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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, March 31.-Sales of cotton TO-
day about 125 bales-middling 2634.
NEW YORK, March 31-Noon.- Stocks
firm. Money active, at gold. Gold BIZ.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dull and
1012c. lower. Corn 1c. better. Pork lower
new mess 31.121a931.25. Cotton weak, at
20. Freights firm.
7P. M.-Cotton less active and shade
lower; sales 1900 bales. at %. Flour 5(9
1Oc. lower. Wheat 2@3c. lower. Corn in
fair demand Pork heavy, at 31.25. Go
vornments and Southern bonds closed
steady. Money stringent at close Sterling
734@7S. Gold 31M. Freights dull. z
CINCINNATI, March 31.-Whiskey unset
tied. at SO. Mess pork forced sales at e1.00;
held at 81. .50@32.00. Bacon active-shoul-
ders 1917; clear rib sides 161I Lard dull,
at 191@.
New ORLEANS, March 31.-Cotton steady;
32}s. F Flour Hi firmer~superine perrin s. 60; double
6.12; treble 6.37. Corn advanced. Oats
firmer, at 65966. Pork dull, at $500.
Bacon quiet, at 1416@171. Lard dull
tierce 1875 G919; keg 20@2l. Sugar dull
common 10; prime II. Molasses scarce
prime 17O(@75. Whiskey and coffee un-
changed.
MOBILE March 31.-Cotton dull and
lower-low middlings 2711a; sales 900 bales.
AUGUSTA, marcn ol.--Cotton Market
quiet but steady, with sales Of 430 bales;
receipts 800; middings 27X.
CHARhEsToN, March 31.-Cotton quiet.
but unchanged; Gales 200 bales middlings
%; receipts 525. ~
LONDON, March 31-3 P. M.-Consols 81.
Bonds 831s.
LIVERPOOL, March 31--3 P. M.-Cotton
opened frmer but not thigher-uplands12 1873;
Orleans 1873 Bombay shipments to 27th,
1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 31-Evening. Cotton
unchanged-uplands 1873; Orleans 1875;
sales $4,000 bales
HAvRs, March 31.-Cotton lat on spot;
1857 afoat.
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Office Secretary and Auditor

GREENvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 1, 1860.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on and after the
IN 6rH INSTANT, tho six months interest due
upon the first mortgage and guaranteed debt Of
this Company, falling due on tho 1st day OF Janu-
airy last, will be paid presentation at this Office
less per cent, retained for Internal Revenue Tax:
Prouided, the holders of the said first mortgage
and guaranteed Bonds and Certificates Of Indebt-
edness will fund all interest accruing upon them
up to July l, 1863 in the Bonds and Certificates of
Indebtedness Of the Company, endorsed by the
State.
First Mortgage Bonds of the Company, with the
interest and coupons upon them, which have not
yet been exchanged, will be substituted by the
Bonds and Certificates Of indebtedness Of the
Company, endorsed by the State; also, the Bonds
of the Company, with the interest and coupons
upon them, which are not secured by mortgage or
other lien, will be substituted by the Bonds and
Certificates Of Indebtedness of the Company, en-
dorsed by the State, mt reduction Of three dol
lars to one--as provided in the Act of 1885, or in
second mortgage Bonds and Certificates Of Indebt-
edneas of tho Company, ut par, at tho option of
the holder. Also, the Bonds of the Company is-
sued under the Act of the Legislature OF 1861,
will be exchanged and substituted by other Bonds
authorized under the Act of 1866, when 30 desired
by the holders.
Coupons for payment and Bonds and Coupons
for exchange and for funding, will be forwarded
or presented, to @. V. CARRINGTON
April 10 Secretary and Auditor.
ns- Papers publishing by agreement, two in
sertions
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Justify fhomsslses by ssisESinig 70 his sSpss
Friencep and training eas o. gcivihan--too The
mere tenn porary and incidental character 81
PIP miIitars seiyice md sxpssienss Ito his
gxSreme views Of deferepce % the voice of
The people, and his Jealous hostility to all
forms 81 usarpstion.A Jackson justified this
condolences by excluding from his Admins
tration all the forms, the spirit and charac-
teristics of military 5sauthority.i He sur
rounded himself with the ablest civilians
and statesmen in the land, and his admi-
nistration was marked only by. political
contests and controversies When Gen.
Taylor, soldier through his whole life,
who had passed fifty years in the camp and
in the field, was proposed for President,
under the influence OF the warlike fervor ex-
lcited by the Mexican war. the protest and
opposition were still more earnest and
vigorous to this disregard of the injunctions
of the founders of the Republic, and sur
render to the vulgar admiration for mere
military virtues and services. The friends
of the General were compelled to use means
of appeasing this popular distrust and dis
taste for military leaders, which have not
been thought at all necessary in the case of
Gen. Grant. He resigned his position in
the army while candidate. and when in
Quoted into Office. refused to appoint to po-
litical and civil Office from, the army, and
would not even consent to the employment
of his own son-in-law as Private Secretary,
until he resigned his position in the army
and became ''plain Mr.. Bliss" These were
examples which ought to have been followed
by Gen. Grant, and that he conld not have
commenced his administration under aus
pices better calculated to exotic anxiety and
alarm in the minds of thoughtful citizens,
than by the strong indications of tendency
to military forms, policy and spirit, and the
selection of military officials to aid him in
the administration of the highest civil Office
in the Government.
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Home Talent.
"My soul is dark |"

''My soul is dark!" -
Oh! wake again those charming strains;
And WOO my heart once moro to Hopes bright
melodies.
Itwas seemingly i'll compliance with such
q soliloquy, that we were invited to the
parlor, few evenings since. And, ohl the
gentle harmonies that came floating wing
ing o'er-and permeating the asscmblage.
I say not that this native Orpheus excited
our mirth or laughter. as might an imported
set of farce-loving bell-ringers; but do af-
firm that every bosom thrilled with plea
sure, or heard with surprise, the elegant and
mastery performance of our townsman-
Mr.. Joseph Denck Have we not sufficient
culture to appreciate such splendid music?
Can he not be induced occasionally to give
the public an opportunity of proving their
good taste? QUID NUNC.
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'On recent visit to the region of the
Ku Klux in Jessamine," says the Paris
Kentuckian, "we learned that they interfered
successfully in the case of brute of hus-
band who had been mistreating his wife,
There was an old gentleman who would not
pormit any gentleman to visit his daughters
without grossly insulting him. An order
from the K. X. has made him the most
agreeable and hospitable of men. Two
men had been living with two women with
out formal marriage; an order from the K.
K. s caused one of the parties to marry and
one of the women to leave for parts un-
known"
North Carolina makes more money from
her peanut crop than from her cotton crop.
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BEAUTY.-How to secure clear, smooth,
beautiful, healthy skin, is the desire of all,
and this is within the reach of all. The
skin becomes discolored, rough, eruptive,
by the virulent, unhealthy condition of the
excretions and insensible perspiration-that
is, secreted by its functions, and expelled
through its pores. The skin is one of the
chief outlets for the expulsion of the hu-
mors or elements that the absorbent vessels
reject. to nourish and sustain the blood;
hence, these irritant humors poison the
es, Sores, either simple or malignant, ac-
cording to the condition Of the perspiration
and humors seoreted by the skin. Now,
the application of cosmetics only hide these
detects, and increase the irritant condition
of the skin. Use Heinitsh's Queens De-
light, and it will be found perfect remedy
for these disorders. M24
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Ills THAT FLESH IS HEIR To-Scrofula
or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Swellings OF the Glands and Joints, Erup-
tion of the Skin. Secondary Syphilis with
all its train of evils, Impure Blood, Female
Diseases, Low. Spirits, Liver Complaint,
Nervousness, &C., &C., fall to the lot of
mankind. But, happily, they have their
antidote. DIR. TUFTS SARsApARILLA and
QUEENS DELIGHT possess the qualities to
expel them from the system. restore perfect
health. and produce happiness, where all
was misery. M27
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WASHINGTON, March 31.-In the House.
during the morning hour, large number Of
bills were introduced The Mississippi bill
was resumed. The Senate was debating the
House resolution to adjourn on the 9Th
The debate shows that the Georgia and ma
turallzatlon matters are in fair way for
early adjustment. The Conference Com
mittee on the tenure of Office Act have come
to an agreement; its character is unknown.
In the House, Whittemore introduced
joint resolution, postponing the Texas cleo
ton, which was referred to the Reconstruc-
tion Committee. The Committee on Ways
| and Means was instructed to INQUIRE as to
the expedency of revising and enforcirc
the direct tax of the lately rebellious States.
The conference report on the tennre OF
office Act was adopted, and goes to the
President. The Committee on Elections
reported resolution seating Sheldon, from
the Second Louisiana District. Burr pre-
sented minority report Butler presented
bill removing political disabilities from
loyal people. Answering questions, Butler
said: eyes; it applies to everybody; to
every loyal man." Referred to the Recon
struction Committee. The bill requires a
petition to the United States Court, that
the appellant has admitted that he believes
the Confederate General and State Govern
ments rebellious and reasonable, and truly
repents the acts done in the maintenance
thereof.
The Senate was discussing the adjourn
ment; Sumner said it was wrong to discuss
it until the Georgia question, in all its
branches, was settled. Howe retorted, Con-
gress had had plenty of time; in addition to
Congressional action and time, good sense
was required. Anthony had come to the
conclusion to let Georgia take care of her
self; and he didn't think it necessary to do
anything for Virginia, or Texas, or Missis-
sippi, this session; these States don't seem
willing to come in, and don't think we can
help it. Sumner supposed, then, that An
thony proposed abandoning these States.
Anthony replied, only 80 far as I propose
abandoning Massachusetts, Rhode Island
and other States. Warner was unwilling to
go home until the States excluded do some
thing for loyal Southerners. The conference
report on the tenure of Office, was adopted.
private despatch from Macon, an
nounces that Hon. A. II. Stephens is on his
death bed. Is.
The tenure of Office bill, as passed, uses
the word suspension in the sense of reno
val, and requires the President to nomi-
nate for a vacancy within thirty days after
the meeting of Congress
The Attorney has decided that
Geo. A, Holsey, being q manufacturer or
trader, is ineligible to the registership of
the Treasury under the Act creating the
Treasury Department.
Foster Blodgett has been re-appointed
Postmaster of Augusta, Ga, 0ice Summers,
removed.
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u ewa ICeulR.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 31.-The track of
the Hudson River Railroad is flooded. An
engine and ten cars ran into the river, but
no one was hurt. All trains behind time.
The Democrats carry Sing Sing by $50
majority-a gain of 130.
HAVANA, March 31.-The American Con-
sular Agent who was brought from Gibera
ironed, has been released. Sugar steady.
CHARLESTON, March 31.-Arriyed-schrs
Emma, Barbadoes; Ella Matthews. Phila-
delphia; Sarah Cullen, Boston. Sailed
steamers Charleston, New York; Sea Gull,
Baltimore.
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Remember, reader, this is "All-fools
Day'-April l. Be on your guard. therefore,
or some fun-loving, labor hating mortal
may send you on a wild goose chase, or
some imaginary business, or present you
with dish of something very tempting to
look upon, but which, upon examination,
will prove "whited sepulchre
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In Bankruptcy,

In the District Court Of the United States for the
District of South Carolina
AZ Columbia, The 1st day of Aw7l, a. d. 1869.
NHE undersigned hereby give notice Of their
II appointment as Assignee Of JAMES U.
ADAMS. of Rchland County, in the State Of South
Carolina, within said District, who has been ad-
judged Bankrupt, upon his own petition, by the
District Court OF said District.
H. w. RICE, ,;
April th3
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Mr.. Wright, of the Nickerson House, has
authorized us to say that he will accommo-
date delegates to the Agricultural Conven-
ton at half fare; he also offers the use of
his large hall, free of charge, for tho delib-
erations of tho body.
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In Bankruptcy.

III bankruptcy.
In the District Court of the United States for the
District Of South Carolina.
AZ Columbia the Isl day Of Apri:, 4. d. 1869.
INNHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
L. pointment as Assignee OF w. P. STARKE, of
Columbia, County of Richland, and State CT South
Carolina, within the said District, who has been
adJudged Bankrupt, upon his own petition by
the District Court of tho said District
April this THOS. j. LAMOTTE. Assignee
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In Bankruptcy,

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolina.
AZ Columbia, the 1st day Of AprH, A. d. 1867
FH1HE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
Il appointment as Assignee of DR.. B. w. TAY-
Of South Carolina, within the said District, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt, upon his own
petition, by the District Court Of the said Dis
trict. THOS J. LAMOTTE. Assignee
April this
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In Bankruptcy,

In the District Court OF the United States for the
District Of South Carolina.
az Columbia, The 1st day of april Il. d. 1869.
VIE undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
i pointment as Assignee OF LEWIS SIMMONS,
OF Columbia, County Of Richland, and State OF
south Carolina, within the said District, who has
ton, by the District Court Of the said District.
April this THOS. J. LAMOTTE, Assignee.
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Blue Ridge Railroad.

- A2 gxiH-szf9 gssiiHHszft9 holders OF the Blue Ridge
Railroad Company will bo held in tho city Of
Charleston, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day of April
next. A punctual attendance Of Stockholders is
requested. BY order Of tho Board OF Directors.
w. FL. d. GAILLARD, Secretary.
H5- Anderson Inteaigencer and Keowee Courier
please copy. March 81 o.
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Abont half.rast O'Clock; yesterday, the
roof OF the kitchen, on the premises of Mr..
Rowland / Keenan,, accidentally caught fire,
but lit was extinguished before any material
damage was done. The fremsn were out
promptly.
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FISHING TACKLE

T. .xmrr A Largo and Complete Assert
-, 1sESlls@sss ment OF very Choice Silk, Grass,
Flax and Cotton LINES
Every Variety of the Superfne Limerick and
Kirby HOOKS. Limerick Hooks on Gimp and Gut,
Cork Floats, Trout spinners, Dip Nets, Fly
ceivcd, at E. POLLARD'S
April +2mo.
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In Bankruptcy,

In the District Court Of the United States for the
District of South Carolina.
AZ Columbia, The 1st day of Apra, 4. d. 1869.
NNHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
j. pointment as Assignee OF A. L SOLOMON,
OF Columbia, County Of Richland, and State OF
South Carolina, within the said District, who has
tion, by the District Court of the said District.
April this THOS. j. LAMOTTE, Assignee.
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OPENINGS. Our milliner friends have
their spring openings during the present
week, and tempting display there is,
too. Mrs. Smith issued her notices for
Monday, and Mrs. Reed for yesterday; and
the ladies, true to their natural instincts,
locked to see the beautiful and varied con-
glomeration of wire, ribbon and flowers,
yclept hats, which are now all the rage.
Mrs. McCormick's opening is tomorrow.
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- 6 q 81 r tae m 81 .

FtvE OnNrs. The price Of single copy
Of The Fhenis II Ave cents ;and nevs:boys
are notauthorised To charge more thansthat
amount. u 3 81 q M
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CITY HINE WORKS,
COL UNI BIA., SEC.
VHHE subscriber Is prepared to manufacture
Il sTEAM ENGINES, Portable and Stationary,
OF from to 25 horse power. MILLS aud MILL
GEARING furnished at the lowest price and
Rh hortest notice. All work guaranteed.
April emo RICHARD TOZER
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Cottage to Rent.

Cottage to Rent.
EHA THAT NEAT COTTAGE, situated corner
An&o OF Plain and Henderson streets, containing
six rooms, with gas; excellent we'll Of water and
all necessary out buildings ON premises; good
garden SPOT ETC., is offered for rent. For terms
apply to DB. 8. FAIR.
March 81
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New ADVERTISEMENTS Especial attention
is called to the following advertisements,
published for the first time this morning:
Rice and LaMotte- Bankruptcy Notice.
Thos. J. LaMotte- Bankruptcy Notices
Mark E. Cooper-Virginia Flour.
r. Keenan-Card of Thanks.
e. Fishing Tackle.
r. Tozer-City Machine Works.
W. J. Hoke-Clothing.
@. Hamberg-
O. E. Leitner-Lost.
CIV. Carrington-Notice to Bondholders
Room to Rent-Apply at this Office.
d. O. Peixotto-Firemen's Hats.
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The corporateur landlord of the Pollock
House is great admirer of birds, and the
windows of his establishment have been
transformed into aviaries, where numerous
feathered songsters daily crafty the ears
and eyes of passers-by. But they are not
the only attractions of the place. Directly
opposite the doorway is a representation
OF wine-cellar-the artistic handiwork of
Monsieur Richard, of this city. Just in
rear of the aforesaid cellar are couple OF
marble slabs. where oysters and fluid ex-
tracts of good quality are dispensed; while
still further back is quiet. cosy lunch and
dining-room. And for biliardists, there is
something else-a billiard hall, with several
approved tables
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CosTAR.-This versatile mortal-whose
preparations are we'll known-has presented
us, through his agent, DR.. Double E. Jack
son, with parcel, containing specimens of
his various articles of manufacture, viz:
E1terminators-for rats, reaches, ants, &c.
Bed-bug Exterminator--a iquid-kills-
''sure thing" Insect Powder-for feas,
moths, insects, &c.; Corn Solvent-for
corns, bunions, &C.. Buckthorn Salve-for
cuts, burns, bruises, &C.; Bishop Pills-su-
gar.coated dinner pill; Cough Remedy--for
coughs, colds, &C.. Bitter-Sweet and Orange
Blossoms-beautifies the compilation
makes the skin fresh and fair We have
not, as yet, had an opportunity of giving
all OF them trial, and therefore cannot
speak of their efficacy from our own know
ledge; but DR.. J. says they are good-and
he knows. Should they not come up to
the recommendation, we shall report it.
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Lost!
A BLANK BOOK, cont aiming sum OF money,
"a about $250.00, and several memorandums,
with my name inscribed thereon. The finder will
please leave the book and money at Mr.. Eilhardts
store, or at MIR. Ma9cy's on the Monticello road
liberal reward will be given.S -.
April 81 c. E. LEITNER.
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Cable Dispatches.

Cable Despatcnes.
MADkD, March 31.-SThe corrected Con
stithtion provides that the King shall reign
for life; the crown aescelds TO his son, whose
majority is fSed = eighieen years.
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Firemen's Hats /.

FIremen s Hats.
I A LII persons having in their possession FIRE
| IA MEMS HATS, belonging formerly to The
independent Fire Company. are requested to
leave them at, the store OF Messrs. Peixotto &
Son, and they will be compensated forSthe same.
DANIEL q. PEIXOTTO,
April14 For the Committee.
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The Old Dominion Ahead! ,
> 000 BUSHELS VIRGINIA BREAD
HaOONJ CORN, choice for Mlers Best
for seed that is offered. Prico low. Apply to
April q MARK E. COOPER, Main street
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80, 81 Wood! WoodH( (IUyJ
AN now prepared to supply Oak and Pine
IL WOOD to any one, on short notics and at rea-
sonable terms. Apply at @. HAMBERGS,
april lmo* Near Charlotte Depot
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
MASSACHUSETTS.

The Harvard College Election-WOrlting Wo-
mems Convention--Suicidc Of n Woman.
BOSTON, April 81, 1860.
The Board of Overseers OF Harvard College met
to-day again consider the election of Professor
Charles W. Eliot as President Of the University, and
again adjourned without settling the matter.
A convention Of workngwomen was held in Meio-
naon to-day to consult as to the special wants and
general welfare OF seamsresses and others, and de-
wise means for their relief. petition to the Legis-
lature was presented and read, In which the
petitioners asked that the State would lay out q
tract within easy distance Of the city, in house lots
to cost not more than $500 $780, and sell them or
give them TO the poor laboring women, to be In
alienable and not to be subject TO taxes or to be
taken for debts.
william b. Greene presided, and addresses were
made by Miss Aurora Phelps, Miss Jessie Collins and
others. Several working women related their
experiences OF the difficulties OF living on the low
rate of wages paid by their employers.
Miss Sarah O. Lewis, an elderly woman OF con-
siderable property, shot herself dead with pistol at
her home In Braintree yesterday.
The trial at Dedham Of Mrs. Eliza r. Holmes, for
causing the death OF Miss Elizabeth b. Blanchard OF
South weymouth, by procuring an abortion, re-
suited In verdict Of guilty on the second count IN
the indictment--that OF procuring abortion.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpos, April q, 4:3o
p. M-Consols closed at 93k for money and s3's for
account United states dve-twenty bonds, sox.
Railway stocks steady Erios %; Illinois Centrals,
esk; Atlantic and Great Western, 27A.
PARIS BouRsE--PARIs, April 2l.-Bourse better;
rentes, III. 15c.
Evening. United states nvetwcnties, S71s for the
issue of 1892.
LIvRRpooI CorroN MARKRr.-IrvERroor April
2-i:30 p. H.-The market closed easier at the fol.
lowing MISUNDERSTANDING uplands I'D, 2hd.;
middling Orleans, 12kd l2,sd. The sales OF the
day foot zip 1000 bales. =
HAvRD CoTToN MARKET.-HAvRE, April 1--Even-
ing.-Csytton closed dull tres ordinaire, on spot,
146L; low middlings, to arrive, 143f.
kED .-LIvERPoor, April 2i.--rhe markets closed un'
changed In tone and quotations. -,
LIvERpooL PRODUoR MARKEr--LIvERPooL, April
2l.-Petroleum closed dull. Other quotations un-
changed. :,
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.--LoNDoN, April al
4:3o p M.-Clover seed, 4Os. per cwt for Amcrican
red. Refined petroleum, Is. 10d. Spirits turpent ne
| 31s. per cwt. Linseed oil, ESQ 15s. Sugar. sperm
| and whale oils unchanged.
| ieum easier; standard white, 53kE,