coincidence is ineompeteut
to show their destruction. No
documentary proof OF the fact is
to be found, further than the destrue
too was directed, aud the coming In
OF sundry complicated coupons of this
series produces, ia the minds Of the
committee, some soliciiude OF the
whole subject OF this series, although
the whole redemption Of the coupons
does not exceed the amount issued.
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CONGRHssI SIGNAL.
xLIst CONGREss-FaRsT SESSION.
SEN ATE.............. W AsHrrerox. April 8.

SEN NATEs~............. W AsHINGToE, April 3.
Samner in troduced a bill to repeal the
act 10 prevent importing slaves into the
states and the laws which prohibit such
Importation He said this act repealed
the only remaining law relating to slavery,
and asked its immediate cousiders tion !.
Davis objected, and 1t was laid on tae Ia >
Tne judiciary Committee was instructed
tosrep TT the bill defining the eight hour
" for mechanics aud Iaborers in the
Uni' ed states service.
The bill u extend the time for the con-
structiou of railroad rom st. CrOIX Lake
10 Bayfield,, on Lake Superior, was amend g
ed and passed by p to IA
On motion of Edmunds, the House re-
so utlOn fixing day fot the adjournment
or Congress was taken up, and the amend
rent stsiking out the 6th of April and
substituting the 18th was voted down,
almost unanimously.
motion-tO strike out the 9th and insert
me 10th.
any day until Cong ess should at least
have disposed ofthe pending amendments
to the tax law and the Indian appropria-
ThaS er again argued the necessity of fix
ing the $ ATE OF Georgia before adjourn
ing.
F+ssenden moved to amend the amend
nent BY striking out the 10th and insert
ing the 18Th. LOst-yeas, %; nays, %.
The amendment Of AamiIn, liking the
lO5h as the day for adjournment, was
then agreed to, and the resoiu1 N, as
am ended, was adopted-yeas, b; nays, 10.
Sprague maOe some femal ks, reiterat1ye
of previous speeches, IN the course Gf
whf1h he said The public may be assure d
my words and courage do not rest on vine
or whisky. or any other sttmuian but
upon the knowie ige of the shrtnkAee OF
property and the loss of virtue going
around the unfinished business OF y sst@r-
teT3ay.
the House joint resolution to protect the
interests of the Uni ed states in the Union
Pacific RaiirO al was taken up. some
amendme nts were offered aud ordered
o8ri ted, when, W thOut action upon the
eesoiutiOn, The senate, at Z:45, Went into
executive sessl loE, and, after d snort time,
adjourned until Monday.
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NeMs ran WnshIngfon.

WAsHINGToN, April "A short
time ago the House of Representa-
tives called upon the Pres tdent. if
not incompatible with the public in
terest, to furnish a list OF the vessels
captured or destroyed during the late
war by rebel cruisers. Tins intOrma-
ton was laid before the House yes
terday. This list Is made up from
documents filed by those whose prop
erty has been destroyed, IN support Of
their claims for indemnity. Where
the records Of the Department are in
complete, reference has been made 60
such other unofficial records aud M
terials as were deemed reliable and
trustworthy In order to render the
statement as complete as possible,
and TO exhibit, as far as was within
the power Of this Department., in
connec1ed tabular form the amount
and character OF the injury inflicted,
aud the variety and extent Of these
interests. The number Of vessels
given with their names and value is
nearly three hundred, and the aggre-
gate value is more than thireeen mill
lions of dollars.
WASHINGTON, April 4 The Joint
trenchmeut and Reform, IN ODE lience
to the concurrent resolution of Con-
gress, passed Ia March, 1867, for the
investigation Of the mode of printing
bonds and other securities of the
Government in the Treasury Depart
ment, and alleged irregularities and
frauds has reported through Sena-
tor Edmunds, that a sub com
mittee composed Of himself. Bucla-
lew, and HaIsey, devoted ali the
time possible to the exteosiye, CON
plicated and important inquiry
involved In the Investigation. Un-
der the circumstances, they say
there was existing at the COM
mencement of business it was ex-
pectod that more or less irregalarity
and even fraud and speculation would
exist This possibility or probability
1 of other lo0seness aud want of regu
! larity was realised, but 1t is believed
1 that 20 very extensive losses have
/ occurred IN consequence, and It is
/ possible. or in some cases probable,
/ that many of the discrepancies re
ported are entirely innocent ones
arising from irregularlty Ia method
/ rather than from any positive fraud
/ The aggregate OF all the public secu-
rites credited since 1860 to the date
| of the passage Of the resolution
amounted to over eighteen and a quar-
ter billion dollars. The Committee 20
! ir50 detailed statement Of different
! issues of loans, and find some small
discrepancies between the number of
bonds printed and issued on mere
issues, but not OF any great amount.
and most of them are satisfactorily !
accounted for. Nineteen bands of th :
Oregon war loan, amouutingtoS 81 $50
supposed TO have been lost in toe
Golden Gate, were duplicated under
an act of CONGRESS, butsince a part OF
the coupons of the original have beea
presented and redeemed. which shows
either that the coupons were detached
bafOre the bonds were sh pped, or that
they were not sent BY the steamer
as claimed and apparently proved
OF the issue Of bonds Of 1861, called
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Is Tcle2raph.I CHICAGO, April 3.
ExcHANGg-EasteFn quiet; par buying
! 10 premium ST. Hog.

rs Tcle2raph.l CHICAGO. April 3.
EKcH Eastern quiet; par buying,
! 10 premium 81 Ing
FIOUg-Quiet nd unchanged.
WHEAT-NO quiet az sI Hal 15JS: No. 2
at u O5Enl 4lS for regular aud fresh re-
eeipts. clOslpg steady 81 81 O9J[; sales since
Change ~ 81 g9L9l 0916.
GORN-ls moderately active and ZM14e
lower; sales or new ~ 53l%HjJs for reau,
aud BIZ EJzssc for regular 80 grade 10
yO5aWJlc for rgular, ~ a . a535Se Tor fresh
receipts; closing at 81 2852llc for new. Noih-
lug doing THIS y. a.
y rs Quiet ard firm; 53n516 for regu-
lar, aud 5frf555zc for strictly fresh fecelplh5
closing at 5}5kc, seller he noGtn
hYE steady aud unehange closing nt
81 200 20I lar fresh, and 81 le9l 1870 Tor
III. % III, rece uie.
BAtItY-D1u apd lower: gaies Of No.
ait sI 55aI 90. sam Ia lots 90 81 - delivered &
closing weak aud nominal ot the inside
price
UGAE-New Orleans 8gI5f4c for COM
fnOu 20 cnOic..
MOLassk5-aifsl %.
MISS PoEK-Freely offered az g8l, With
ouUiuNers.
LABD-Sold at I7I10lSc flr steamed a,a
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