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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

NoTEs OF TRAVEL TO WHITE PNE.-The CALI
forna papers are full Of notes OF travel to White
Pine, the new silver discovery. Here Is an ex-
tract: cat one station the party halted for
square meal. There was tent, and In II huge
kettle Of coffee and camp oven. After waiting
a few minutes, the landlord came to the door and
snapped out Room for four Our informant went
10 with three other men. and they knelt around
fat box, which the hotelkeeper had turned down
on the ground. On the top were four basins OF
strong coffee, and by each dirty tin was dirty
black biscuit and an egg. The coffee and eggs
were good and the biscuits were good on the out
side, that is the eater had to choose between two
evils-dirt over the top crust, dough under il.
Each loaf was like cream cake, perfectly soft
inside. The hungry men tore of the top crust,
and. after blowing, scraping and rubbing II, to re-
move the alluvisl deposits, put II down with q
gusto and torrents of strong coffee. The inside
masses of dough were left by each mans basin.
When the men had finished their meal, and while
they were yet kneeling, their host put his SCOT be-
grimed and greasy hand over the box and spoke
again, -Four dollars He was paid. Plump went
the silver into bis ponchy pocket, aud pop went
the four masses of dough back into the oven. As
soon as q new crust was baked, over them, eggs
cooked and the basins were rthed with coffee,
four more hungry men knelt down, ate of the
crust rejected the rest Of the dough for another
baking, ard paid their dollar each for the meal.
Ii was calculated that one more stage load Of Gus
toners would finish the biscuits, aud put the land.
lord 10 the trouble Of kneading new batch"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

HnLE & THoMAs.-This go.shesd firm have
just opened their parlor and bedroom sets, which
are now offered at prices to compare favorably
with any house in New Orleans. They have
looking glasses of all sizes, also oil paintings,
diningroom furniture, kitchen safes, etc., etc.
But more especially would they call the atten-
ton of the pubic generally to their cane and wood
seat chairs which they import direct from the fac
tory and as they always have funds IN advance at
the factory, they are allowed special discount
which they in turn allow those purchasing Of
them. All they ask is trial Of their prices.
Call upon them at l67 Poydras street, at any
hour during the day. They are always at the
store ready to wait upon all who may call upon
them.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

THE TINES IN ARMS AND EAGER FOR THE Fray.
Messrs. Auch i Fable, as representatives Of the
famous Times cooking stove, have proposed,
through card, which will be found in our morn.
ing's colnmns,s contest with the agents Of the
Charter Oak and Brilliant. We trust, in the event
of its being accepted, that decision may be rem
dered of character satisfactory to all parties.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

In another column will be found notification
of the dissolution of the late firm Of Messrs. Jno
W. Norris & Co., No. II Canal and II Crossman
street. Mr.. Norris announces that the business
will in future be continued on his individual &C.
count, and we trust that the patronage which
heretofore sustained the house will still evince It's
appreciation for 60 energetic and thorough mer.
chant as this gentleman is acknowledged to be.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

FuRSITURE.-Meyer, Ketwitz & Co., No. 4s
loyal street, are offering their large and elegant
lssortnent OF furniture at greatly reduced figures.
Parties desiring such are advised 10 call and ex-
anime.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

CHAs q. HILLE. Auctionesr.
nAILY. ~ 1OH o'clock, I'm their saiesroous
~ l67 Poydras street, viii be sold
A General Assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNIrU re.
such Bedstesds Buresus Wsshtands Armoirs Chairs
Tables Carpets Mating q DniDgroo Furniture
safes Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, etc. ..
ConsieHments Of goods continually arriving
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18
Washington Heights, N. Y. March 80, 1869.
PANS. Fehrnarv Is. 1886,


Sr-Your work, together with the letter which
you did me the honor TO write me, has been
placed in my hands by NJ. de B. IL would have
afforded me great pleasure to thank you imme-
diately, but unfortunately q work upon which /
am engaged leaves me scarcely q moment of
leisure time.
am, sir, very grateful for your dedication,
for every thing that comes to me from the land
of Washington i hold dear and sacred. l have
seen that great man. His eyes have rested upon
me. In the srduous moments of my life the re
membrance of him has sustained me. and have
striven to act as il had been In his presence.
Faithful to liberty and to myself, shall go to
my last resting place without remorse and with.
out shame.
have not yet been able, sir, to read the "The
Insurgents" carefully, but have given it q hasty
perusa with great interest, and shall resume i. as
soon as my engagements will allow. l WIS I'M.
willing to neglect any longer to express to you
my gratitude. and to beg you to receive the as
surance of the distinguished consideration with
which am, your very humble and very ooedient
servant, CHATEAUBRIAED.
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"H. g." Among the Chickens.

HIS ADVENTURES AT THE POULTRY SHOW How
THE BOOSTERS RECEIVED HIM-AsroNIsHMENr OF
THE DCCKs-ADNIRATIoN OF THE TURKEYS
YELPING DOGS AND AN INTERNAL MULE.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18
An Inedited Autograph Letter OF Cha
teaubrIand's.

To the Editors ofthe NswYOrk Evening Post:
take pleasure in placing in your hands for
publication the translation herewith nclosed) Of
an inedi,ed autograph letter of Chateaubriand's,
that great and good Frenchman, friend of Wash
iDgton and sdmirer Of our republic. 1t explains
itself, excepting as to its recipient, who was my
uncle, the late Rslp Ingersoll Lockwood, Of this
city, attorney and counselor at law, author of
Reversed Cases." Husband and Wife," etc.,
etc., and also of the historical romance "The In
surgents," dedicated to Chsteaubrisnd,) and the
novel "RosiDe Laval" dedicated to Fanny KEN.
BILE. Very truly yours,
1NGERsoLL LOCKWOOD.
Washington Heights, N. Y, March 80, 1860.
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By MONTGOMERY BROS. & o..

r. N. MOhIGcIAAf. Aucuoneer
CATURDAY. a prii 2ith. at IL o'clock NJ.
- attic ST CHARLES AuoTIoSEERS EXCHANGE.
Basem OF St Charles Hotel, win be sold
LIST. A britain POhTION or GROUND. together with
all the buildings snd improvements thereon situated ia tbs
District Of this CITY the bounded by Maya
Tchoupoulas Notre Dame and Julia streets and form
ing the of Magazine and N0re Dame strests asur
ing 81 feet front Magazine street 10 feet inches and
depth and front Notr- Dame street IS feet
inches depth Or the side line foot
Lnes parallel Magazine street and 1855 est inches
lines de pth iinual 81 the side line, and 81
feet inches and lines on the rear line
The IMPROVEMENTS consist of the Two Story Brick Build
known the Foundry and Brass
sn this establishment OF John L. BaIingsr.
I'd. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings thereon situated In the First Dist % OF This
city, the square boundea by Magszne, st Joseph, Con
stance date F-uche and Julia streets assuring 3 leet
inches IRON. Constance street by depth Of Oo fee 6inehes
lines parallel lines. The Improvements consist
Of q Ope-strry b tick Warehouse.
M TlRNsonethrd cash AMI balance and IL months.
purchasers bearing eight interest scared
BY special mortgage and vendors priv ege also besrnz the
five caake the building 10 be kept IN
sured and policy trans erred 10 q vendor.
Plans exhibited al plsce q sale Act 81 sails before
Notary Public, at the Of the purchasers in
sudng 1be s. Revenue Stamps
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-18

IN THE MATTER OF JOHN L. BARINGER.
SALE TO CLOSE BUSINESS ON ACCOUNT OF ILL
TIE XErIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES
wELL-KNowN FOUNDRY OF JOHN L. BARINsKR,
Situated on the
Corner Of Magazine and Notre Dame streets.
CONTAINING THE STOCK IN TRADE. TOOLS AMI
... IMPLEMENTS.
Appertsinpg 10 q Well Stocked and Arranged foundry.
AT AUCTION
BIZ MONTGOMERY BROS. a. CO.,
~ R. NJ MONTGOMERY. Auctoresr.
MONDAY, April go, ut 10 O'Clock A NJ.
1vl and continuing from day 10 day until the whole Is dis
posed OF AT the corner Of Magazine and Nore Dame Streets
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS Of the well known Foundry
s, Sn, sS sss 80 ~s
arranged Foundry snch Lathes Turner'S Tools Brass
Copper Punching Machine Steam Gauges Globe aud
Rollers Shears Bressiag Machine Pipe Cutters Patent
vensters Speaking Trumpet ON Cups, Rotary sad steam
Gas Fixtures, Pumps Cutting Machines, Steam
Gauges, Testers, Bolts and Nuts Engine. ETC.
ALSO
One Flue Boiler, nearly new.
One Stationary Steam Engine, horse power In good run
Catalogues will be ready for distribution at the Oh OF thu
Auconee and at the pacs Of sale on Saturday morning.
81 TsRxs-Cash In U. 8. Treasury Notes.
, 1869-04-10
Not a Few z @

OF the worst dtsordeu TINT 4ic4 mankind a1tael from,
corruption Of The hlond HxlNBo1D's Ex1nAcI SAR.
aAfAnulA Il I re1uedY Of the utmost.vaiua-
, 1869-04-10
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,

FRIDAY EvENIKG. April ..
The scarcity Of money which Is not merely a
local stytnSene5, but one that arecss nearly tho
whole country alike, from tho Eastern seaboard to
the Western Territories, shows Is get no rerJ dec-
ded symptoms OF 4 change for the better. ThInJA
however, seem TO be At their Worst Trade has
been greatly curtalled, and the speculative fever
that was 60 high In Ftocks, produce, real estate,
etc, has also disappeared. Notwithstanding the
severity Of the pressure during the past month
there hare been no important failures In any part
Of the country. The trade Of merchants everywhere
"a on sound basls and not expanded much In
cre1llta 10 customers. The banks arc In grnera In
an amply sound condition throughout the United
StatcR and with these general facts In view there
scems rcason to thlnf that arc at the worst Of
this money pressure, and may begin to look for
the fuln1mcnt Of the aIage thht "when lhinga
| arc 1t the worst they begin 10 improve"
The merchants Of this city arc certainly collect
Ing great deal mO1e than they were . week OF
| two nKp. Deposits to that class Of accounts ATT
| reported by some Of the banks al increasing
| though the grain and cattle and provislon oper1
tori are applicants for accommodations beyond tht
ability Of tho hanks to loan, and 30 Keep the mar
ket bare Of money.
Some light shipments Of currency arc beine
made to the corn and cattle raising districts Of lht
Illinois River, and also aloug the burlington hoad
though there Is ztu scarcely any movement tl
other sllrectlons
Exchange continues tlrm IN this market, some
Large sales being made between hanks, to-day. Al
SOC per q, 900 premium. Hankers' rates for New
York funds to customers at the coanter, remain Al
belnre-l-lO premium selling md par buying.
Notwithstanding the Etstngcncy in New York
government bonds are higher In that market to
day than yesterday, though sales TO large amounts
aave been compelled BY the excessive rases 70,
money-an eight Per cent commission, beside.
the legal seyen per cent, being a common nut.
there nnw.
Dealcs4' quotations for buying Ana selling GOT
ernment bondA, local stocts, gold md oliver, u
this market this Afternoon. were As follows:
, 1869-04-10
Dr. Schsuok's Mandrake PILL, Sub
sttt1ta for Calome1


totA e II hi9u. a;askA psompk 70 start ths
serdcns ct The iFtr And give htAl:y tone to tho en-
tin EEtezn- lnde-d 70 ordinary discovery Ia Nd
bal Science to hare Invented tEs1edy for thd stb-
born cenp1ktttA which develop III the results ptI3ord
din 1dod bJ mankind. and kcnowIrdged to be 4eStIs-
Hre tn The extreme to te h1raan Rezn That the
r.io1neI wahcgt il lajuItsus tendenecs Is nov q E
nit<d faes. retdr1ea iadisYut1hle b aceattac r
I ~ ~ t,ss r. m5t5nt 70 49, - 1,3 - -
M n n thr |niuon Ma. .nd MT II ,bs Ees
s - ny uf Fon@ea Il Ia,o1s r esane HI r.
dophyHia. o. eonssat5a.ed d dta.ads.ks: r. ea~nand
r4I IA esttns1 "a be s ~ - rT, ~ .nd -
r, yi,sns III 49, u tb.e " ha r. To-
~ Etr4x Vhieh nftn ~ = fatI@ thr ~ N IL 1stt1
II ri Mar d!aoIuen r. FiI!s NAV 81 nsci With
s.ea h III feaa,s e Fl fa a. q ne q
s.1 M A.+. 1Nf.+ -. ~ ~. ~ h;1n. .Gtst1 ~
NJ arn4. q11 's1' - A4's u 0''0o'
4 hss Enr fr t.<.,xbt hv In, pr,.eo,, thai .,,oeI
- sttAA. -. fas,+ r - ~ s r.. = - fa-a -
=, msd;ss s tS.s 1an .tstass te d9.asd q aeprsed
y ~ IT, - II ~ n r1,3nr 1 rs 80
g q hn5 a.a n Ecaa S.ts ni ro ~ H.
, 1869-04-10
'; In the Spring Months,

The el.ssn naturally uade1zoes chansn md Hklx-
BoLD4 AttALY CcACfNEATEp EITKACTI OF AARSA-
FAAItIA ~ asEiMant II the He4test vAtun+
, 1869-04-10

The Currency Redistribution blu Is IN all prpba-
ht1lty dead for the present sess1on Of Congress-
The apporttonInent OF larger share Of circulation
to the present banks Of the West would hsve add
cd nothing to tho available capital, a. the West
cond ut NIL events, hold currency here only Ia pro-
portion to her capital 1t would. however, have
been m Important 'tnducement to the Organization
Of capital into banks. and have helped to call
capital here fror, xbroAd for that purpose
The earnings Of the Chicago / Northwestern
Railway Company, for the 1rst week In April,
were ta3e G6a.6a against S275 4e2.11 In the Cote
spondng week Of 1ste, showing An Increase Of fle- =
9oAs6- ..
Tha rhn.aelGhi. ,@tsr s.y. Sceztasy Nsosi1ceh.
sIatT seidaas r. ss1sss;r; 7
pSside for .he rrdc1ron the7 currency.
,;:se Ehss seh gsas1
rrF..arr t. tnk tsmeh1 to hctE Ion s.,7rt,v bout,
anles. t1ss 5sssiss "a xstisas p.nk n.ts:
d ~ der Vt ty ii h.nt,n! ia,.itnttaas
sss y Ia7n hi sae ,' Sc
lane ho i "f "r4nfnn ihnt thc Collectors nt: taxi
PAY IL sssG ri j b. Rs 5. n :s::
i q the opinion that .he Treasury l,er.r:cns !. leta;
sss:!t9: +: r. aesssa.ssa + s;saaS shs s,a;S
T. T. 9s VI " e II f. &
Trr.,s.y f,cT.rment q 'u;tla.cd currency hsuici
trim the collectors ia the Dro+itasir, has a3?raat
created nafusa,u In ths accounts The iae4 Is ConsF
should Either roIrtl thr National Bank rede {ht
pluti,1ttd currency IN United Ststc4 feKaltrnicsH
eI'e psn.4s " TIC 4eh.se # tctss n:es for ne'
| The New York EIJrfks OF The Ith E2yR:
-An additional stss!n Il made upon the money mar
kt II rrscnt in tsr shArc c fye eAles OF fTcfu.net
had. l.: saving. t.iks hieh Institutions ART tuT eetn
hrArtt In rer cfrt uotSASts city Ec{ cssAtr 1t
| l&rEr reduction from their tul1 sAiaa
"The rate1 paid cali toda5 weru i1s rcl dicrn fiat
e1sal ~ Ter o'ut TIT a1.nH:s : rE erEt Tat .riNs
<s n. cent rr anrnm cn ervr9nmrnts md On tt'et
r-r csnt cuHtn-y and l1S crut equal to 3t p
tnurn. ser cent currency and TFr crnt equal 70
r-T cnt rer annGuL md per cent hat equal 10 ~ r.
4 cent n AurEs;l
-Thr y.1lie rr.dst. ree!vr trcrn the A'.rre I'll
u'r- thai Wal! ptrrct IN rlap En.h l. paving iron
tn re- ernt pr antst'T toF money e sasssio rrter
ihear f.t~ md survive ttr ta,,1cs. fonwx Their
fotc, that Speculation thtyrs wliiac trEtnaie trAdc lAr
Eri.lse md the G1cAt hsntzs pf couni
sar. Ths IL {1T~t-,.y th' rtuattou in financial an
/ corolnft3A cfFrar4 ri T1rteuL~
| Below arc tho closing quotations. for EnrrtnMtu
| bends tn New York tottay+ compared With thus
Of yesterday, and With those Of the cotre2pontln
i fay OF last Tenr:
, 1869-04-10

ehatt4 B. Pan1, nsd.en. M!ehIs.n B'.s.htrn T.,1A~
Reading 2nd NAh3l 1hA 6rEk nSyuAd eol8 nj aaX for
common and ~ fx t f1ui rr,usnua~ s,Ad
q - And pErae1a at q: MEXICAN SotIthrrn II Ply;
IA Tbs r. II Hadsnn stnee Yesterday i equal
tr1as 70 !o PIT et and due 70 the .lid
xe;s on si "a sng - 3 xey tae1es.sd g ths
having I'D 4 u ID The snisce'.noous itst Pacific
Mall ana Western Union Ir4cgraph bare bcen the feA-
In the Afternoon The operation In miscellaneous aharcs
Hss an,se l,rsty f.Ghs Nal sr:c 70 y tollored q
.nt hitts5 Hairy sdld not sass.a tbe s1tetne
hactu.tng stssaa Nsrc " ahxah st. Paai Hadeon. HAf
.csn N.Fsaa ossefn. Aeadink md AIchikan Soasheea
nenL s1d was natet marked on Hadson. WAossh and
St: PAnl AZ TIC eioac 0ho At.sistprt advanced 70
hsu!o Of the day. The InaTkct for fsw York Gcntfs
nokk LtAnd and FQtt Wayne comparatively qu!et
aad aln,oet statloaa Kis crtdtnt th1t tho ssnek
chang u lu-t entering upan of great t7ccastlan
, 1869-04-10
MEDICAL. CARDS.


AZ md A Rsudoapbst, formerly Of Jxrnes' Loet
HcrttaI New Of3eant eftahltshrd IN t foE the la1t
ntne yext. located n Ch1so, hAa successfully treated
rnfrn dGeases of Ct1uuic character d1xln& 1n Lat
s1cnty Yes1s than snJ othss phJaicAa in Tho unaea
Stssna
Dr. Jnme,. testimonials ars from Al parts oS tbe
United Ssates from tbs 1ne1eal fAlH. rEu<eseou ot
medical enleere hosp4tala. and from thn pro- Dr.
Japnaa has betn prn1nfna7tly be8ols *ho puhfk q
specialist upwards 1t = JearH. aoa tts Eep0ss1o0 u
univa1sl
BYPHJLlA In N II fozuaA whethc nczutcd E hef-
sditary. Tadeay and permanently eutod. without tae
use Of rnezeu1J Or sny Other potAanooa drug
Chrorkc. Aercngial snd serntusous Affection. Flood
md Skin Dseases aud Ill dtse1ses of ContaEo0a Vcoo
rial Ctar1ctcr sklsnu5 rca.cd aad pnaocntl1 earea
In the ibtest possible te, without aoeons to
the patient
FEAALE 1FF1CCLT1ES md IRREGULARITIES
treated With SAFETY And SUCCESS Dr. Ja1aes has
tho best srpoInted Medical md surgical foouaa n tbs
unkrd Stat1R Patients ne~ef CONG IN cu1tAa with
each othet and al eensutastuns arc strictly
otssc and Farsors u end q Randosrh<t. corner Of
Dea5beru- Up ssai,A In cace from Z n to sp n.
just ISSUED: Treai.a On diseases of hia specially.
Sent Ia sealed envelope, sny asdrcsa- Aadsra DE-
JAMES, P. O. Box sr3d Ckleafa H..
DR.. Bigelow,
Cu6depti.1 Phy.4n, No IL soath, C1.zt - cosne.
of Noozoe, Chiaso, m r.tvate and CAna.e Dsesses
n both sexrs rao1Hy treated Sena 70, hss -Ga1de
70 Hca1thr rubrshed noathly trce Of charge. Il yoa
th,nk the x1ln ot Tho greatest Specialist d the pres
@ DAY worth seadlns. Send fnr circular Addreas
G. BIGELOw, n D..
= r. II Ssf ftSI..1,
, 1869-04-10

(trrnit C0urt.
Jnhn McCaGrry '. Patrick 7. Sherlock Julg-
ment BY confession, for $3,a2L3a
Rudolph \. Eto1nincr y August Martin. J1dg-
mcat, bJ confession, foe E1.os'+b1.
NEW EufTH- .-..
John ". 6ta.ztus Ct u. tStcarns Sons) =. John
y right Assu1upait, with attachment In nld. ~
against N astounding debtor. indebtedness de-
ciarcd II &, ,uA1& -
Robert Mzttcecp = lcT1nuA CphnIn ct MA Bill
to 5orefiose mottFage upon the south ufty-nint
feet Of iots -, a, ant. T. Block B, Hamhlelon'a
Subdivision Of Lat 4E' IN plrtiKlon Of northwest
quarter of SECTION 8, 80, Il
, 1869-04-10

ID
and In was In American hot,asnA while In 1ft o{ the
Askrcalt d 4ksa lSS l1x11SN shout = ptI
toN1A- ~.
FnHoH1x-The Alm ukcc stnii.-1 of the ssh, 1ay.:
We understand that the schooner Il Fltxhuxh, aud
two ethers coming here from Chicago load
with heA9 fnr 0<wt<r lSr FER buseL The caaf1ets
charter Of The schooner g 7. Richmond tox q
pail ln from Tsw City to II e27k Of sAoo
II taken from the shore.
f1asT Nzsszl 70 Cuctno.rnder thls head tho DE-
Known that the tint yesse tat visited thr ppr ol
ChcnFn WA c1att called tho T8cy ti Ahout ninety
lssA barring % beA1d etapany et soldiers under ste
prvtd The abyc poirt d c7rct fort alD,eQIaeutl
called De.rhorn D9ziDx tbe r.;sase shc Iras! v,:tsd
JeArph On FeAeiuk Chicako ehe compelled to
Choir half mile from anrc and sent her CARGO aahorc In
1and bank 1he T1scy On her Ert.n Zip was
iott She esw no osh:r 1rrer sous oT e1nirt. III
dchbtces other Ind visited that rss1an TIC TEaev
waA o,. ned BY the government"
, 1869-04-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE


T0xG OIL AhlEA&V<
ARRIVED. q
stmr Alpena- Milwaukee, snndtiea-
ESP StsE g. 9as:f = Jf:ss Is Il, II: :ss: t
sehi III. Isoaa, Grand Haven. in n laubes, 81 N
sehr wv! Ferry. Gr.na u.ven, ,o n Lumber. % n
seaz #als.kA shsssys.n. ~. 4ee9 m b =. whe.s
k<hr Sardinia. kewaunct, aono pests c.ls wood.
f.. ~ stss!ai 5ts k@.a saa r e T. ss
ss5 ss5 ss at nsR,:ssSf ssasstHsi IT, e is.sS lumber
selt ItFolo1 Io!lsnd, 20 q. = I'd 4 sxnddss M ,,,
sssT X HsRs. G;.ns aefhts hsssa ss : ae humber
Sek1 Soavsntr, Penfa ase7. 80 q sh,nsieA
- se:r as 3 sss
st1nr Al;en1, MIwartrc, fundrits>
SON. nopes, ss. Jsrph, supdEtes Etes,.a,,.., 4.
eP u: IT. bses 1 nd I .aadi
EFT as Y. VIII i. nsNtius. IL Uusaa % facr. light
sedT LsnTL Ws'te LIZ sao 6a oat. 10 ba oera Ii
sss..: 8; sa;t. : ~. f1es, F1s Light
ssf III S::.t: SSssssRss sss!z 81 htaf ss
Sehr Majsf EeHy. o,and nAyen ltEht
z:;$ 81 sss' H:'ss ss BIZ s.s. an. .a
sehr Fsof;vr. t4 Holland, usht
seRT hT HrV Gd.i M.mS-hilr. % Psetasd's p5e,. light.
FIT fsep !4f s@ - s.at;ssa Gssd Rs4;a. hsSt 1.<
Illinois and michigan Canal.
BRtpa1Poz1, Aprla.
Aa1I1H-Css1srson, I.sal,e. % By ee.a: 1ron CAD
90 f.sS 10 heon T. ss" f1sie. 1s ea ern: sosTd
s.s .4 a bss; l. taSs h Ssuas m e 1i. p Is s. Il
KsnTFee L.s.!ir kxD b corn Z 7 "r5as Lss:,ls
as.as hss g fss. fs:S ':sR @ ~ = =
as.i a4s hse.r IT, T. sI1 G:saGi5c be.. Is aG
T. seFa ssTet a m N; 18Th h b sH s II s
FL s /. t,s1 y H. e. b. Ass,f &C. +. E1 L.
cu4.r-s:scrs. L. s.nc nI:sf1ts2aaasa IF! faaeta N
II ss : ,s + Is
Esps5.s: Lss,i.s 4 i kss = :!
WsscrL : Ias.isc sss = es.9i Nc79 Atn1FtS q
~, + Ssa; i.s.ae: Sa@ + GtpsEsl s!lsi Il;
narane Nesxs.
ARl1FA1A AND EIEARAScLs -fhirics tac twenty
..en.s-tFo a7,ral: sui tho sa.ae na2aef Of eeas'
/! BEIxa RErAa1o-The steamer safioaw Is IN MILF
Brn<. t.r dcet urdess n !aE lssas ssge!L
a.e ( hsssssslr II s.se.' a. det bens
! - rnf ii, j.t.e ia t,gn \ prN wheel
I Fm1N P1rr H1nos.-F-uua i pgivase kt.ef f,cciye
brrr Srs,rrdsy W Iesro H., Ihc nc.v canal .haes
ar III as,n, eopist .ad m b
.;tsass, st,n s1:i = L. S. ss ip f ~ st
ieea peaata g Fa1n = 15< EesfA 90 &! M J..
saSfeafS 9. ~ peaoes c'n o3o ~ oe
seasE to essF5 rs;lroad sses sEon he"aanee 70 LII
# r. ~ M.ai.tss LII !. in ha.a I'd
j. .hslkhs that narteasen Wei not * opeo fos At sss
| ttn dAn 49,.
The Hramer Dsve madt II attempt to fcsta Alpe1A
a. 1a.das hEx f.led On ae'os CT the 1c aoa ~ 70
r. Raf:s - =, .sa.s 60, .1.s t5.se + s9eds1.sIs raa
exferexserd ike 1tn IL that n4vtk1too VIII cot oer
| hs4rs~ the Litter pa. u .ae T4reent nt,osh
III erxn rrr4 B1:lcy's Ha1:s,E, II Wednf1
dsy, b.: Fct IT aea.n tsf dayi1a she has fsehed
LAtxCH-Ihe new e.tas:,cr bs.flt It Buffalo for tht
, 1869-04-10

After the close Of Change there VIII . fair de-
mand for No frrtng wheat, and oFmer feeling
prevailed, the market closinx stead5 At Sl.oshtas
lcaA for cash, and HOAX, buyer to the 18th.
Cora was held at bsc, and oats at 63a5s4c spot
There was nothing done In provisions 1t the
Evening Board business was dull md prices were
entirely nominal.
Live hogs were In active request, and prices
were sun Ut an advance Of 1oA13c. All were sold,
and the market closed nzu at q. .e911oo for CON-
mon to extra There Was q fair demand for beef
cattle and for desirable shipping stock yesterday =
prices were well sustained Common descriptions
werc little easier, though without Quotahle de-
cline. Some 1909 head changed handa At N e1-
t1tme range Of 5aoO8s7 Is for inferior 70 extra
, 1869-04-10

t1REAEE-Sa}es of 20 tFc1 u1xrd II lQSc
HITre ~. ascd srr5nt dens1a ~ ,a ,,t ss,i
frsn II the advance recently net.d Timothy. roller
and hr.te pressed aie cr4l.o g tmothy lose Prr'.e
ED; psaiue tnse pressed. sta4ls: timothy. loose.
waf.n slao93H9 Pta5ae i9Hse a n1 ".ssa. ,.Ssa
HIDES Received aIs;p 2; .hig1sd 49,, s.ss = =
hjdts The movement hxtt and under steadily -
cultA.lng s.tcks priofs coutinue He2 md 1rtetued
ehoic9 Light hides eutstde quotations ar ra5ely eh
infa ;e nc S,sn cs. e9s5ss sa sas9 a
e besvy s:.enn ~ saits e. IS sastS A., u
M dT aaI,rd trimmed T. 91oc: E7lbLy and damaged.
t~esfhrda y11ce hranded hides 1o PET cent %
, 1869-04-10

dt5dty h<tte. The pr'sr. q some clase.s d eoods
arc sttl ftte wezk fhe Attx1tae snd Fxe4Ac heavy
ID thread Il being cted hy At.aaans fiooi c. Il
g. p.r aoses 1his + y a.ne thsaa MhsA - IN
lug re.dy a.i Il shs pig. ~ otheT th.rsda how.
eztr 1rIe ttsdy 1t S for Coatea And o4tf be pAken
Colo.rd cu:tana allow raoEe Etesdln<sa, a2d Noold