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COURT CALEHlss-TMs DAY.

COURT OF GENERAL SEssloNs.--Before Hon. Gun
ing s. Bedford, lr., City Judge.-1he People Va.
Frederick Schlee. homicide Same vs. Jared u. COOK,
burglary; Same vs.. Thomas Murray. burglary; same
w. James Barnes, feonlous assault and battery /:
Same Va, Francis McGure, feioEl0us assault ana
battery; Same vs. Patrick Barry, fel0nlous assant
and battery; Same John Gleason RECEIVING sto'en
goods: Same w. Dora Meyer, larceny; Same VI. Joha
McDougai, grand larceny; Same va. john w.
James MORRISON, do; Same vs.. Alice Butler, do.
Same VS.. John E. O'ConnOr, do; Same vs. Joseph
Roddy two cases. grand iarGenF; Same vs.. Joseph
Roddy, assault and battery; Whit M H. Miller, do;
same vs. AIRED Mellon, fel0nious assault and bat
terry; Same VS.. Mathew Morally, do; Same vs..
William II, Dyor, grand larceny; Same We. William
n
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Roger Landlord rs Nary j. Z. Btshop.-Aotion
granted.
francis Casey %. John r. Cdsev.-Defauit
opened on payment OF ten dollars costs.
samuel ktdd et a. u.s. John s. Williams ct AZ
Notion granted on terms.
Human n. Paine, Us. Abraham Leuy.-kotion
diss0lvlng Injunction granted.
Ettlcaiu Roberts rs. Ettodrd Byvnes ct dL-Mo
ton granted and cause referred, with ten dona
costs 10 abide the event.
Jete. Caas Us. Aatlrer Lettz-Mogion granted,
with costs.
Jolga 4. Weeks rs. Thomas Lore-Motion Denied
with ten dollars COSTS
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tenths OF all the cases required for their treatmen
surgco- mechanical appliances which we're supplied
and also kept IN repair. and less than one-eightn
were able 70 pay the actual cost OF their apparatus
Every applicant unable to pay was supplied and
professional services rendered free Of charge. To
the support or this great expenditure the collections
for current expenses have been Dy no means ade-
quate, aud consld cradle amount Is yet required to
furnish the hospital, which building ID nearly
completed. on the corner OF Lexington avenue and
Forty street, where large number OF mol
gent crippled children VIII be received for treat
nent; also o limited number OF those able 70 pay.
Suitable accommodations are now being prepared.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0yST-Is ADMIRALTY
Judgmeat Against the Steamship Russia for
Running Iufo the ship FiGiin Naujj0irl.

Running futo the ship FiSlin MnJtoiri.
Before Judge Blatchford.
RaRt Us. Tie Rtssid.-This case has been for con-
siderable time before the Court, and has at length
been determined. AS may be remembered, the libel
set forth that while the Figia Maiori lay at anchor
IN the North river In safe place she was run into
by the kussla and sunk, the damage sustained
amounting 10 $2io.0o0
The defence set up on the part OF the Russia was
that as both were foreign vessels the court here
could not any juI1sdicnon that the harbof
masters regulations would not permit the Flsila
to lie where she was, and that an eddy caught Inc
Russia anu carried her down on The snip.
Judge Biatc hIord, Ia rendering MS declsion dc-
cided that the court had jurisdction; that Inc eudy
referred To Vas u well known one and one that the
pilot having undertaken TO come through where IL
was strongest pound 10 Keep cl ear, ana thirdy,
that no regulation vi the HnrDor Master could pre-.
vent vessels from lying ia customary places, Dut
that while The city ordinances might do SO the har-
Dor kasleris regulations were inenectual IN that
respect. Judgment was therefore given ior the
hbeIlants.
For the libeilants Messrs. Donohoe and scuddard;
for the Russia u. q q. Lord.
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TIE SFiuenlRZ Of HrOa0Way.
EciOre Judge CardoZO.
sU?a5E: e0yaT--CaAMa-ss.
Decisions Rendered.
Ey judge Ingralorn.


by Judge Ingraham.
Be'lham ps. HeH-The parties should apply &C tho
Special Term and have an order mado on the motion
for new trial, so rs to allow judgment ana an ap
peal. stay Is granted for Eve days for that
purpose.
Mem pre- rs Gri67n.-Moton granted on payment
OF inquest and OF tnls motion; Judgment to remain
As security.
IN he Aatter ofhe Afr,l,cettOn oTS. bryant ror an
Ahdc1tnleft rs DdtcSoH a Ha,Y.-Hoth the respon-
dents arc liable TO the petitioner for the money COL
lected by the frnl. although the same was received
by one The application to the Court to compel pay
ment OF the same by attorneys Is proper An order
should be made directing the payment OF the moneys
wthm ten DAYS. II not paid within that time the
motion Is granted.
RusSei! os. fe1rdR1.-Motion granted.
Nelson rs. Ltaaei,dei Same. :
BfLty as. C0ase.-See memorandum OF decisions.
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urlTs0 STATES COMMISSIONER COURT.
Tho Alleged Bounty Frauds.

Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States Us. John S. Bllss.-The defend
ant said TO have been o partner Of the tlrm OF L.
Brown q Co.. was charged with defr2udlng several
soldiers OF tuer bounty, and In this case Thomas
Melgnan. The prosecution had rested their case
against the prisoner md an application was made
by hrs counsel Tor fortnianrs Adjournment owing
to The absence Of a witness In Connecticut
Assistant Distinct Attorney JacAson resisted the
apfcanon urgn g that 1t was incumbent on the
prosecution TO proceed with tue case.
COMMISSIONER shields sustained the opposition
urged 10y The Assistant District Attorney, and Pc
reMpto,ily set duwa lie case Tor Saturday next.
The Same Cuso Again.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The Unttei States os Joltn 3. Bitss.-The defend
ant was changed with deirauding Patrick Martin OF
his bounty. which amounted to $1,000. The COM
painaat deposei that he went to the ONCE Of l..
Brown Co. IN order TO have his claim collected;
that he employed Me Arm to collect his claim; When
he called lor tnc deney lie was informed by Brown
that Bliss would DaJ claim, aud ne was oHefed
$io and subsequently $50 or H.; he reused TO accept
the olter.
lie further hearing OF the case was adjourned TIL
next wednesday.
Still Another Alleged Bounty Fraud.
Before Commissioner Belts
1ne Uritsd States Us. Joha S. Btss.-The defend
ant was charged with demanding one Jonana Bates,
the widow OF soldier IN the late war; whose bounty
ne hai uhde tahen 10 collect TIE case was post
ponet until the l.iA Inst.
Smuggling Cigars.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The Unafed States u. w. J. S1aaHey.--The defend.
ant was arrested ON acharge OF smuggling cigars.
r. Toolc testified 70 having mate seizure of the TO-
PENDANTS cigars, winch. assated, the latter admitted
TO have shrugged; further, mat he offered witness
loo Partagas ~ Keep matters quiet The case was
adjourned ultl the 18TH lDst.
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SUPREME CoUsT--SpEcALT TENN.
Tie Eisscll Divorce Suit.
HnfOYn Jnnun Harnap5

DelOic JuuEc
Eeuticd DisseN rs. John .. Bfssal.--Th's inter-
esting case, tue particulars OF which appeared in
yesterdays HERALD, was closet yesterday ana SUBJ
mitted to the court, after an able argument by Mr..
Rapa.lo on the part OF the plaintiff. in which he
showed that the young lady had been the viclm OF
the grossest deceit on the part Of the defendant,
ana conlcDded that tho evidence showed beyond all
posS Dty OF doubt or cavIi That he tBissell) pao-
lisaed anu declared ID tho world that she was his
lawful wife, and as such was entitled to the relief
which sue asGcd-nanely, alimony for the MAIN
tenance Oh herself and chl.d.
judge Barnard took the papers and intimated that
ne would give decision at an carly day.
The Widcniaz of broadway.
Ecore Judge Cardozo.
IN the Matter Of the Widc,ti,ag OF Broad,roy.-
Corporation Counsel O'Gorman moved yesterday
for the appointment OF Commissioners OF Estimate
and Assessment 10 carry out the scheme for the
widening OF Lroaaway from Thirty-secOnd TO Fifty
ninth street.
Ar. SLoushton appeared, on behalf or Mr.. Astor
and other property owners, and suggested Mr. James
Harvey as u Commissioner.
Nj. Il. w. IowHsend, Oh behalf OF Mr. Jex and
Others, named John Is iiiliYer, and
Judge dawes, for himself and others, urged the
name VI Ggatz Nathan.
The Court took the papers.
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CIlY INTELLIGENCE.

THE wsATnER YEsrERDAY.-The following record
win show the changes IN the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours comparison with the cor
responding DAY OF last year. as Indicated by the
Thermometer ~ HudnuIs Pharmacy, HERALD Build
ing. corner OF Ann street,
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following s complete list of marine transfers
from the 9TH 10 The 9th Inst. both days inclusve.-
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There were no sales OF real estate az auction yeA
terday On Tuesday Messrs Mallory BLACKWELL
had single sale at Manuel " r., Of which the fol-
lowing are parucuars:-
MANUEL, n. PGorzarY-Br MALLORY AND DLAoxs
WILL, OCT 2.
lot, New City road and Eyaok turnpike sox
los adjoining the above, on New City road ssxloO ~
2los adJoiulag the ABOVE each y6xlVJ. ~
2lots adJoinog the above, each S6yl0J 20
lots adjoining the above each 96x lV0 43
% adjoining The above 95xInJ III
lot Sc cor New City road and NyacS tuInpike.. so9
lot adjoining, New Ciiy road. ~
slon adjoining tae above. w
The following safes OF city real estate were made
recently by Jonn IL Chdrch Il Soa:-
eist at % OF Madison Nv, 25xlCo .S66W
I'D 81, S, s2i IT 18th Nv, lteo
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DaE. c.es Aame. Ir,nra1e.I SIT1- pro.
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COFFREA kinds quiet very hm and would be Impossible 70
FREIGTS are 6rn The engagements, Liverpool $40 bush
Corn 2d To Liverpool by sail tue for Flour 80 ior
by steamer Poar and O9ls for Heavy Goods AID 81 foi
Cotton To London BY sail; Flour l6 wheat sid Cofn 0 A1u
HAYTb. demand is fair and the market sales a. 6oa7O for
shipping and 81 10 for retail lots stra" selling at "G''e Tor
HEMP-The Manila but quiet at l2ic, gold ,
moderate
styles Dry Bueno Ayre' 22d7tc go Domestic sAughts hA@
OPs are 10 demand prices steady We quote State at
ca Toe Fair TO Good and 29l6c for Choice and Fancy
M0LASSBSwe learn Of 50 bids hucoTado on private terms
OII-Amercan Ineed continues IN fair and closing at
OILS quiet and unchAngdi quote 5tS for Whale and
81 95d 81 for Sperm Manufactured Oils are qn9ted at 81 ~ 10,
Beichsd Winter Whales ~ 05 Ter Unbachsd Winter Sperm and
Beached do Lard OH Is firm and fair requests We quote
81 40asl TO- Other Oils quiet; Menhljen at Doc
PRovIsOHsspee this day week market for Barrel Pork s
proved though without yaaeness The inquiry has been
chiefly eon6ued to and the demand for future delivery h
been quite moderate TO-DAY the market for Pork was dull and La'ne
easier closing ngmnal the sales cash and regular are 20 obA
$50 10 for old Mess New Mesi go for Extra Prime and
demand sale. Of 100 ibis sll8s6 or Plain Mess and $26
for Es Mes. Teyee Beef Is qHst sEG iGT fs s ne'
Of IS b Al 500 for and Western Dressed Hogs
sesdv quote at lc for CITY, Lard dali ana noms. AZ
ae @ No l1ie for Cg 'iGlsc for Far to Prime S''" and
RICB-Dn sad quoted nOmlnay sG0se decline from previous
figures - .,,, -. ,,..,, tai. q, Raw,
speculative and the market eoseve
with holders asking advance Asye however We 90 no.
IIa2c FOR t0llie for Marniquoi and II 92i for Porto
Havana private terms Refined In dHAna anu
STEARS quite actsi of 10000 lael9ic in bids
mon to Prime Timothy advanced ~ G - M the de-
good the stock being concentrated Rough Fh
Seed is quiet at ~ 7Sd ~ 90 80 - \, ,oo c,.o
TAL0wTh lsmaad good and the market steady sales Of 100 O
u Al lll4lltc
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THE MARKETS.
[c.r.fally reported for Tnr TRIBUNE

ICsrefany reported for The TRIBUNE
SArUKDAY. April H. 1869
AsHRs-Pots unchanged and demand fair sales Of 20 bb at 81 rs
d&8 for Pots, So l2i D69 q for Pearls
BRBADsrUFFSNe have hal only moderate degree Of activity In
for Western and State from the week The liberal
arrivals reduced limits Of shipper orders aud In
further advantage aud note
decline all grade Choice Minnesota aud Family kItras these
reduced supply aud steadily held though they have ao sold
freely local mills supplying tie wants OF The city
generally than usual The exports Of the week l1 bh In
GLIDING M bills burope 1890 hs 10 South America aud the West
581 bills the British Provinces and fo The corresponding
1912 bb On market today Irregular all grades
except Choice Minnesota FAMILY Extras overi hese
are without change. though 10 moderate demand The
has been chiefly Of local ehAracei the sales are
no bills ~ asa rs 90 r Gnrorene state IS $3.50 90
for FIa do sc 4jdS7 10 for Fancy doi - 00S6 - for the
low gles Of Western EIt 4G 80 20 Tor good choice Spring
Wheat Extras CDd 80 Is Tor Minnesota Iowa BItas IS 900
~ 80 for slipping Ohio; ~ ed ~ ~ for Trade brands aud famy
~ At s7G06t82 5i &c 79f8 q Tor amber N1tsr Wheat ia
hdr Michigan 81 5H "a ~ for Wife Wheat do 90 250
IS for aud " IS for ~ Louis Brirs aud Double
California Flour Is 10 fair demand a. former prices sales Of so
bL $7a ~ 20 for Old Southern Flour beaSy pec
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Sterling Exchange closed firm basis OF OS9l0sA for
prjme sOday bankers bills and 1854 aOi for sight bills.
The transactions the Office Of the United States AS
sisant Treasurer follows Total Receipts sl?64.
co., total Payments 2A555; Balance, sS997226. The
receipts include for Customs, $sO 1000 for Gold Notes.
S77,OOO
The meeting OF the Boards to-day for tho purpose OF
making consolidation OF the two organizations made
but little progress There is strong opposition 20 this
amslgamaton and the prospects are not favorable to
the consolidation
The report that the dividend in the Northwestern
shares is to be passed Is untrue 1t is stated that the
usual cash dividend OF Ave per cent will be made on both
the Common and Preferred stock in June. The earnings
Of the year ending May 81 will be about sl2OG00 TIE
operating expenses will not be 60 cent and after
deducng all charges for interest and leases the road
will show net earnings OF IL per cent for both stocks
The following Railway earnings have been compiled by
The Efnarci1I Chronicle:
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NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
sArrRDAY. April lf-P. n.


Gold opened at 1888, sold at 1873, closing firm
at talSsf. The market kept strong on rumors
from Washington to the Cuban complications. Cash
gold was demand early in the day. oaning as high rs
Rper cent but became plenty at the Close when
per cent was paid for carrying until Monday The clear
Dgs at the Gold Exchange Bank were 1000, and
the balances f2O22s33 The Assistant Treasurer
coived for gold customs s25OO2S and paid out for gold
interest s655Os4 The receipts OF gold from England
amounted to &1,4OOOOO. The steamer Alemannia also
brought 81 100000 which does not appear In this weeks
Bank Statement.
Government bonds continue strong and active. The
old bonds were good demand at unchanged rates New
bonds were buoyan advancing per cent from the pre-
vously quoted prices The German bankers continue
be purchasers and the market almost bare OF bonds
State bODds higher. Tennessee per cents sold at
CO.. bonds 6Ci Virginia 6per cents excoupon 49, New
bonds, COZ North Carolina New bonds say; North Caro-
lima per cents ST. Missouri per cents, g. In Railway
bonds there large demand from investors and
ers advance in prices made Rock Island and Pacific
hrss sold at 95 Fort Wayne thirds o. Columbus. Chicago
Indiana Central frss very active. selling at sat
GS3 Miscellaneous shares were buOyant Quicksilver
sold at "a Marposa 22i Mariposa Preferred lOi Mari
posa 10 per cent certificates dull andheavy at 6s
Pacific Mail strong at 909E Express shares were
in demand improved prices; Wells Fargo sold at 32
Adams, COZ; United States, cot Western Union Tee.
graph sold at A. The TRANSACTIONS largo and the
market buoyant and excited throughout the day.
Railway bnares were DuOyant, with heaYy business IN
all the leading shares NewYork Central advanced
1863; Reading 95ti Toledo and Wabash 49, st. Paul.
mon 1871 st. Paul preferred sea- Michigan Central 1921
OHIO and Mississippi common, 34t Illinois Central, l2
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 93A; Michigan 5outhern 90i
Rock Island, 1851 Northwestern common sold at 81
North Western preferred GOT Eric sold at At tho
advanced prices the transactions were heavy and the
market had an excited and buoyant look. The demand
was principally for NewYork Central and for the low
priced Western shares Cleveland and Pittsburgh Toledo
and Wabash and st. Paul shares and Ohio and Mlssssp
p the fayOres, and large purchases were
made stimulated by the tone OF the money market
There afternoon boards, but tho dealings were
kept up the Long Room and in the street until o'clock
The shares Of the Columbus Chicago, and Indiana Cen
trail advanced about cent upon the favorable lease
made by the Company to the Pennsylvania Central Rail
way Company which the bondholders their inter
est and gives fair prospect that dividends viii be
newed upon the stock. ....r
The following the closing quotations OF Govern
ment bonds:
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK-For the safe-keeping and protection
from fire and burglars, of Securities OF all kinds, in
Guiding Bonds Stocks, Mortgages Wills, and Dia-
monds, and valuable Jewery of every description.
An inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
tonal Park Bank in their now building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfecy
sttainable security has been reached, and at an
trsmey moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor. The officers will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application. .-.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ioypox Apr I'LL m-Cotsos open e1f for money, and 9l
for the account bonds quiet aud steady 81
stocks open qgei; Ee, Illinois CeE, 81 Atlantic and Great
Western, -. 49,,
LivEHPoo April I'LL mTbe Cotton market opens quiet Md
ding p.u 2ld Mddng Orleans l2d The shipments from Bonn
10Th met the a report have been SOo bales
Brsadstnai n dull aud unchanged ,
and the Uued States PveTWeny bonds, eI stocks
elose gu; Ees Illinois Atlantic aud Great Western ~
EPoo April Ill Corn, 49, quarter for Ne" Mred
Lard ~ eNt Cheese T9 e~t for the Best grade OF
Hi1s Apd 1.-THE Cotton opens quiet for both the
spot ami Gloht
TSErow April isU bonds quiet FTsTWen,Ie' are quoted
to-daJ g7i for the ssae OF 1854 -,
m M. ,ccouh Un,ed rWenty hoods 8 Stocks steady
knrs "a. Illinois CentrAls, gti Turponne 3lI y ewt .
PAaIs April 6The Boufss hrneri henes IL fano - entas
IrypHpooL Apnl l6-Ik Cotton closed queti Adiug Up
lands, Rd M5dpg orleans, ls sales Of the day 1000 bales
spirits Petroleum, Oil y gallon.
April 6--Cotton closed unchanged
Asr~EEp April 6-Peoam 53a53 francs for Sta ndard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. APRIL 49, 1869.

sy the medium srses the mode the sales are 80 bo
&c 90 ordinary good BItra Baltimore and COUNTY,
Georgia and YirEinlai ~ WpSS ~ TOT
do and % asa and Family Maryland aud Dsassre ne
Flour d In moderate demand at previous prees sac. 10 NE
4750 S6 80 Corn Meal Is quiet but steady SAFES W wv
81 50 for ween 81 60 for Jey and - 700 - - oS
Our Wheat market been comparatively quiet anu
less favorable from Europe and greater ~ % Wiz
market declined has disposed OF at Irregular
demand and prices have
sustained though pton demand has not been 50
plenty 10 ay he
irregular Spring heavy and un'.able Water hnn anu % 200
demand inquiry confined the home trades the safes are
bush at 81 390sl 40 for No Chicago Spring store ana G
q for small lots ahoat; 20 ~ for No. milwaukee anob ss
latter for part Of esgoi 81 70 for White California and
81 7Ods % for Mehgaa Barley inactive and eesm
Barley Malt IL steady but quiet; sales Of 1000 bush
Oats are unsettled and es.ier the sales are 2OO bush a. Gst
New Ohio and Western aAoa the inside price TO nriVe rye
demand sales 800 bush at 81 20 Tor
store aud unsettled the offerings are
decon Elevator ured business grea
sales 100 bush s2dSc for New Western hIed and Oh
sid81e afos aud Gst Western hts al oo 40 e
low &c. and Jersey Yellow at 88dSoc
COTTOH-There demand but byerpooi
stimulating induce activity prices
aud close stssdy sales Of 1859 bales OF which IS were 1hsn
spnners SCI speculation s2 By exporters We quote as
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r,,,,cl, frnm p.rI.r, Of thI, won.

aCuRr OK develops the fearful shoh1 which ArEs
proportion q happiness wrecked and furnishes chart BY
which ey avoided escaped Fortunate for ouuJ would
be its youth punto practice phnthrope and scientific msIm
her. laid missrs might baphs
and Of the be succeeded BY renewal OF
the hardy vigorous spirits Of the oden -" London Chronicle
tre member % society by whom the book will not found
useful whether person hold the relation Of Parent Preeptor or
ClsrgmAn."- Sun
MANHooD-Ths really valuable work for pointing
resulting the evils OF which man
every asylum than the shattered constitution moss
ndulEng will do prevent the which By Its pevA
among young the present a. on
wslLbeng OF msny"-lHeraM.
Address all communications
Dr. H. DBR CURTIS
No. 50 North ChArlesst,
baltimore, Nd.
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Money closed easy at per cent call and the supply
was in OF the wants OF borrowers. Commercial
paper active and passes at from call per cent
The Bank Statement shows that the flow of currency Is
toward this city, and the tendency will be for money 10
accumulate here for the next four months Business In
all departments has been stimulated by the returning
case in money and the fine weather Jobbers report
better feeling and although buyers are fully 80 days
later than usual, 1t is anticipated, now that the sea-
son Is fairly open that the next month will be an ex
tremey active one in all departments OF business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


APRI 21 bales Cotton bbl Flour. $3.50 bush Wheat
~ bush Cora $50 bush Malt 1875 bush Beans
iG2 bills Meal 1910 bags Corn Meal 1919 bh kesaed Pc
troleum 2s bba Pork pkg Meats Lara pka Ashes
Pkg. no pkg Butter ESQ Pkgs Cheese pags Lam o
pkgs Dried Fruit whisky 2230 bb& bggs l5 bales oo
~ bales Hops 1852 sides Leather 737 Hide LOSE b and bales
Hides hid, Tobacco iOi boIes and eases Tobacco u hhd Mo-
.ses Cotton Seed pkg Beeswa1 lO bags Peanuts s
o,a 261 bills Tar 79 bbs Spirits TaTPeane % 10| Crude
Tnrnenine ia bhlA Pitch.
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A,b publications.
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eudei and PfOurth edition Of this medical essay revised
aud published by author Dr. CURTIS treats Oh
The cure premature dsoue gives clear synopsis
Of the mpedmsnt marriage eIsmPes results Of many years
practice in the treatment Of Debility Address the author Dr.
CURTIS Baltimore Nd -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19

The Bank Statement reflects the growing ease In money
and is very favorable. The loans show decrease OF
g. 295e45; specie 764 circulation, s7259 Deposits
have increased s7O7,914 and egaltenders 336'o TIC
total gain on the reserve is 81 ,239, 963.
AS compared with the corresponding week OF 1868, the
nnnk stntement ahoMs the following changes: