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Late Mazatlan News.

SAN FRANcIsoo, April 30.-From
the Crown Point mines another body
was recovered yesterday. Four more
remain In the mines.
Passen gers arrived from Sacramen-
to to day who were eight and half
days from Washington.
The steamer Montana, with Mazat
Ian advices to April 10th. has arrived.
Colonel Palaceios, after leaving Cubi-
aean. proceeded to Fucti. his forces
a1gmenting 400 General Para was
dispatched in pursuit of him, from
Mazatlan.
From reports not contradicted.
although the Government keeps
everything quiet upon the subject.
an engagement had occurred in which
para lost 200 men by desertiOn, and
was badly defeated.
Ia Famazala, State of Durango, the
Janquer Contreres pronounces IN ia;
.vor IF Paliciaus. and it is presumed
they have joined him. Ii be sus,;;
tai3s himself a month longer he will
probably have 1900 or 1000 men,
and may succeed IN establishing the
long desired Northwestern COnfede-
racy, an event which will not surprise
the people.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
summary of Thursdays Proceedings.


In the House on Thursday, Mr.. Kerchi-
vaI'S bill to provide for the assessment and
collection of taxes for manicipaI purposes
on the Sha eS owned In banks and baking
associations doing business in TINS state,
was taken up on the third reading, IL be-
ing the special order.
fhe debate was partlctp pated In by
Mes rs. Busktrk, KerchiyaI. Seeitrs, N-h,
Wilson. Walker, Johnson, of P Fke, an
Williams. II finai passe I-yeas 65, nays
20
In the Senate, Mr.. Carson offered con-
current resolution that the action Cf the
Gsvernor and the AdjuLant General in
settling the claims Of the General q 1vern-
me against the state, by taxing mp the
D d Internal Improvement bonus, was un
au h0Iized by law, aud that the state
should make no provision for paying the
old internal improvement ueot, except as
D. ioVided n the Butler bill, and tnaJ the
action OF the Governor and Adjutant GEN
eral In the settlement of S210,OJU advanced
to Governor Morton by the President OF
the United States was Unauthorized, and
that no legislation sancLionIng the same
should be entertained.
After lengthy debate by Messrs. Fisher,
CaIson. Simmer, WalcOtt, Rice. Scott. Ham
na and CraVenS, it was indefi uiteiy post
poned by vote o. 70 to IL.
The Lieutenant Governor laid before the
Senate a message from the Governor. in
closing a G. mm1nicatIon Tron ]. Menartv.
OF Tippecanoe County, prop sing 10 donate e
go acres OF mis- farm. worm S3U, ,0I9, o the
State Agricu turaI College, provided that
instItution be located thereon. T. e letter
of Mr. Meharey states THAT his neigh bors
are willing to give S0O,uUO mo on tn same
conditions. The communication was re-
Il erred to the Committee on the AgrIeultu-
raj CoAega.
ON motion of Mr.. Hanna the bill to au-
tnorize foreign guardians to take possess
SION of the property OF their wards in this
state was read tne third time aud passed
by yeas 35, nays l.
Mr. Johnson's (of Montgomery bill to
amend Section IL of the act OF March 2,
1866 concerning the fees OF officers, in rel :
ton TO witness fees, was read the third
time and passed by yeas 81, nays7.
MIR. Lasei1e's bin to provId for the serv-
ing of process upon railroad com parIes,
was read ahe third time and passed. Yeas
IS. nays 2.
Mr. Lraven's bill providi NJ for the esta b.
Iishment of election precincts, was read
the third time. The bill provides for the
establishment of election precincts in in
corporated towns. 1t was passed by yeas
30, nays o.
Mr.. Craven's bill to exempt burial
grounds from liens or sale on execution OF
other process being read the third time,
passed, by yeas 81, nay l.
AR. traven's bill TO change The corporate
| name of the WidOw VS. and Orphans AS. :
ium to the indianapolis Orphans Home
| was read the third time aud passed, by
yeas SS, nays o.
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NEW YORK.
Secretary Bau we'll at the Stack EX-
cha CELLS Il marks-The Debt
Statement.

New YORK, April 30.-Secretary
Boutwell, visited the Stock Exchange
Yesterday, and made few remarks,
in which he said: As regards the
Treasury Department, of which L am
chief, | desire to state that it Is my
intention to collect the revenue of the
country and add them to the legiti-
mate accounts ot the country, and the
surplus is to be used in liquidatiBg
the inde b edness Of the United States,
and the rest Is 20 be invested In
Government bonds. All the bust
ness of my Department l intend
shall be conducted in a manner, that
if it were written on the walls of this
building, no man would be ashamed,
and that no man shall feel he has
been wronged of one cent. | deem it
but fair and due to you that | should
make this declaration. Thanking you
for your KIDD reception, have moth
ing further to say.
After which Mr. Boutwell, retired,
amid a huzza and band shaking. The
Secretary returned 10 Washington
last evening.
In the case of Ellen Contack, of
HobokeD, who died, as Is supposed,
from the effects of NAL practice. the
Coroner's jury brought in verdict
against the two New York physicians,
| Doctors Blanek and Voelker, who
have been committed to jail by the
| Coroner.
The steamer Bremen. from Bremen
and Havre, arrived off Sandy Hook at
10:40 PM. yesterday. She went
ashore on the east end OF RameT
Shoals, and remains there this morn
ing.
A Washington dispatch says the
debt statement. which will be prompt
" issued on the first prox will show
a decrease of about three millions Oi
dollars. The interest on he NJ y Five
| Twenties, nearly twenty-four millions
is not charged W until the first. DoI
is this interest, which now appears IL
the aggregate of every month, deduct
ed from the total until the next stare
ment, at which time the public may
look for a large decrease IN the debt
not only from this cause, but frOu
largely increased rece pts OF lnterna
revenue.
1t is stated that President Gran
telegraphed yesterday to the absen
| memDeFS OF DlS dOluBIs dSAtuS luci
attendance at a meeting tc be helC
to day.
New York, April 30.-Jas Smith
arrested on suspicion of being con
uected with the Jay Cook & Co. for
geries, was examined before Justic'
Bowling day. and committed in de
: fault of 81 900 bail.
New facts elected by an arrange
ment between Justice Nelson and Dis
trict Attorney PIerpont, in the Full
lerton case, will be tried June 7th.
Judge Barnard has issued an ipiune
ton against the Continental Bauk
forbidding the paying over of an
money to j. J Baker, supposed to b
. one Of the clerks of the Union Pacii
Railroad. Baker had $91 on deposi
which the Bank will hold subject I
the injuLc ction.
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National sunday school Convention.

NEWARK, N. j., April 30-The
National Sunday School Convention
occupied this morning in hearing re-
ports from various sections. <
Resolutions were adopted warmly
endorsing the report of the New Yoi k
State committee on forming training
school or college. A standing COM
mittee on the subject was appointed,
Rev. J. T. Duryea, Chairman, to de-
velop plan.
Indianapolis was agreed to as the
place for the meeting of the conven
tion three years hence.
Rev DR.. Tying will idress the con-
ventioD this afternoon.
NEwARK, N. j, April 30 In the
evening Session of the National Sun
day School Convention, the subject
discussed was, How shall we in
crease the spiritual and religious eff
cheney of our Sunday Schools.
The. Committee on Resolutions re
norted favorably to the formation Of
normal schools and classes. ebcour-
aging the orga anization of State aud
county institutes and deUouncing In
Temperance. The resolutions we're
adopted by a unanimous vote. There
are representatives from tWenty-eight
States. C -
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
The steamship Denmark. from Liver
p6oI, has arrived at New York
The steamer Liberia has arrived from
Liverpool.
The Bremen has got of Romer sht ais
all right.
The loss by the. burning OF the Skating
Rink of PniladeIphia is estimated at $780,
OlO. Thirty-three veiocipedss perished in
the flames
Rufus Nash, one of the counterfeiters
who escaped from Jail in Albany, n. z,
has been recaptured.
A fire Friday afternoon, in Park Place,
New York. damaged che STOCK OF the
Glencave Starch Com pany 5000. Partly
insured. esas EG EHW as
The ship Sussex, from Mobile with a
cargo Of cotton, grain and oil-cake for
Liverpool. has been tewed into Savannah,
Ca. with her cargo on ire. steam pumps
have been sent her.
Hon. Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, has obtain
ed judgment IN q cause In the United
States District Court in Western Virginia,
involving the title to very large tract
of land in West Virginia.
Edward Thornton, tue British Minister.
has applied 10 Gov. Palmer, Of Illinois, to
furnish Her Britanic Bajesty's Govern
ment with the laws and regulations in
Iorce In that Stale concerning the Texas
cattle plague- and other contagious dis
eases Rsctlng animals. a sA
The wife of DR.. VIM. p Duvali died sud-
denly on Thurs lay morning at the Borden
I ayH-
effects nf poison, but whe her ad y. mister
ed oy herSe or some Que Sc is mot yet
known. Much excitement prevails.
Frank Mcdonald, belonging In Joliet,
I Is, committed suicide late on Thur=day
nrght at Ine Washington House, on Ran
dOIph street. Chicago He took poison, but
for what reason is not known.
Dr. Blanck, one of the physicians of New
York chargedw Tn causing he death OF the
girl Ellen CsrIock, was found in his cell,
in the Hudson County Jail, on Friday
morning, with his throat cut. Four
wounds were also found on his wrists and
a long gasn across his stomach. The
wounds were all made with a razor, but
neither of them is of a serious ma ure.
In the United States Court for the North
ern District OF Kentucky, at CovIngton.
of seven thou sand dollars was rendered on
Thursday against James Gedge aud his
s.Ireties ia favor of the Unit ID States, Tor
returning tobacco manu- actured lower
than its real va-ue.
The building on the corner OF Tive ty-
first and Race Streets, Philadelphia, built
for a ; atIng Rink, used for the Odd t'el-
lows' Ball on Monday evening last, was
destroyed by fire on Thursday night No
particulars OF the loss are given. The
building was one of the largest in the
country. The dancing floor sccommo-
dlted five thousand persons with ease.
The District Attorney at Hudson states
that JOsephene Brown, who recently pre-
tended that her husband had left 81 confess
sion OF the murder of the little girl Angle
Brown, instead of proceeding To Hartford
to obtain the pretended confession. re-
mains in that vicinity, carrying on a love
correspondence with a negro. Her state
ments are disbelt- we'd.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, April 80.
EASTERN EXCHANGE-Firm at par buy
Ing and lilo premium selling.
ELoUS U ncb .tnged; safes at 81 1895 so
for low q AIDES to fair Sprin extras
WHEAT-Opsned firm, but subsequently
weakened and declined I54c; sales of No.
at Il i5gl Is; No at 81 Uo54dsI II, elosIng
at 81 091z sales since 'ChAHge at 81 0gH.
cash, and 81 09, sellers May,
0sORS = M deTately active, steady and
firm sales of No. / At 581&I59c; No. 2 at
55fz B56c; rejected at 4995dc; new at 4Slg
501ac; closing at SOC Tor new; nothing DO
ing this afternoon.
0ATs-opened at 559le, advanced to $50
@s5S1ac, closing firm az use.
RYE-MOre active, bat &c lower; sales of
y =. l a. 81 l6Gi lG12; No 2 at 81 AZ, clos
ing at 81 1914 Tor No. /.
BARLEY QuieJ: closing aDsl 609l 65 for
Eo.2
HIsH1wINEs-Quiet; s5asOc offered; SIC
dS712AsRed.
AfoLAssEs-New Orleans sl@1 O5.
SUGAR -l4GI5I5c
Mes PORK Closing at $50 25a30 50 for
late .FtLter packed, aud -s3I for choice
brands.
LARD-Quiet;. closing steady at I71zc.
HAM sweet. picked l01ac.
BULK. N MEATs-QuiHt AMI unchanged.
Hoes Q2Iet aud l09l5e lower; sales at
So 50go 20 or low, and IS S099 5712 for t e
best grsdes.
CATTLE-steady at 81 75@5 50 for COWS
and light S teeTs.
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St. Louis LIENS.

ST.. LOUIS, April 30.-The receipts
of the Custom House here for April
were $249, ,598.
The Supreme Court to day refused
to grant a writ of hab as corpus, ap
piled for by Capt VIM B. Donald
son, who is in Jail on the old charge
of killing a negro on the steamer
Great Republic, last Summer.
A committee. consisting of Lieu
tenant Governor S uart, President of
the ST. Louis Grain Association; Geo.
p P ant, President of the Merchants
Exchange; Lee Il. Shryock, President
OF the Board of Trade; Chauncey j.
Filley. heavy importer, and others,
has been appointed to visit New Or.
leans in the interest of the grain
movement by the river route.
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Ren.inre Granted.

LouIsvILLE, KY, April 30.-The
Sheriff received TO day a repI1eye for
thirty days, granted by Governor Ste
veuson 10 John CoDley, the negro
whose execution was to have taken
y ace duhng the day. Conley will be
hung at the EXPIRATION of his reprieve
without further clemeucy. The in
terierence Of the United States Court
IN this case elicits much surprise.
LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-Gov Stew
en- .ou granted the respite to John
Conley, the condemned negro, merely
for time to prepare for death and not
by reason of the mandamus served
upon the Sheriff by U. s. district
Judge Bland Ballard, prohibiting the
execution.
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Canadian Items.

PORT CoLBoRNG, Ontsrio, April 30.
The wind, which was from the north
east, yes arday drove the ice off the
shore. In the afternoon about one
hundred vessels went out, and it is
expected some of them are still In the
ice. near Mohawk Island. The wind
to-daysis south, and has brought the
ice back again, blocking up the har-
Dor. There are still about fifty ves-
sells here.
OTTAWA, April 90 Ator Fes-
senden, of Maine, was present in the
House during debate on reciprocity
last night. ,...-
Another attache of the British EN-
bassy at Washington arrived to-day,
with dispatches.
The Nova Scotia Legislature was
yesterday.
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aONETARY& COMMERCIAL
yew YOPK EnrKot.

By Telegraph.l New YORK. April 80.
CorToN-Steady; sales of 1000 bales, in
cluding 390 bales, IN transit, at 2s12g SIC
FLOUR = Receipts, 6,2S9 barrels; the
market is 59l0c better for low grades;
other descriptions are du and heavy /;
"a es of 6,40J barrels at IS 45gS5 80 for su-
perfine State and Western; IS 90uS6 %
for extra state, S5 S596 75 for extra West
ern, S6 S09S 90 Tor white wheat extra,
s6 N0@7rs5 Tor round-noop Ohio, 81 cog
8 so r extra 81. Louis, and 80 00Gl2 10
tor good to choice do, closing quiet;
Rye Flour quiet; sales 300 aarreis "a Cd
CORN MEAL-wtthout decided change:
sa es of 275 Darrets Atlaistie NJ ] at 81 20.
WHEAT ~ spring opened I@2c better,
closed duIl, anu the advance lost: WINTER
dull and heavy; saies Of $500 bushels at
ii 33 for = q. spring delivered 81 4Zal 45
tor No. 2 in store and delivered; 81 48gl 50
for o. l do. delivered 81 65Gl 20 for ~ hite
California;; 81 90g2 I5 ior white Michigan; /;
the latter an extreme figure. fa
RYE Quiet.
BARLEY-Drooping
BARLEY MALT--Nominal. g
CORN = sc eipts 1924 bushels; market
1@2c higher, and c osed dull, and the ad-
va ce was lost; sales or $500 bushels at 85c
ern yellow; SSc Tor old mixed Western in
store; soc for do. delivered.
OATS -Receipts IA 757 bushels; l92c bet
ter; sales of 54,000 bushes i SIC TOR West
erII in store; h49S41zc Tor do. affoat.
RIcE-QuIetl t
CoFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-A shade better; sales of 81 hhds.
at II9a@l2c for cuba; I21zc for Porto Rico
MoLAssEs-Qu ct oand firm; sales of so
barre OF New Orleans at soc.
Hops Qu ct at 69I4c for American.
PETRoLBUM-DuH at i71Sc. 5..- &
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Quiet at 81 47gI 48.
PoKK-DulIi safes $40 Darr Is at s3I l2@
S3l Is for new mess, $50 81 for old do., SIS rs
as 8 O0for prim ?. and S28 10 for prime tuess.
BEEF-Duil; sales no barreis at So 90 "a
SIS 20 foF new plain mess, and Sf2 O0ugIS 10
for new extra mess. Iierce beef dull; ~aIes
80 tIerces at S = O042S 20 for prime mess,
and RS 00930 90 for India mess. Besf Hams
steady sales 10 b 4rrels at S26 00d32 90. Fl
CUT MEATS Steady; sales 100 packages
at I2szGi sc for shoulders. and I515Gl6c for
MANS Middies dull; sales 100 DO 4es Cum
berand cut At l5}seI55<c.
b LARD Dali: sal e. 40 Lierces at lZ126IS1<c
for steam rendered, and 1890 Is54c for keo-
tle-re nderef; also SOD tierces steam rem
dered, sellers option, May aud ninety
days. at 1754 4gl615c.
BUTTEA- w eaK, at 2O433e for Ohio. and
20G39e for State. f-H.e -e ff-e-a
CHEESE Fl IA. at 19923c.
FREIGHTS TO LIvERPooL-Dul1 and de-
Ginning. Engagements per steamer Tor
1S,50e bushels wneat at Id per bushei.
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iIIncinnaEI nnrkeE.


BY Reiegraph.l5 oTNoISNA9E. A prfI 30.
FuoUR-Dull with only a local demand /;
family S6 U096 70, aud fancy Sc so to IS 10.
WHEAT--Nomlnaiiy unchanged; No. 2
at IL IT,
CoBN-Dull; ear Csc.
OATS-E'irn al Csc to 72c.
kIE-D - at 81 30gl 80.
lar EY Nom. naIly unchanged.
COR On Quiet; sales of $50 bales mid
dliusz at2734s.
TOBACCO but unchanged.
WHlskY-tldfet at 9Oc, though many
holders ask PIC.
PRovIsIoNS-DuIl and prices nominal
M IS PORK cOuli have been bought al $50 75
Buik Meats at l2c and 1416c Bacon at I3c
16Sae aud l6ISe for shoulders and clear rib
and clear sides. Lard Was offered at lSc,
but there Is no inquiry.
BUTrER-U nchanged; fresh made is In
light supply aud firm at (G40c.
GGS--D Al at l5c.
SEsEDs-CloVer dan al I5IS1I5}<c, with
but 1T ae demand Timothy s3 50a3 %, with
not InucA demand. Hsal
OILS Lihseei auil at 81 05; Lard dull at
81 45Gl 50. ate 4F -
PETKoLEUad-32a34cfo for refued.
BEEF tsArTLE u lcilan ed; common at
"a % 20 81 oOi fir s. 00g5 so; prime So OOQ
S6 50, and extra shi tipping " 0JGg7 so.
= II -EP--l)ult Al s3 10 Ca s. 81. eesssIz
HOGs-Duu and 10 yer; good to choice
9@l0c. all per centaf gross.
sUGAR-Duii; New OrIeaas I3J<c to I5c.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans S09S5c.
CoFFEE-20c to 2ec
HAY-Du and 81 GOAL 10 lower
GoLD-l34 buying.
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Secretary Boutwell, at the
NV York Stock EX-
change.
He Makes q Short Sp 5ech.
The Coming Public Debt
Statement,
President Grant Not to Visit
California.
I5u a
The Union Pacific r. r.
Nearly Finish d.
Appointm ents Made by the
President.
News by Atlantic Cable.

CTxC1NNATI, April 30-In the
United States COurr at CoviDgfoR. to-
day. Judge Ballard or the bench, a
iudsment WIS rendered against A w
Dsr ing, of Uarrolton. Keutuckg fir
$500 600 10 favor Of The United
States This suit was to recover tax
on whisky shipped from Carrolton,
consigned TO Henry Grotenkemper,
Cincinnati. This whisky, instead of
going as consigned, was taken to
another house aud sold as free
whisky. The case, in another form,
was b fore It. United States Court in
this city last Fall, aud the jury disa-
greed.
The Local Inspector, last night,
took $50 barrels of henzine off OF the
psteamer Louisville, for New Orleans.
It lies now on the landing. If the
case is properly reported the benzihe
will be ierieited, aud the boat will
suffer pecuniary penalty.
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From California.

SAN FRANoINco, April 30.-The
steamer Montana sailed for Panama
to-day. with 1896, 900 in treasure,
$580,O00 for New York, $50. 600 for
England, and $4,000 for Panama.
At a meeting last night commit
tee, consisting of two hundred citi-
zens, was appointed to make arrange
ments for the Pacific Railroad Cele-
bration.
A Republican State Convention is
called to meet In Sacramento on j uly
the 21st
The United States steamer. New
burn arrived to day from New York
via. South aud Central American
ports.
Companies A, E., and G.. of the
Twelfth United States Infantry ar
rived at Sacramento yesterday from
the East.
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voM Eork GOld and AIOek .Markel.

vo1 Iork Gold and STOCK Markel.
By pelegraph.l NEW YORK. April 30.
The EcpTes', in speaking of the
money aillce, says the event in Wall
street vas the further aud rapid progress
In The great campatgn n on stock Ixchar ge.
The rise III prices were very marked and
quite generally, though the New York
Roads took he lead IA the upward turn.
Tue cOnsolidatIoToft the Contra and Hud-
son is on The tapts, on the lasts of a
canital Of one hundred milgi1l in tue
Hudson. II IS SAID nat Vanderbilt be-
lIeves the consolidated road can earn ten
per cent. The Harlem, 1t is said, will be
consOl ldated with the Lebanon a. Spring
field and Bennington & Rutland Roads
with one anu a haif millions capital; the
joint capital, it is reported, viii be S25,-
O03,0O0, which Ieaves room for a large div
dend. the consolidated capital of the
Lake Shore Combination, including the
Michigan Southern Com pany, stands at
S33, ,U0O, 600; and this probably will increase
perhaps to s50,O0O.0O0, and the stccKhold-
err VIII receive somethIug IN the shape OF
OF di idepds.
MONEY Easy, at 6a7 per cent. on call,
with an over amD pie supply
STEKLING-DulI at 9as14c.
OoLD-F rmer; opened ~ 341z and cIose1
at AZ the rat e. paia for carryIug was 81 K
per cent down o two per cent. and fla {.
CleaIaneeS, S7S OO0, 600.
G0VERNMENTs Are q fraction Off ano
closed weak; Coupons of -, II81z0IIS1& (;
do. s62, 12l3z@I22; do. '64; Il7S4@Il75z; do.
90, llyGli9A; do. new, ll01s q II656; 40. '67, i,
1695gll64; do. '6S, Il61s 1sgIlG5z; 10 40s. 1859
1885,
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By TeIegraph.I ST. LOUIS. April 90
TOBACCO In demand and good feeling,
but prices not quot4bly cuaitged.
Co TOY Middliug sold at &c.
HEMP Dun; small sales Of dressed at
S249
FLOUR Very dull: s1perfiae sold at 81 p
90 %, XIX S6o6 30; Xxx S5a 81.
HEAF-QuIet and Ii N II Fall at 81 40
a So; good - strict Prime red 81 70Ql s.;
choice TO f4ilcy Spring is in good demand,
put none Offering; No. would bring 81 10.
JoRN-Dult and lower; 5j956e for cholcs
white and yellow IN bulk; Cue ior yellow
ia cks, a u 65c for fancy white,
OATs-DulI al 6la6ic
HARLEY Nothing doing.
RYE-S ca 1y at 81 23gI 20.
" HISTkY Very duh at SIC.
GRoCERIES-Firm, bat UNCHANGED.
PROVISIONS Large settlements of April
coutrtcts are beng aaju ted to-day, and
nothing else except few jobbing sales At
outsItte ii ures Is Going. Pork Is very dull
at S3Ie3l %. aeon. jOcbinz sales of
shoulders at I354c; rib sides I51sc; clear rib
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, EU ROPE
BY Atlantic Telegraph.
PRUSSIA.


BERLIN, April 30-Tho Interna-
tional Conference to promote the
care of the wounded in time of war.
which has been in session In this city
for several days, adopted an address
to the people of the United States of
America. In this document the mem
hers of the Conference express regret
that no representative from the United
States has been present during the
proceedings, but we are convinced
that that great and noble nation, one
of the foremost of the world which
rendered such great service in the
work of humanity, sympathizes deeply
with this movement. The address Is
signed by forty delegates, among them
the Turkish Ambassador so Prussia.
The Conference has ordered copies
of the reports of its sittings to be
sent to America with the address.