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U S Circuit Court
District Court Of UniIsl States Of Ami,
Fer the District of North Care,,n,

Special Term at Salisbury, 5egiuniao w.,
End august, 1869.
United States VS.. 3S Boxes Maput,otn
bacco, Property Of Dulin d. Bovc [j u
Information. ''-l-te n
To DULIN & BovE, AND ALL WHOM
NOTICE is hereby given, that the abor'
~ erty was seized by Samuel # WE WA" Pip
lector OF internal Revenue for 9th CoIIantsy VI
trict of North Carolina, as forfeited f. ~
the United States Tor violation of tbo 'It ete
Revenue Laws, and the same is libellaS III intsaS
Starbuck, United States Attorney and " W
ted in said District for Condemnation ,s
causes in said Libel of Informaton 80. io
and that said causes will stand for tr VII lof
Court Room in the town OF Salisbury o ,r' p u
9th day of August, A. D. 1863, if fiat ha iail
diction day, and if not ct the next dav " ~ l
dlction thereafter, when and where an VI lnTs
are warned to appear to show cause ri PESOS
demnation should not be decreed an, % ,o, CO.
Vene for their interests. "lIf
Given under my hand, at office in p.,,;.,
the 10Th day OF July, 1869 %
29-w2t n S'tMoh
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Horrible Event-A Girl of Fifteen killed
by Drunken Shoemaker-The Mur-
derer Commits Suicide.

by a Drunken Shoemaker-The Mur-
derer Commits Suicide.
TIE New York Telegram gives the follow
ing particulars of a shocking event which
occurred on Staten Island, New York, at
Thompkinsrile, near the first steamboat
landing, Tuesday morning:
Mr.. Harrington, whose shoe store is near
the first landing, is well known to all passers-'
by going to or returning from New York.
has had IN his employ for some time past,
iourneyman shoemaker, named John Roach,
aged about thirty years. This man, it APP
pears, though good workman, has led
very irregular life, and has been mnch adj
6icted to drink. This habit has grown on
him of late, until he frequently seer,ed nutuf
his mind, and on several occasions was warn
ed by his employer against drinking to eX-
cess # he wished to keep his situation.
Last night he seems to have relapsed into
his old habits and even drank more Excess
sively than usual, returning to his work.
bench in sad state OF drunkenness. This
morning he awakened raving mad. He pro-
ceeded to his work bench and armed himself
with shoe-knite, then, proeee ding to the
sleeping apartment of Emma Harrington,
the daughter of his employer, beautiful
girl only fifteen years old, he. burst open the
door and rushed in. The child was up and
dressed at this time (about six o'clock and
when he entered was STOPPING to tie one of
her shoes. He rushed upon her and drew
the keen knife across her throat, severing
the windpipe and inflicting a cut from ear 10
ear The girl fell over without scream, and
in few minutes expired. The mailman
then rushed from the apartm ent brandishing
the bloody knife and alarming the house
with his wild cries. Arriving at the shop
the murderer deliberately drew the knife
across his own throat, inflicting frightful
wound, which resulted in lbs death in "A few
moments. The family was aroused by the
noise made by the murderer aud Immediate
ly FASTENED to the scene OF the double ira
gedy. The scene of dismay and sorrow
that ensued beggars description. The affair
has cast "a gloom over the entire village,
where the murdered girl was much beloved.
The coroner was summoned, and is now en-
gagged in holding an inquest over the MUIR
derer suicide and his victim. -.
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POETRY.
Happy Thoughts,

2 II Manhood's waves have borne us back
j. Far distant from the shore, ii4
Whose pleasant scenes were dear 10 us
ia When life its blossoms bore
IT'S sweet, when we come back again, lil
To find each spot we knew,
Deck'd in the seli-same joyous garb
g9sOuf youth around it threw.
If Time hath laid his hand upon
The things about our home,
And DER them all the mournful shade
OF deep, sad change hath come
IT'S sweet to know that in our breasts
'sa The self-same hearts beat on,
And while change rules all without,
= Within we're chilled byno
Yet, sweeter than all this it is
To meet, when we are men,
The friend we parted with in youth,
The self same now as then
To feel that he brings back, through mists
By time and absence cast,
The light of that same kindness
That warmed the blissful past!
The roses that with garish bloom,
In pleasures garden spring,
Have, each within its painted leaves,
Some insect that will sting
And so tits doubly sweet for us,
Amid life's heartless joys,
To catch the blush and fragrance back,
OF flow'rs We Guild when boys.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

20 For the Standard. 4
Republican Meeting in Greene County.
~Pursuant to previous notice the Republic
cans of Greene county assembled at the
Court house in Snow Hill, on Saturday the
list inst, for the purpose OF again pledglng
their hearty support to the noble cause OF
UNION, LIBERTY and EQUALITY before the
LAW.
The vast audience was organized by call
ing that staunch Republican, Joseph Dixon,
ESQ.,, to the chair, and eecting S. Ii. Ed
ward and H. C. Phillip Secretaries.
The Chairman explained the object of the
meeting in an eloquent and well-timed adj
dress.
Whereas, is right belonging to the
people of the United States to assemble at
any time and place they may deem proper
and discuss the important topics which may
be brought before them, affecting the Re-
public tor veal or woe: to freely and cam
didly express their opinions upon them and
to critcise the acts and conduct OF their
public servants. therefore
Resolye2 1st That we, the loyal mon OF
Greene County, i'll Convention assembled,
having closely noticed the course and con-
duct of Ulysses S. Grant, the President of
the United States, during the short time he
has occupied that honorable and dignifed
office do heartily endorse his course.
2nd, That in w. W. Holden, our honored
Governor, we have found man eminently
fitted and qualified for the exigencies of
the times, and we do pledge him our hearty
and unqualified support in his noble and
untiring efforts to maintain the supremacy
of law and justice in Forth Carolina.
Sd, That in the Hon. David Heaton, our
able and efficient representative in the Con-
gress of the United States, we find the man
for the place and we do hereby return hlm
our sincere and heartfelt thanks for the
interest he has taken in us as a people, and
tor his valued services rendered US as our
representative. Hl
4th, That we favor the plan of railroad
communication from Plymouth through the
counties of Beaufort, Pitt and Greene to
some point upon the Wilmington and We!-
don Railroad, which was defeated in the
last Legislature by the votes of some who
were supposed to be in favor of it, and we
do now instruct our Representative, Joseph
Dixon, Esq, to reagitate this enterprise in
the next Legislature, and to use every effort
in his power to obtain it, thanking him at
the same time for his noble efforts in its be-
half during the sitting of the last Legisla-
ture.
9th. That copy of the proceedings of
this meeting he sent to the Times, at New
Berne, and STANDARD at Raleigh, for pub
LEGATION, and that all Republican papers in
the State be requested to copy.
Addresses were then made by Messrs.
John r. Dixon, A. D. Swinson and Others
defining their positions and accepting their
nominations
On motion of S.. A. Busbee Executive
Committees were appointed for each Town
ship to supply vacancies should any of the
nominees fail to accept
On motion OF W. F. Williams the meeting
adjourned.
JOS. DIXON, Chairman.
SAMI.. II. EDWARDS, Secretary
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For the Standard.
Meeting in Swift Creek Township, Edge.
comb County.

At meeting of the,citizens of Swift Creek
Township, July 10th, 1869, on motion, Rev.
Cain Gibbs was requested to act as Chair
man, who, upon taking the Chair, explained
the object of the meeting to be to nominate
officers for the Township; and on motion,
Rev. Richard Station was requested to act as
Secretary.
Willis Bum was called upon and made
an appropriate speech for the occasion.
Lewis Manner was called upon and made a
very good speech, touching the necessity of
selecting good men for candidates.
On motion of Rev. Richard Stations com
mittee of twelve was appointed to recon-
mend candidates.
The Chairman appointed on this commit
tee Willis Bum, Lewis Manner, Lewis Odom,
Henry Ward, Henry Titus, Peter Phillips,
Ned Curtis, Cesar Taylor, Willis Phillips,
Cary Belamy, Washington Taylor and
Arthur Whitehead.
The committee retired, and, while out. the
meeting was entertained by speeches from
Rev. Anthony Davis and Others.
The committee recommended the follow
ing nominations:
For Justices of the Peace-K. c. Pope
anu w HIS Duuu.
For Clerk. r. Odom.
For Constable-S. D. Pool
For School Committee Cary Bellamy,
Ned Curtis and Washington Taylor.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
ResoIred, That we, the citizens of Swift
Creek Township, in meeting assembled for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
the Township officers, do pledge ourselves
that we will give our hearty support and use
our best efforts to elect the candidates put
in nomination by this meeting, and that we
will oppose with all our might any person
who may attempt to break up this organi-
Zatlon.
On motion of Rev. J. Barney, the Secre-
tary was .equested to send "a copy of the
proceedings of this meeting to the North
Carolina STANDARD with request to pub
fish in the Daily.
There being no other business the meet
ing adjourned.
CAIN GIBBS, Chairman
RICHMOND STATION, Secretary
NEAR BATTLEBoRo', July 10, 1869.
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For the Standard.

For the standard.
Republican Convention in Smithfieid.
Pursuant to notice gwen by the Township
Executive Committee Republican Conven
ton met at the Court House in the town of
Smthfeld, Johns on county, on the 18th of
July 1869, its object being the nomination
of candidates for Magistrates, School Com
mittees, &C. for Smithfield Township.
~ The Convention organized by calling Col.
Chas. H. Snead to the Chair and appoint
ing Jno. d. Massey and Thomas Morgan
Secretaries .u H
Efforts were made by the Conservative
party to unite their ticket with the Repub-
leans, when Col. Snead, through E. G. Hill.
Sheriff, introduced the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted with great
applause, and recommended that they be
forwarded to the STANDARD for publication:
Resolred, That we the Republicans of
Smithield Township, earnestly urge our par
ty friends in other Townships to the duty,
and the necessity of an immediate organ
ization to secure the nomination and. cleo
ton of goodRepublicans to County offices
on the first Thursday in August next
Resoloed, That the Republicans of this
Township favor every liberal measure,
which tends in any degree to remove feel
ings of bitterness and. party prejudice, yet
to compromise our ticket would be sacri-
fee of Republican principles, therefore, we
urge all Republicans not to support any
man for office who does not stand firmly
on the Republican platform.
ResoIoed, That we heartily concur in the
resolutions adopted in Convention by our
sister Counties, endorsing the present policy
and administration OF our worthy executive
Chief, William w. Holden, Governor OF
North Carolina, and to this we add that we
heartily endorse the STANDARDS nomina-
tions, and stand in readiness to urge the
claims of his Excellency, and give him our
undivided support for the Vice-P Presidency
of the United States. tag
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A Curious caso-poisoned by Razor.

p B.
A barber named William Brewster, doing
business at Chatham, Ontario, about six
weeks since, was called to shave man
whose death was occasioned by lung fever;
the instrument he used was afterward laid
by, to be used no more as razor. But be
ing one morning without a knife, and de-
string to sharpen his pencil, Brewster used
the razor for the purpose, and during the
operation cut slight cash in the left fore
finger. In an hour or two the finger COM
menced aching, and continued to grow
worse, until the whole hand and arm were
feartully swollen. and the flesh in spots, as
sumed ii notified appearance Having doc
tored for four weeks, without success, among
the skilled physicians at Catham, Brewster
same to this city to seek relief at the St.
Mary's Hospital. He had lost the entire
use of the arm, and it had swollen to four
times its natural size, the flesh emitting
bad odor.--1eLegram.
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I:yllIgsl!I 1


II is automatically stated that one fifth Of iA
inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die Of C0f
sumption. No disease has been more thorough
studied, and its nature less understood; there,
no disease upon which exists a greater dives!
OF opinion and no disease which has more co.i
uletely baffied all medical skill and remed1
agencies.
Some of the prominent symptoms are COls1
Expectoration, Shortness OF Breath lrrilanss,
about the Lungs and Chest, darling, Pains ID J! y
Sides and Back, Emaciation and general negaH'
condition of the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread dlseasl \
any of its concomitants, should lose no tnss :
possessing themselves of the proper Reule,'a .
order that they may stay its ravages, and N'
stored to health. The
REV. E. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for the Cure
Cnsumption, Asthma, BrOlell"
Coughs, Colds,
AND
ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS,
by the use of which he was restored to hei l.s
few weeks, after having suffered seveFaif 4.
with severe lung affection and that dfyIa d
ease, Consumption, has now been in LIST wv
years with the most marked success. ..il
This Remedy is prepared from the leeD %'iiED
Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. kp" ,5rr.
A. WILSON, l65 South I'd Street, Willau''''
Kings Co., New York. .,,t
A Pamphlet containing the original fI. 'rar.
ton with full aud explicit directions for p'irh
ton and use, together with short histoi IN bt
case with symptoms, experience and curt sbO1i
obtained tree of chargel of Mr.. Wilson
or by callingon or addressing ,ooN
sa WILLIAMS d HAYWOVyYC
Druggists, Raleigh Mn Mn
Dec. Is, 1856 5"-"+
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Portions of South Carolina are
for rain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-04-03

Money oostinuss vssy stringent in Nev Hssk
and Chicago and high rates are ralias n ~
places, and ne scarcity q msaey n tAoss satiss
will probably soon cause business snbazrass-
msnts that viii lazgsly afbsct trade. re
We VIM probably soon have tAs lsw squalis-
ing The currency bssvssn The ssstss, Which YIN
help us some in the West ~ We arc now short
Of our fall share Of the natioeal suzrsnoy Al
Business in Ottawa remains very duh, - 90
streets and roads are nearly inpaasabls. xsasJ
il not very plenty, still tho nsst Of borrower
get accommodated nese9 ,gs.iisasss
Gold remains the same-l31X II New York,
and from 1913 to 100 in Ottawa Silver 40.
Exchange on New Yeri md Chicags remains
the same. "sF Ell or yH'aha a.
Drafts on England and IrslaAd san Gov -
purchased for $3.50 par pound surrsney. gSa !
Government bonds are lower, and ere quoted
by r. A. Sherwood 3 Go. . followv: y 1sesA
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- - The Myssie ne. r CT a :
- 20. g. e C.-D.1C...A -R.A :.

The ast Of the initials above stands for old friend to the
pabtc; which every viii rseexnizs and tw which
every eas ~ hind welcome; rsssr - Ooss Cough
DslsaAs cheapest and bsst preparation h the world for
Group ossG eold. and all threat and lung complaints
h sseeaA ~ Css Dyspspsia Csrsths only rsmsd
knswn tAss ssrs b 1yspstsA Indigestion IA.
tulsncy and general debility. Both articles now we'll
known - nssd any praise from Let he aictsd always
~. Y -. 3eanoy. ~ III IL sos1-lvns p Z
nsssssas - new seAssl sysssni II Mslicane,
nnbspsns every modern risgM and Improvement In the
Medical Ar Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with
xAsy usedncs s aadlsy the nndA Or future m health
Isas ssla ses that thsr eharss ~ BOT dossd With
nd nscins fur they b. we'll afterwards All
niasssl vsssDs alike iAussU The greatest modern
tEevsasat In medicine csnss IN containing the active
medical principles Of roots and plants in concentrated
Nm. Thsy Beiscfie ResS6fs, sna was nsver before
sqaaed In the treatment Of disease When udciously ad
nPi,tss they meet disease With wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Reprsents this reform IN medicine and will per
ss.ay upon an forms II disease either acute chronic or
surgca when desired Violent Diseases dpthsra cholera
Group dyssatsry, fsvsrs &s very successfully treated BY
genuine Eclectic practitioner they scarcely losing any
while IN old chronic they noted everywhere. They
rs always called upsn repair the mischief produced BY
ether phyucans with their "kll ours" remedies. "a ~
sfleer u ysars standings CAtarrh, Nth ths Do
eruction u tAs bones and son tissues Of the nose Con-
sumption with partial loss Of lung; oyphil with foul
liberation and loss Of parts Hip disease with inability To
walk 6crofslo diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness, from 70 20 yea continuance; Rheumatism, with
enlaIgsd ard jon Spernatorhsa, with demon
IL; 1gse Of the Eye, &C., &c. have been CURED, and all
which Will b. most happily referred to for the benefit Of
those similarly acted he warrants cure In all cases Of
Fever md Aqua
Diseases owomen and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments Of every variety expressly adapted
b thsss various complaints, Consult him. dec 22sptf
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J agltA<l CAeMCkSS PuImnOMfC 8Yrnn. NJ
as.wsas TOM. aud M.,drsl. pin. ,,u c,r. .or,,,.,
se"~eeu IONS s"a ""nurANs r" viii cure consumpuon
liver complaint and dyspepss taken according to the d.
ections They are MI three TO be taken at ,he Tina
~ = .LE.,N .,s.. ! A.. - ~ !, y. -. -.
AnV ceAess we S0"aUa' rS'hA 'he "ver' ana put TO
work then the appetite becomes good the food dgsss and
makes sood Hood the patient begins to grow in n~h Tho
useaeo matter rpehs IN ts lungs ana the patient out
grows the disease aud gets WE'LL This Is the only way
snre eaansu,,,,nption sSs{tlsA s3s3a en3 1-Nf 8
:.
othese 'hree "e"ches IT. q" H. ochshck VI PniiAde
pha owes his unrivsled in the treatment Of pu
."', oD.''p'o -. ~ up "p'"' ''' .'''.
bd matter In the iuhg nature OIL and the patient
has rest and the luues begin to heal
I ~ A. ... a.. s.., ,r,, , .,sr ur,
~. '''s ~ " , M ' A''' 'As''
be freely used 20 csanss tho stomach and liver, 20 that
the pumouic syrup and the Eood will make rood blood
s.h.rcA,. M.r,rat. Dill, mr., imam ,h ,,x, ...ox,r. IN
0cnencAs Nanu'aAe r' "c' upon 'ns Nef' removing :"
distractions relax the ducts Of the gall bladder hs bile
stsrts freely and the liver Il soon relieved tho stools viii
-,--,- III. 49,. A.. .a.,,,.. a.. 49,. 49,. -.
show what the pills can do nothing mas ever Oeen Invented
except ealoae n deadly poison which very dageroust
use unless with treat cnre that will unlock IN. gall bad or
ana ss sne ecre' VI 'he liver hhe Sehehck HahdraHo
Pills
liver comnl.ut 4, ono Of the most romi,en, c.. 81,
.onsrmntiosf y Il 1f'N{ = 70 ~""''' W
sh.ncks seaweed Tonic is gentle stImnlant and atera
dissolve tSs cd with the puimorc syrup and Il il made
Ss sI Ts Sv Do &
H. they Try 10 DO too much they give medicine to s.o the
rs ws ss pows osns u s s
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STATE RIGHTS

tor the same. Also will III fFyl.Sxior salve.
All COMMUNICATIONS shs,nia ". Addressed to
DR.. C. sWARvHOUT,
Joirt, WIN CO III 4
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Ottawa wAslssais Markss.

.4g,s ge Ottawa, April 2, 1860, !,
The excessively bad stats a the roads during
the week has again dried up orr grain market.
The following are about che prevailing priess,
but cannot be said to be based on actusl trans
actions: ga @ j AA1 0EA HAD
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There is no change to nsts Sance our last in the
tone of the general produce ssarlset. the strin-
gency in the money market eaetinuee, and prices
continue 10 tend dovnwsEd With no hopes Of
speedy material improvement. Provisions CON.
tinue very firm, and cattle arc quiet ~
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Asoical.


IL 1.T1s11 a 10 q S
The CeaAss(sss Nutsal Liz Insaraaes csapaaS, 4
Hartford, = - hss@G w. tDlAAvwsd. A1s
over 6o.ooe nsnbs snd S1oeoo.eeo assas II StvAads
to policy hosdsn havs been larger thaS6e1AG $780,,
having bssa, - ~ svaass Nv ~ esst sa..ay.
Its interest - isvsssab havs bsss larger Aaa ~ 49,
company. ~ lnaaps ~ ~ ss1Rpa -elOaa- hshgN -
shsn enough te14Ml ima asssAxjAs lslllsa. -
therssrs srds insufaees q Leo go Than any stA@
ScAfaayss ~ - ~ wAash y swsssA ~ M Aesn
Who ~ ssteeiAg q ins.raass = th Nv y
carefully $3.50 ~ 310sdM Utz& SDUd
lpf0rnasssa Eslaaivs tstAs Aarsas nsAs = hssa.ss
sndfasss a ~ sbsalssd. Spsa sgplsskss = ~. b
fAsr0N rsgiaent assat q OTTAWA se, Az. az h,,s =
The scriptsss I'm. ~ sGsps ~ aasks b ~ ~
both snFs - assas y h IL SnlsrtanaasA ally spar
tOstin sdyaasieE 81 sAsslAe pssmiss vAsA uea hr
vard w ssssuaisg pssrnsA Wkss , n s1aeGv>s 80
sntmsnt = ~ mother vhs hs darling sAa aAsksd
By TIE gAese X Ne dssdiy cssps = ssssshs ~ n
effects ofs consuming cough o. violent esd. Whist , Il
that wrsAAss in SMILES tie s q that patent eoass pvs
who, thcusA ~ knows that - Ssnnss nvs, ~
her silent and thsnka prayer ii ease AM relief WhsI
that hes ssssns nations hop frsn Norsh
East to Hest senes bat ensjsyfa - csss
vNe" TsaM &c. yst
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Colorsd-in,l ooo Csunties.
These great ss nov jut eeupistsd ahew every vlacs
Of Importance all railroads b 49, and the latest attentions
il the vafous Eurspsan entsg 4he maps nssdAd n
every school and family y tssy occupy The spacs
hs thrown uat 80 ~ - breag Isvei - ne srs
County rghls and large &sosns dssA 70 eoed Agents,
Apply Scr Circular. 7erns, and sent money !o simple
Maps, 70 tf4'Fs ~ j. Z. LLOYD,
ntar ., % Cos.lAndt Street, N w.
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Read ths rollovins gsstimoa.slet

PONTIAC, Livingstou Co., July 81, 1858.
Ma G. swaRraovr- sir u aHords me pleasure 70
recommend the yo savs 10 all psrsons who SUI
aud M sdvsd 81 soyerA ccnuel AswssI aSd aiso by
an tufesn nsthS sAst have aD opetou psr.
formed fortunately received from your hands four boxes
u your nsveraing ointment, and today am . sound
man. paFyE iw,, Y0'F'' r''p'Gsis'ly ss., ur,sy4
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Chicago, April g.
Flour-spring extras $5OO@6.s5; superHnes
$4.5pa462. ~ - - ~ r.. ~
Naeat-Qa,et; $1.15a1 lsl i AfJs No 1 spring !;
$1.11@1.1l354 for No. 3, and 9Gc for rejected.
Corp-DulL at 58g54c for NEW, aud Sc for
No / old
Oats-53a54c for No. 2. l4,gm
Rye-$119a121 for No. 1.
.Barley-$l7O for No. q ans .gssnae4 ,sr
Dressed Hogs 1.50@190O, dividing on 200.
Potatoes-6O@70c.
Butter-35@80c for choice
Eggs-23@25c.
iCattle--Dull.I Choice lstseus, $7.75@S;. fair
second class, $G0O08.7 rs medinm to good hutch.
ers' stock, $475@000; oommen to choice lows
and heifers, $375@4,75; interior and mixed
stock, $360@4.60.
New Yorx lnafket. y q
49, New York, April I. ).
Flonr-Closed dull and lower.
Wheat-Lower, with moderate demand. 81 z :
Rye-Dull and heavy, at $1.32@$1.s3 for
western.
Oats-Firm. at 74hsc for western. IN store. }
Corn-Heavy and dull, at $4,000, for new
mixed western.
81. louis Market.
st. Louis, April l.,
Flour Continues fat; buyers holding of for
lower prices. s s i - ylses .r.,af
Wheat-Small sales Of No. . spring at $1.lO
@$1.l2. sl'
Corn-Firm at 68972, sacked lkiA
Oats-Sseady at 58@62c.
BArley-N Nothing deing; $1.99@2.0O for prime
Iowa and Illinois spring.
Rye-Dpll and lower at $1.25@127. u
Whisky-Nominal at 9Oc. .a..,s--y,s