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BANKRUPTCY!
THE FIFTY PER CENT. PROVISION.

DERSoNS DESTROYS OF AVAILING
i themselves of the relief provided by the
United States Bankrupt Act OF March 9, 1857
are hereby notified thai discharges in bankrupt
JANUARY 1, iSt9, where the estate of the ap.
plicant will not pay my per cent. of the liabil
ties proved against IL.
Until JANUARY !. 1Si9, petitions may he filed
and discharges granted thereon, without refer
cncc 10 the assets Of the insolyent.
X. NJ. DAGGETT,
Clerk District Court U. S. for the District Of
Nevada delft
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CURED At HOME,

By addressing letter TO DIR. FLAT'rERI,
stating case, symptoms and length OF time tho
disease has continued, can have medicines
promptly forwarded, free from danger and sc-
curcly scaled, TO any part or tho country, with
full and plain directions for use.
Consultations free, and communications strict
Is confidential All cases guaranteed, or the fee
will bs refunded in every case.
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FORTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
Tho New House of Representative

The Now House Of Representatives.
The first session Of the new (Forty-
FirsD Congress opens on Thursday,
March 4, 1869. All tho States that will
be represented on that day have already
chosen their Representatives,, and VIC
present herewith carefully revised and
complete lis, Of the House rs il will be
composed, together with II statement Of
the contested seats, etc. It will be seen
that the Republicans lin Roman) num-
Der 1870, and Democrats lin italics) "a.
An aStcrisk e. indicates new member:
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REFERENCES.

GhnrEes nt san Rraaoisso Rate:
jy2l tf ii. HARRlS.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Is 60.


T. w. ABRAHAM-Esmcralda.
NJ. S. Observation-Disclosures
D. II. BROWN-0rmsby.
C. II. EASTMAN-Washoe.
T. d. EDWARDS-Ormsby.
o. H. GREY-Storey.
J. w. HAINES-Douglas.
w. N. HALL-Storey.
D. L. HASTINGS-Lyon.
E. B. HAZARD-Lincoln.
NJ. S. HURD-Lyon.
J. j. LINN-Humboldt.
B. s. MAS0N-Esmeralda.
w. G. MONR0E-Churchill.
ROBERT MULLAN-Nye.
T. b. SHAMP-Nashoc.
C. C. STEVENSON-Storcy.
F. A. TRITLE-Storey.
d. w. WELTY-Landcr.
SAMUEL WILS0N-Landcr.
]. S. SLINGERLAND-State Prison.
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HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM San
III Francisco with n LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, l am prepared 10 sell all articles in my
linoas cheap as any man on the Pacific Coast.
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AssenlblylneR:

AssemblymeR:
STOREY COUNTY.
d. o. ADKISON,
]. NJ. ANDERSON,
w. BROWN,
|. S. BURSON, ...
]. A. BURLINGAME,
w. D. GRAY,
]. NJ. HANFORD,
C. J. HILLYER,
GEO. /. LAMMON.
A, X. POTTER,
IL. RICHARDSON,
JOHN WEIGH.
n. E. BUNKER,
A. C. CLEVELAND,
J. A. MoULToN.
J. X. BARNEY,
j. S. FORD, ....
C. D. KING.
CHURCHILL
L. CLARK,
A. B. WALLER.
JOHN BOWMAN,
WIN. DOOLIN.
HuMRoLDT-
G. W. RULE,
IL. IL. SCOll
]. NJ. WOODWORTH.
EsMERALDA-
S. ]. DAVIS,
]. S. MAYHUGH,
C. N. SHAKSPEltE,
Z. r. SHIMMIN.
GEO. D. coBURN,
GEO. F. MILLS,
T. ]. TENANT,
r. J. MOODY.
LINCOLN
r. w. RANDALL.
DOUGLAS
J.. w. SMALL,
F. DANGBERG.
ORMsBY-
S. d. WRIGHT,
WIN. II. CORBETT,
JOHN HANSON.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-15

ton supplemental report of the
Trustees of the Soldiers Home, set
ting forth the necessity which exists
tor such an institution. and demon
stratiug that it should receive from
the State a more liberal support than
was proposed to be given by the Gen
eTal Appropriation bill which passed
the House at the last session.
By the revenue bills passed at the
late session, the State Debt Sinking
Fund tax was reduced one-half, or
from twenty cents to ten cents on
each one hundred dollars 10 value of
property, and the State debt tax pr0p-
er was reduced one fourth, or from
twenty cents to fifteen cents. This is
certain y satisfactory reduction, and
If local taxation could be reduced In
a corresponding ratio, there would be
little cause of complaint of the bur-
thens of taxation. With this large
reduction, the State will still be in a
condition to make all the appropria-
tions contemplated at the regular ses-
sion, and increase the allowance to
the Soldiers Home to the extent
asked for by the Trustees of that in
stitution. | believe that duty to our
disabled soldiers, and to the orphan
children Of those who have passed
away, requires this at our hands. A
careful study Of the facts stated in
the supplemental report OF the trus-
tees will convince any unprecedented
mind of the necessity of such an iust-
tuition, and of increased liberality in
your appropriations for its enlarge
menb and support
L herewith also respectfully submit
for your consideration a supplemental
report of the Directors of the State
Prison South, showing that. for rea-
SONS therein set forth, the finances of
said prison are not in so favorable a
condition as was represented 10 the
late annual report of the Directors.
This discrepancy grows out Of the
fact, as the supplemental report al
leges, that the late Warden had con-
tracted debts on account of the prison
no account of which was contained on
the books, and no report of which was
made to the Directors. This supple
mental report also asks an appropria-
ton for repairs. and shows that the
number of prisoners is decreasing,
and that Marion County should be
re annexed to the Southern Prison
District.
Since the close &. the late regular
session, have been informed by NJ
=. Ghee, Esq, one of the Directors
of said Prison, that he has accepted
an appointment under the General
Government wiz: that of Guager of
Distilled Spirits.) and has qualified,
thereby vacating his Office Of Direc-
tor OF the Prison. / herewith submit
a copy of his letter announcing the
fact, to the end that you may take
such steps to fill the vacancy as to
you may seem proper.
l trust you will have a pleasant and
harmonious session, aud that your
deliberations will result in the passage
of such measures as will be promotiVe
of the welfare of the State and the
happiness of the people.
CONRAD BAKER.
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RurnIng OF an 0lI ReflnerY.

PITTsBURG, April 14-The extern
sive oil refinery of Forsythe Bros,
at Sharpsburg, near this. city, was
totally destroyed by fire to-day. At
10 o'clock this morning a tank of
benzine exploded, and the flames
spread rapidly to the buildings and
other tanks. The stills, buildings,
and the settling house, containing
1900 barrels Of refined aud $500 bar
rels of distilled oil caught fire and
burned all the afternoon. At z to-
night another tank, containing 10000
barrels of crude, caught, and at 10
o'clock still another alarm has struck,
indicating that the fire is still raging.
1t is feared that the adioicing refin-
cries, the Eclipse, National aud
Standard, may have taken fire. The
total loss is estimated at S125, 900 to
5000 900, on which there is said to be
only. $4,000 Insurance. Two men.
two women, and a child, living near,
were burned by the first flames, which
shot out from the benzine. One of
the women is injured seriously.
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WAsHrNGroN Anril14-The Pres

! WASHINGTON, April 14.-The Pres
ident has directed the Secretary OF
War 10 order Major General Reynolds
to proceed with the registration IN
Texas, preparatory to an early elec-
ion. It is expected similar orders
will be issued to commanding officers
in Virginia and Mississippi. The
/ President availed himself of the
opinions of the commanding Generals
before issuing the proclamation au-
| thorized by the act of Congress with
reference to voting on the CoDstitu-
tions Of these States.
Many Senators are of opinion that
the extra session will close this week.
The Senate to-day briefly cOnsid-
kered the naturalization treaty with
Great Britain aud the Darien Canal
treaty, but arrived at no conclusion
on them.
The monitor Laguin is fitting out
at the Washington Navy Yard. and in
about twelve days will be towed to the
Cuban coast.
There Is now being prepared In the
third auditors Office of the Treasury
Department list of 1872 clerks, whose
services will be dispensed with. This
list includes all the Democratic MEM
bers of the johnson Departmental
Club and Conservative Army and
Navy Union. The notices Of dis
missal will be sent out in a day or
two. A large number of female clerks
will be discharged from the Treasury
Department to- morrow.
In the Criminal Court to day, the
jury returned a verdict of guilty
against Leonard Huyck, charged with
the larceny of $4,000 of Governments
bonds, special deposit by Col d. r.
McNair with Murray & Co. 1t will
be recollected Huyck was President
of the Merchants National Bank,
which exploded two or three years
ago.
j. G. Bancroft Davis, Assistant
Secretary of State, is quite i'll at IIs
rooms in this city Mr. Davis is suf-
fering from a severe attack of erysep-
elias, and has been confined to his
room and bed for several days. He
is entirely unable to attend to his
public or private business.
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By Telegraph.J CHICAGO. AprilI4.
ExcHAEeE-Ea par buying and ITO
tras.
WHEAr-Dull and 1zgszc lower: sales of
no. 4 az I'll l2Ul Is; No. 2 at 81 O45&al or ;
ci9sIng steady at 81 O5; sales OF No. 81 O74
W., sellers last half of April; sales OF
No. since Change 81 O41S
NORN-Qulet and 9z91zc lower; sales of
new at 501za53c; no grade 5O0g5O1Sc; CLOSING
teTnoon.
0ATs-Dull at ls4a5915c; closing at5l1<c;
sales at bic. sellers last half of April
RFE-More active and 1sc higher: 81 lea
" " Tor regular and Il esh closing al 81 l6m
81 IL for regular and fresh.
BARLEY--293c higher; sales at 81 Gsai IS
closing steady at 81 700l IS.
tHIGHWINEs-S6c offered SIC asked
MoLAS5ES-New Orleans Sl4i o.
SUGAR i4Gl51zc for common to choice
PRoYIsIoNs.Steaay and frm. Mess Pork
$50 90 cash: S3l sellers last half OF Nav
Lard l7S49lSc. Sweet Picked Hams l5I6c
Cumberland mlddles l415c; loose bulk
shoulders l2c, buyer for the month.
HoGS-ActiVe and l0@l5c lower: 60 5Oa
70 for medium; $40 259l0 45 for coed 10
choice.
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1881.
CINCINNATI MarkeF.

BY Telsgraph.I CTEoIENATI. April Il.
FLoUR-Flrmer and in better demand
family SO 2508 50.
Il EAr--In good demand; sales OF .5O(
Is held at 81 45
SoRS-In demand at Csc for ear.
OArS-Firm at 68ngge
sGoIIoN-F1rm: fniddIing 2s5%M271Sc.
,i ,iiobACco-Ftrm and In good demand az
9Qc. oN0iaa1 OoinAnd ~
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet and unchanged: moss
@ @poIa hsld s,o "a az 81 90; not saiesble al better
lhah 20 w. Bulk meats dull, shoulders
sOld at lls4c loose, out they are aener,fil,-
neld e l2e, and sides a He Bacon duII
snoulaers I3c, sides l61xc and l8s<c for
clear RIB and clear sides; "a lot OF colintrv
snoulders Is Offering at 12tSc packed
LARD -tlfmer, and city sold at lsc and
country at TIC 10 the extent of 300 tlercea-
BUTTEl-Duil at aSd44c.
kGGs Declined TO l79lSc; supply large.
ST 459I 80.
Pc RoLEU1f- -S3935c fer refined.
SEEDS Timothy advanced to 50 40a3 90.
Glover quiet az l51@9l5%c.
sUGAR-Dull; New Orleans l3IS0i5e.
LASSES-NeW Orleans scarce al 80 sIg5c. .
Porto Ricl declined TO 70d75c.
CofFEE Steady at 25926c.
GoLD-l321z bnSing
EXcHAHGE-Firm at par TO 80 premium
puylngi I-lV premium SELLING.
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Horse Tnief Arrested-Other Matterg.

CHICAGO, April 14-Iu the State
Legislature to-day a message was re-
ceived vetoiBg a large number of
minor bills, also the Lake Front and
Tax Exemption bills, with his objee-
tions. A resolution was adopted that
no new business but that relative to
Executive communications AMI sup
Elemental bills be considered at the
present session.
Police Superintendent Kennedy,
being notified by telegram to ar
rest a man who had stolen a
horse and buggy from Battle
Greek, Michigan, yesterday after
noon captured one John Martin at
the Girard House in this city on sus-
piciOn. Being closely questioned, be
confessed the crime. and the horse
was found In the stable of the hotel.
As an inducement to be let off the
thief showed the officers a Masonic
badge and certificate, but the dodge
did not work.
The earnings of the Michigan
Southern Railroad for the past year
were 81 TAT ,219; operating expenses,
50 S9f 3S7
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sew York Gold ana stock Market.


MoEEY-Was in moderate demand dur
ing the morning at coin interest on Gov
ernment bonds and per cent currency,
with commission OF l-32c on stocks. In
the afternoon the market, as yesterday,
worked easier, and before 3 O'Clock capital
was plenty at per cent currency, and
some banks report increase receipts of
currency from the Interior. Some uneas a.
ness has been caused by reports that the
District Attorney is gathering evidence
concerning oans made above the legal
rate, with a view OF enforcing the proVi-
sions of the usury law: Commercial paper
dull at lO0l31z per cent
STERLING-5trong, under an easing in
money aud cash gold prime bankers 7s4g
42se for sixty dsys and S1z0S5sc for sig ut.
GOLD -Firmer; opened at 325z, advanced
10 3}1s, anC closed at32I The steamship
Java brought $1,000. The rates paid for
Carrying We're down to per cent. TO fiat
GoYERHMENTs Strong and higher, with
62s and 67s as the features. Coupons Of
'Sl. ll6M@ll64i do. '62. I201Sal2Os<; do. '64,
ll73@ll74; do. 90 ll7AgI7l4; do. new
@Il44; l0s40s, IO51zGlO55z.
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HAVANA, April IA. - Napoleon,
Arrange and other insurgent chief
tians are heading a party in the Cen
trail Department, in opposition to
General Q Iessada, who, however, has
the largest mum Der of adherents.
A cousin of General Cespedes has
been killed near Manzaiilo
Advices from st. Thomas report
the arrival there of one of the Peru
Wan monitors
Volunteers are organizing in the
interior.
De Cuba warns the public agains {
over confidence in the termination of
the insurrection.
The DE Arco says that Spanish war
steamers are watching two expedi-
tions which are expected from the
United States.
Casanavo has not yet been re-
leased.
A decree authorizes the raising Of
900 additional guards, to protect the
plantations of the Western planters,
who are also to pay them.
The latest advices from Puerto
Principe report dearth of food.
A convoy had arrived from Santa
Cruz under guard of 900 troops.
They encountered 1000 insurgents in
an intrenehed position in the road.
and after a desperate fight dislodged
them. The troops admit loss Of six
killed and wounded The insurgents
in the vicinity are numerous. They
have beef and vegetables in plenty.
but are without bread and powder.
Santiago alvices of the 9th report a
fight on the Isabel estate. Losses in.
significant.
One thousand two hundred troops
had arrived from Batalbans.
Advices from Santa Spiritas Of the
9th state that General Puella wa:
there and acting as Governor. He
has ordered country stores to b.
moved to the nearest town.
Sagua dates to the 10th give inform
alton that the Government had ;
| fight with Liebena, and losses wer;
| heavy on both sides.
A dispatch from Trinidad to The
10Th says thirty respectable citizen!
| had been arrested and imprisoned.
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ST. LOUIS, April 14-J udge Prim.
of the Criminal Court, to-day deliv-
cred an opinion in the case of Capt.
VIM. b. Donaldson, who had moved q
discharge on the ground that three
terms of the court has passed since
his indictment, and that pnder the
law further action could not proceed
against him. The Judge decided
against the motion and remanded
Donaldson to Jail. He will doubtless
be brought to trial, as the principal
witnesses against him are now here.
Dispatches from New Orleans were
received here to day announcing that
the Chamber of Commerce of that
city will hold meeting tomorrow to
consider a subscription to the st.
Louis Grain Association, and asking
for information relative to the objects
and proposed workings of the Associ-
alton, also stating that New Orleans
will do her part.
George p. Plant, President Of the
Merchants Exchange here, has re-
piled, advising New Orleans to organ
ize similar independent but coop
erative association, to keep stock of
grain there to draw purchasers, and II
necessary to buy and ship cargoes to
| foreign ports. The stock holders of
the association here will hold a meet
ing tomorrow night for the purpose
of electing directors and perfecting
| their organization.
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LreIslaiiHa Matters.

CHICAGO, April 14-The State
Legislature. adjourned session, met at
Spring field to day The Governor
has vetoed one hundred and fifty bills
out Of the number placed in his
hands at the adjournment, the most
important of which are the Lake
Front bill, eeding a CERTAIN portion of
the Lake frontage 0 the Illinois Cen
tral RallroaH, and the bill allowing
towns and cities to reserve the State
taxes for the benefit of existing or
prospective railroads. The first
named bill is likely to pass over the
Governors veto, but the fate of the
latter is somewhat doubtful The
session is likely to continue about ten
days. :
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Frost I'm Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, April I4.-Y ester
dav mornine-there was slight frost,
and this morning more severe one,
seriously damaging the new cotton
crops and fruit. and rendering the re-
planting of cotton necessary.
The South aud North roads are now
under contract for insuring the com
pletion and equipment of the whole
line by 1871.
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Dead Body of a Man Found.

CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE Execu-
tive Committee Of the Board of
Trade. to day, consulted the Hon.
Geo. I'll. Pendleron and another emil
nent lawyer, K. A. Ferguson, as to
the power of the city to aid in the
construction of a railroad to Chatta-
nooga, without an amendment to the
State Constitution The question
was referred to six able lawyers for
discussion. Three of them have
already expressed their opinions that
the city can give such aid
This afternoon the dead body of
man was found in pond near the
city, naked and sewed up in sack,
which contained stones to make it
sink. The body had cuts OF kaife
on the forehead, and was laid open
from the chin 10 abdomen.
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Memphis Market.
By Teleeraph

BY Tetegraph.l MEMPHIS. April IA.
COTToN-Firner. at 27s4928c; receipts 394
bales: exports 30 bales.
FLoUR-Dull; superine s. 5O96 90.
CORR- 70@72c.
OATg--b5c.
HAY-s25 00d26 90.
PORK-S32.
IsARD-Isnl20c.
BACON Quiet; shoulders at lS19c; sides
I71Sc.
BULK MEATs-Quiet; shoulders l215ci
sides l61ac.
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Euronean Markell.

BY Cable.l LONDON. April "a.
CoDsols, for money, 93zS; on account 981S.
HAyRE, April 4.-Cotton I451S francs on
spot.
PARIS, April H-Bourse strong: rentes
7lf SC.
LIVERPOOL, April 14--COtton nrn1er; (;
middhng uplaDds l2Md: Orleans l215d.
California white wheat 9s3d red Western Ss
Sd. Western Hour 22s Corn 23s 90 for
new. Oats Is sd. Barley 5s. Peas 39s. PorK
l05s. Beef Dos. Lard II 6ds. Cheese us. Bacon
62s Cd. Spirits of petroleum Cd; refined Is
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ESQ PRIEEs IN TOWN LOTs.
TIOIxETs, 90.

FNNHE DRAWING WILL TIA EE NJ
~ place at Masonic Temple, iu Louis
ylilel Kentucky, on the lst day Of Beptem-
Der, 1869.
Agents will furnish pamphlets giving
description OF the property, and contain
ing the act or the Legislature authorizing
me sale.
Commissioners who win rltnage the en-
tefprlse are named in tho act OF Lne Legis-
lature, and ther integrity and responsla
bil1ty are endorsed in tho certificates
(Which Will be found lm the pamphletsl
0I Governor John w. Stevenson, HONS.
United States Senators. Hon. John ~
Bunch, Speaker OF tho kau 5nclxw mnso
OF Representatives, Hon. Archibald Dixon.
Joseph Adams, President OF the Barmerf
Bank, l.. Y. Daliam, President OF che Ma
tfOnal Bank, John IA. Barret aud others. .Of
Henderson, KY; Hon. w r. P0rett, Iudge
OF the Circuit Court Of the Fifteenth Jude
cIal District, and "A. $. johnson, Judge OF
Hon. VIM. il. Walker, Mayor, sohn s
Hopkins, President First National Bank.
and Others, OF Evansville, Indiana, md
many other gentlemen of position and
prominence Ia Kentucky and indiana.
TICKETS can bo purchased Of
L. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
Il. b. 4 ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank
THos. Il. A. BROOKS. Covineton. Ky;
JOHN g. LATHAM, President Bank OF
HOpkinsyiile, Hopknsville, KY.
James l. DallaIns Commercial Bank, Pa
eg- books opened at these points on the
lst of October, 1868.
PHILIP HORNBROOR, ESD, Water
Street, between Main and sycamore, and
sEMONIN, DIXON & CO.. No. - north
First street, will order tickets from the
Agents ut Henderson. KY, for those VINO
desire TO purchase. ae2B dtf
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Dissolution.
ur Parts ETsHTP up.r~o.

THE PARTNERS HERETO.
z lore existing between J. w. and e. w.
Henson, known as the above firm in the
undertaking business. Is this day by mu-
taal CO.. sent, dissolved, q. w Henson.
Withdrawing from the firm. The business
will be continued at the old stand, No 1873
Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth
D. w. Henson is authorized 10 settle the
business of the old firm.
apr9 DIV w. HENSON.
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LOutsFIIle Market.

By Tsiezraph.l LOUIsvILLE. April IA.
! TOBAccO-Sales Of ~ hogsheads az So 00G
q 80 for Tugs and manufacturing leaf.
MSS EORK-S3l so.
LARD-l71S8lSc
Reconsideration l31Zc, clear rib sides
16Hc, clear sides ne
BULE MEATS Shoulders l2tzc, clear sides
lG4c. Her
FLOUR-S5 00IJG 90.
WHEAT-St 55gi 90.
CORH- 6ja66c.
OATS 6Ia6jc.
HAY-s20d2l 90
rUG AR-New Orleans fair l31zc; prime
I454c: choice l5lze
MObASSEs-7 7Og7Jc.
COTroN-2Tc.
WHIsKY-9lc.
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NeR nrleana Mnrkef.

BY Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. April IL
COTToN-Actlve; middiing 2s14a28Izc;
sales $3.50 baiesi receipts ,213 bales: e1-
ports 3 6Sj bales.
GoLD-l321S. .
EXCHAEGE-Sterling l425<; New York
sight "A premium.
BUGAR-Duil; common S9l054c; prime
l3Ac.
MOLAssEs-Ljght supply; prime Csc.
FLnUR-t1r supernue o. 81: Xxx 30 30;
Xxx S. IS.
tORN-Firm white 7Sc.
OATS Scarce 74l9T5c
BRAH--5carce al 81 30.
HAY-Firm; prime SIS.
PoRR-S3i 03
BACON -Retailfng shoulders at lie; clear
sides l71zc: and clear rib ZIG.
LARD Dull aud unchanged.
WHIsKY-W estern rectihed S7GtS91zc.
CoFFEE-Firn; fair l5%c; prime l7l4G
I754c.