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Pure Dixon Cotton Seed.

Pure Dixon Cotton Seed.
w OfFER Tor sale bushels Dickson
wv Cotton Seed, grown from seed obtained
spring, and which Was selected by him for his
own i;se. Notwithstanding the unprcce.
dented dry season, we gathered from 1 500 to
I6o0 pounds to the acre-making twenty-si1
oaies TO one mule. Price $500 per bushel.
OXFORD, Ca, November 4, 1869.
do certify that sold to Messrs Richard
ONeale d Son, of Columbia, &. c., some of my
cho'ce improved Cotton Seed, for planting
purposes. They proposed to sell portion Of
what they raised. Planters purchasing the
Seed they raise may rely upon getting the
genuine Dickson Seed: DAVID DICKSON.
We arc Mr. Dickson's Agents here, and will
order Seed direct from Mr.. Dickson, il desired.
Price IS 90 from ono to five bushels, or 81 90
for five and upwards.
Feb 1G VT RICHARD O'NEALE &c SON.
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Notice.
THE undersigned gives notice that on tho
Il se1ond day OF May next lie will apply to
the Judge Of Probate Of this County for a
final discharge as Guardian OF Miss CLAUDIA
D. aud ADELAIDE E. HENDRIX and e. J,
SCOTT HENDRIX. JOHN II. COUNTS.
LEXINGTON, March az, 1870. tlmo
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The Best Fitting
N at i. &w. ~ q sWATFITI WTAaETES ma made
March 10 ..
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Lightning Rods.

HDEhSONS IN want Of first class RODS. can
a be supplied by leaving their orders at thu tho
street. HAWIIWo SWo TIaln
March 5 A1AaA u w.
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Notice.

Notice.
hAa THE fast trotting Messenger
azEFHEffS8 MA Stallion DANVlLLE will season
at Agnew & Co.'s Livery Stable
s1A.ain Columbia, where he can be
seen; also, at W.. H: Dowdy's, on tho Wood
ward plantation in the Fork, and alternately
at a the above places every nino days. For par-
Ecnlars apply at the above places.
DanVille took the irst prize at our last State
any in the State. Ami, I've 90
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was more active, The aewand being partly for export
sI bp apr paS%1 a5e s geaS At las e 'sI, Go
or .he as, st, nalf Nay a sS 900 Do TOR NE s hair
@ se s scr ' Il GS d. a bas s
3 " ana sss
hg er closing strong @2s Tor mess The
ssns prem - and s' - a 3 81 % sSs
%s %s, s,ey and 70 y for ,a ciSSe o s;y For
April and July and ta7 s19 FOR June. Dressed hogs
ceips were extremely nsat Beef was Hrm, VIM fair de;
%4nd And sales were made Of 80 bills wiha the Of
pan Of ASs fre s'is nds
india so SCI ss Beer ha%s wers ssady at M
for southern aa $sa Tor Western VIM sales Of 100
quotations published In our last issue No sale. were re-
especially for picked hams which were most sought after.
ss 'ass wr % AZ @ for psssasa a
and lvae aac for dry sailed and picked shoSders
c?nsequence the business small Sales 5 paekases
May delivery at l6c Prime steam held at the close at
continued good request and hrn There
were sold loO uerces az 64s a7c
KIN were ds e. iac lac for clover 70 Sa 81 for
srEARIsE was lrm With sales of $4,000 lbs. at Is11c
sUoAR-There was fair business transacted in raw the
demand being partly from the trade but chiefly from The
sooi renss @ CUBA T6sre@ @ wes sold so hhdS sc l
Zoe for Cuba and se alo for Porto co $50 boxes.
beng light market Was stronger closing at IL &C. for
hard, lZc a l25ac. Tor sol white, lag for extra
g and lie. lMc. for yel ow,, We quote:--
refining, Hsc shc good to prime refining, &C 9sc.
. to sess s sh and 2r%s soss s es9s'
molasses hhds ana boxes, &C. &C. me ado, 4%c &c.
Hayana-Boxes, Dutch standard Nos 70 =, SIC 9sc;
40, ~ to H. s9c. ivc; do. u 70 Is 10 &C. l04c no.,
10 TO ib llAc. l.gc; do J? 30 90, II &c. l26c.;
do, white. Ike. l.J9G Porto Kco-Reduing grades,
Sac. 9sc.; grocery grades, sc OA4c Asssrs. d.
Anann 4 Co made the stock 10 day follow x:-S 965
hads, sl,696 boxes, 3oa.6l5 baes ald 4.l65 meado.
TI59% 4 was n m9derste demand and r% The sales
MHIs Receipts o54 ools. The ia1et WAS duii and
less firm. The sales were l15 bps at ~ " 4 81 07a
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were in the lots and at the prices followlng:-

SOUTHERN SECURITIES sTEADY-TRNNEssEEs ACTIVE.
The Southern list was active for the Tennessees,
which 81 for the new and 61 for the old. The
balance OF the list was steady and dull the market
closing as follows:-Tennessee, sx coupon, cox Q
81; do, new, 5oA 81; Virginia. ex coupon, COX q
cox; do, new, 80 . 6oK; Georgia skies, IS o s6;
do. sevens 90 "a; North Carolina, ex coupon, 4eK
46X; do, new, 22K 22%; Missouri skies, OK
92'< do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph. % 93 Louisi.
ana skies, 75 70; do. levee skies, 76h II; do.
90. etghts, % %; Alabama eights. 90 99K; do.
nves, Is ~; South Carolina skies, 50 . 90; DO,
new, 81 s21<; do, registered stock, so 49,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOWER, DULL AND STEADY.
The foreign exchange market was dull, and rates
in the presence Of supply Of bills drawn against
exported government securities were lower. The
range Of quotations at the close was as follows:-
Sterling sixty days, commercial, 1os y, 1Oszs; good
to prime bankers, 100 q 1O9H; short sight, 1O9ss
q lO9a; Paris, sixty days, 5.21x 5.171S; short
sight, 5lo>4 . 5.16; Antwerp, 5.2ljx q a17X: Swift
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BIsHop-BEDsoN.-On Wednesday. April 20, by
Rev. George S. Chambers, ALEXANDER BISHOP, OF
Chicago. to Mrs. SUSAN A. BEDsON, OF New York.
No cards.
BEHTLEY-ANNIN.-On Tuesday, April 49, by Rev.
W. II. DE Puy. JOHN BENTLEY TO Miss Lizzie AMIN.
No CARDS.
BARRIs-GARDNER.-On Wednesday evening, Apri
co. at the residence OF the brides parents, by the
Rev. Theodore H. Cuyler. LAvERNE BARRis, OF San
Francisco, to TBEcLA w. GARDNER, daughter OF ID.
w. Gardener, OF Brooklyn.
San Francisco ana New London papers please copy.
CHAMBERLIN-BARKER-At Railway, n. j.. on
Thursday, April IA, by Rev. William h. Boole, WARD
b. CHAMBERI.lN, OF New York. to Miss LIZZIE 4.
CHAPIN-BROwN.-At the Central Congregational
church, Ormond place and Jefferson street Brook.
lyn on Thursday morning. April 81 by the Rev. j. q.
French ALBERT L. CHAPLIN to JULIA BROWN, all OF
Brooklyn.
CHRIsrIE-wEsr-On wednesday, April 20, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, in Flushing by the
Rev. George Taylor, WILLIAM II. CHRISTIE 10 EMILY
l.. WEST.
DE NEUFvuLE-PARKER.-On Thursday, April 21.
by the Rev. John Cotton smith, JACOB JULIUS DE
NEgFvILLE OF Frankfort-on tne-Man, 10 MARIA
VEAZEY PARKER, daughter OF the late William B.
Parker, ESD. OF this city.
DE MOTT-SICKELs.-On Tuesday. April TO- at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. S n
Smith, CHARLES DE MOTT to HANNAH. daughter OF
J. II. Sickels, Esq, all OF Portchester, N. Y.
EDGERTON-CARROLL.-InN New YORK, on Wcdnes-
day. April 20. by the Rev. Dr. Seabury, assisted by
Rev. II. Hovey. the Rev. +. AUGUSTUS EDGERroN to
James r. Carroll.
Albany papers please copy.
HART-DELANoY.-lu brooklyn, on Wednesday
Apri 20 at the washington street Methodist Eplsco.
pat cnurcn, brooklyn, by the Rev. Challes f. harris
CHARLES HART to ISABELLA A. DELANOY, all ol
Brooklyn.
JosEPHsoN-- --MoRNINGsrAR.-On Wednesday. Aprl
~ " tue residence oi the BRIDES parents, by the
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the redemption OF their circulating notes shal' at I'll
times be worth 20 Genus on the dollar. ana mat II
they a TO D!ing that price on SAFE W redeem TIE
notes ot deiaulttDg bank. the government must
pay the difference ] difer with YOU. aud dissent
from our views. as presented on pages fifteen ana
Nineteen being satisfied that the rebellion could n0t
have been crushed On tue financial pian there mat
Gated.
When impariia, history shall be written II viii
record the act that next 10 the val oi our solefS
and sailors, ana the seii-sacrhcing disposition oi
the loyal people, the inlOmtaDle will ana gen
eral power OF organization OF Stantol hnd the
financial skill OF Chase, did more tnan oil other
men aud things combined To save the nation from
destructen. You are quite right IN awaruiD9 grea
credit TO Mr.. Spanldng HIS industry anu persua-
siVe arguments engineered the grea nnanciai war
measures through the House OF REPRESENTATIVES
but that you invited me 70 the task shouo GER
fanny not have criticised statements and pro-
POSITIONS fhere are so many good things and true
IN YOUR pamphiet that ought perhaps 10 nave
passed over the lev that consider errors or blen-
ishe5 in your otherwise well reasoned. strong aud
almost conclusive arguments. Verg respectfully.
yours y. Il. SPINNER, Treasurer United states
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w heat steady with fair demand, chiefly for
The sales 100000 bushels, at 81 06 al 10 for No.
Chicago spring ~ III Tor do. Milwaukee, 81 lS 81 IL for
No do ml 70 for small lots amber winter In store ~ 80
for white Genesee VI 30 for white Micbigan also reported
sales within few days OF about l0o00 bushels No. Chi
to arrive within thirty days. III 81 49, for export Corn
quiet but held with nrmness Sales 20 0J0 bushels
at 81 HH 81 10 for old mxed Western In 81
81 l6a for do. aoat Oats quiet but nominsy
unchanged Small lots State dock sold at zoe.
was 9ne but rm a. former prices OF barley there were
sold 1900 bushels Canada to arrive at 2c. and U00
California private terms. or malt 5000 bushels
private terms.
FREIGHTs.The market quite active grain at firm
rates but quiet for almost all other arcles The carteng
business tolerby active and rates rather rnc,
especially for grain and petroleum which
demand The engagements To Liverpool per
don, 1900 bushels wheat at 3d. and, per 1900
bushels wheat at 3D. To Hamburg per steamer 2s00 bbs
rosn at 2s I'd The charters An Italian bark to
Cork for orders with 200 quarters grain at 5s 5d
direct port bs 3D. ship to Bremen with 1000 bbs petro-
eum at 3s bark to London with 2yU0 bbs. do
bark from Philadelphia to q dstant port on the
Continent, with $500 bbls do, nt 4s 3D. bark 600
from the coast Of Mexico Falmouth for ORDERS with
gary st 6s brig 45 tons, TO the Mediterranean pri-
vae terms brig & ons to tho north Cuba back,
with sugar, at 30 SH, port charges paid brig 81 TONS
port In the West indies and back 100; brig, from
Wilmington to the Cyde, with about 2,500 bbls tar
Tumored ship TO Bremen, with ABOUT 500 bbs petroleum,
private terms
Hops.-The market withou, change There was no
demand except for small lots to supply the immediate wants
of purchasers, owing to the rmness holders who de-
manded 5c. 25c. for TO choice grades Yearnga
quoted mt &c. SIC.
NoLAssEs.-Gr rocery grades held with nrmness,
while other qualities rather heavy We heard sales
OF l.6 hhds Porto Rico at &c &c., and 200 do Cuba at 35c
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, |
THURSDAY, April 2I--0 +. NJ.
IL is sign OF the times when reports ana rumors
which ordinarily would nave produced great ex cle-
ment ana vide fluctuations In values pass almost
unheeied IN Wal street. Added to the feeling or
ouiness Is one OF sceptclsm among the operators
wno most do congre2ate" In tue vicinity or the
STOCK Exchange and Cold Room. Had these latter
INDIVIDUALS not been veterans In The strategy OF Wall
street they would have BETRAYED very juvenile SEN
salons when the street was flooded, as 1t was to-
day. with rumors Ola
WAR WITH SPAIN
1t was reported that the Cabinet was In important
secret session, that orders had been issued to
the naval depots to lay in stores and to naval
officers 10 report to their ships for duty. Before this
time gold had declined to l127s upon the lower
rates for exchange and uron higher quotations for
Ave twenties IN londOn--where the hank statement
showed loss OF only f43, 900 In specie during the
past week. The Washington teegrams, however,
rallied the price 10 l13h, which point was barely
touched as the scepcal and incredulous dealers IN
the Gold Room laugned at the news ana sold gold
TO an who were willing to buy on the strength of the
Information. Afterwards the market declined to
1l3 upon the posting OF the following announcement
at the Sub-Treasury:-
UNITED STATES Treasury
NEW YORK. April n, 1870. I
BY direction OF the secretary OF the Treasury this
once VIII, on Monday, April 25 commence tie pay
ment OF the interest falling due May l, 1870 without
repate. CHARLES J. FOLGER,
Assistant Treasurer.
This action OF the government In prepayng the
May interest was generally expected and seems to
have been discounted, for The price rallied and closed
at ll3}s. The market left or very duh and both
sides OF the speculative contest proclaim It q drawn
battle. 1t is supposed that The Clique endeavorec
to unload upon the Spanish war news but as the
price fell so rapidly TO ll3 the conjecture is probably
only partially correct The market at the close to-
night resumed Its wonted dulness, showing that it
Is very difficult in The present inactivity in financial
circles, TO inspire any OF The markets with hlc The
CHIEF fluctuations of the day are shown In the
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BOGUS CONDUCTORS.

For some time past the officers OF the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company have
been annoyed by persons who would manage to
gain admission TO their cars at the depot, In 1hir-
tieth street. and collect what tickets they could
from the emierant passengers, they supposing
them to be the conductors OF the cars. All
efforts to arrest the offenders have been
futile until Wednesday night, when special
oflcer John PECK, employed by the company
detected Herman Greenthal alias Brown, d
brother OF TIE notorious General Greenthal enter
the car as 1t was leaving the depot ana shouting
kets," saw two emiRrants VINO had tickets for
ST. Adams hand them over 20 the bogus conductor
He Immediately arresred him, when he dropped the
tickets on the floor OF the Car and offered the ofcer
twenty-five dollars to let him go. He was arraigned
day morning and COMMITTED In default OF $500 ball
to answer q charge OF petty larceny at the Special
Sessions.
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srocKs DULL. STEADY AND STRONG.

STOCKS DULL STEADY AND STRONG.
The stock market at the opening was inclined To
heavness in sympathyiwth the yield of gold to 1l2N
but rallied upon light TRANSACTIONS and closed strong
and dull. The Vanderbilt shares were firlner on
more favorable reports from Albany. Erie was
weak and sold as low 24k. The most active
shares were Lake Shore. which has the support az
present OF the extreasurer OF Erie, who Is visiting
Wall street for another OF his characteristic "nyersn
and Ohio and MISSISSIPPI. Hannibal and st. Joseph,
which was run up TO 139 this time a year ago
by the same reports Of scrip and cash
dividend which are current to-day, and which was
unloaded to the public at that price by It's clique
OF specu,ating officials who thereafter depressed It
to 104 was advanced to 1o9 IN the course of repeu-
ton Of the scheme OF last spring. The ease In the
money market assists the plans OF the .sbulp'
cliques Loans on call to-day quoted at five to
Six per cent on stocks and at four live per cent on
governments The following were the closing prices
at the last session OF the STOCK Exchange:-Canton
69A 70,S Cumberland, 80 a 3lk; Western Union,
324 32H; QUICKSILVER, So a eh; Mariposa. 81
"a; do, preferred, l3% 13I; do, certificates
42I 44 Pacific Mail, 365s 3694; Boston Water
Power, 16s. a II; Adams Express. 60H a sl%;
Wels-Faigo Express, 1914 19s4; American
Express, 3S 3S14; United states Express,
As a 4S1S; Merchants Union Express bd
New York Central consolidated, s23s e2}k; do
scrip, s9s S914; Harlem 142 l42z; do. preferred,
145 bid; Erie, 241z 25 do. preferred, 4s; Reading
GOA 991S; Michigan Central, 1914 bid; Lake Shore,
80 S91s; Illinois Central, 139 bid; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 95zs 99A; Chicago and Northwestern.
7s14 733s; do. preferred, SAX a s4ss; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, 1871 70; Rock Island,
116 116M; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 5a1s 5916;
do. preferred 73sS 7Ssl; Toledo and wabash, 4s7.
so; Fort Wayne, 921S 0S; Alton and Terre
Hautc, 3S a SO; Onto and Mississippi, 3O1s sO4:
Delaware and Lackawanna. 1881 103h; New
Jersey Central, los 1861; Chicago ana Alton, Ill
112k; do preferred, l121s bid; Morris and Essex,
92t4 80; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 1881 bid; do.
preferred, 1857 1903; Iron Mountain, 43s1 Az;
Dubuque and Sioux City, 1867 1OS; Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central, l7]4 1T1a.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The extreme fluctuations In the leading specula-
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GOVERNMENTS LOWER AND STEADY.


The government market was heavy and prices iell
Off with the lower ruling Of gold and in sympathy
with the large offerings OF bonds at the Sub Treas
ury, the total Of which was about three millions. a
greater amount than expected. The market closed
steady at the lower prices follows:United States
currency SKIES liz 1121t; do. 1884, registered,
114A Hay; do. do., coupon, 1141s l14ss do five
twentles registered, May and November, 1917
1o7'4; do., 1852 coupon do, 1l2X 112X; do. do,
1854, DO. do, 1l0T 111h; do. d., 1865, DO. do.
111K l11a<; do do, coupon, January and July
1osh 1o9%; DO. do. 1857. do. do, 11o 11oh; 90.
do 1865. do. do, ITO 11oH; do. tenforties regis
tered, 1051 1o6; do. d0, coupon, 1861 1861.
The million bonds purchased by the government
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Long Island Renl E.tntc.


The sale OF the Guenther estate in jamaica, do
mated to tue German Hospital and Dispensary OF
this city, which Adjourned indefinitely Thurs
day last, has been etlecGed oy private sale through
Lawrence. Oakley fleury. Mr.. Gardiner. the cen.
teman VINO purchased toe old manslo n and one acre
ol the ground for "a, 800 has purchased tue remain
Ing eighty lots at 500 per lot the following sales
are reported In the various towns:-
North llempstead-Sldney alort, to William II.
Hewlett, three acres, tor $500.
HOsyn--henry w. Eastman, to Alfred T. Are5on,
four acres, tor 81 900.
Flusning-Thomas Smith, to John Beach, four
Astorla-wiIliam snanks, to Jacob Steel, three
MaItlluck-B F. Wells, to George X. Meday, OF
Yonkers, twenty five acres, for $4,000.
glen Cove-George W. Cock, TO Nathaniel Terry,
twenty-five acres, ST. ,500 Henry Smlrl, 10 Darius
Benham fifteen acres, for $4,000.
Extensive improvements are being made IN nearly
mcut OF sLeam communication. buildings are RAPIDLY
gong up. ON Croton avenue Mr. Devine ~ putting
Up new house. On the lots adjoining when nave
but recently been purchased by Mr.. SChoeu, OF New
York, three buildings are TO be erected. On the
southwest corner OF Congress avenue Mr.. 5tefen is
putting up a building with q frontage OF iorty-iOnr
feet AT cost OF $1,000. The first story fOr stores
and the second Tor family use ON the south side Of
Congress avenue large two story building has been
competed by Mir. Mackey, which IS 10 be used Tor
manufacturing purposes. On the same avenue Mr..
Dasher has maze extensive improvements uis
premises. On WhestoDc avenue Mr.. Wright Is
erecting two story house OF Improved sty!e. ON
rle same avenue MIR. Jonathan Wright 0i Bayside,
IL erecting large three story house, when is 10
have all Tue modern improvements. with q MAN.
sard roof. Near the Episcopal church on Flushing
avenue extensive changes are beng made. Mr..
kr0lDer's large hall Is being removed, to make way
for dwellings, Henry Unger is having a building
erected Tor the manufacture OF boots and
shoes. large han IL being bullt over
Munsons Market, wnlcn VIII be restricted TO
the use Of societies. Mr. Martins has pur-
chased an extensive piece Of property from J.. ID.
Locke and cOntemplates making extensive Improve
ments On Linden avenue hill Cotiin has erected
for himself large two story frame dwelling.
party OF New York SPECTATORS have purchased
the kissam estate, bounded Dy Linden ana Clinton
avenues. and are going To erect number oi build
Ings thereon.
AT Clarenceville Mr.. Lockwood and Mr.. Richard
are making improvements, and have already
erected eight handsome two story houses, with attic
aud Gel ar al q cost OF $4,000 each. Trey have also
built q handsome park and planted the walks with
trees Ol VARIOUS Kinds.
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Stock to-day 1850 hhds Cuba 3b97 do Porto Rico 1870
do English ISLANDS and so bbls. New Orleans.
HAY.-The demand moderate, and, the receipts being
free the market heavy at 76c &c. FOR shipping 9Oc
u 10 for retail os s6c u foT long rye straw and for
HEMrThe market quiet, but prices were steady at
the following quotations MANILA 4c, gold; iute, SIC
Shc DO sssl, l2c. l2Ac, do and Tampico &C. 71sc
KAyAl sTonEs-Ths transactions in spirits ,urpentns
were light there being but little demand but prices
changed tns market closing at 4ec l7c for merchanta
Iand but at lower prices while the other grades dull
but unchanged. The sales $500 bbs strained ~
81 l7b good and No. at &2 60 l virgin &6 $50
DO No. At ~ 76 8S 76 We quote :-Strained. a. O5
W l0 No. ~ 20 ~ 60 No. !, 81 GO ~; pale, M 25
unchanged.
ons:Lnaeed dull but firm, selling in small tots At
&c. &c.. Lard firm a $l q u 80 for prime winter
with small sales within the range.
PETROLEUM.. Crude in bulk, was offered at llkc., but
buyers were indi.posed to pay oyer l except small
isfc isaS, with isc bio N.phth. was dull and nominal
for refined, from sA sources, very light. the
sales were confined to l,l0 bbls at 0b&c. q x55.c
and $3.50 cases at 3ac S3c all for export Holders de-
manded 2sc 2sc but buyers unwilling operate
extent above 2oc For future delivery the sales were
500 bbs for May on private terms, OOO do
gust, at 2}ac. Job ing lots selling at 2Sc 9c the
latter price Tor prime white. In Phiadrpha market
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Upi1nds md WO5ile aud
Iy,.... a.. as IL ~ -

FLouE AMp oExAiNnkeceips iesS bb hour, $50 bags
corn meal ~ OS4 bushels wheat lb $40 do. 1894
oats 5000 DO barley lso0 DO malt and lSi5 do rye TIE
market for State and Western -four moderately active
the demand being principally for export and prices were
quite steady The saes were about H. o. bbls, including
~ ~ 81 a. ~, ~ lVr e1ls o June aeVey and
-four there fair demand at rm prices sales bb
Rye hour hrm owing to the scarcity; sales 1850
Corn meal quiet, owing TO the increased of
lcrs. AS high as 10 Is 6 demanded for brandy
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half.pnst Five O'Clock .. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
mortgage oouds:--

THURSDAY April 81 =. NJ.
CorFErRio was In fair demand from trade and the
stock still being very light the market former
quotations Sales 51 bags sesia aud 2476 DO ex Jo-
hanne private terms; also, in Baltimore, 1880 bags OK
Francis Jane and $500 d. Lizzie Fox private terms
ST. Domingo in demand, and 1900 bags were
sold on private terms. Other kinds guet
CoTToN-Wth !air demand from ali classes of blyers
and only moderate offerings the marke strong and
prices were NC higher, closing rm The sales 1850
bales including oso for export 25 speculation, and
deratey active but nc higher. The follows =:
800 bales basis low middng for April 321c 22s.c 100
do for May at 22c, 500 do for June at z2.c IKE
900 do. July at 2Ssc. We quote:-
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Most OF the trout thus far caught in the streams OF
Pennsylvania nave been with worm bait 1ney
don't readily take the ny heiore MAY. UntIl that
time they endorse the words OF Mr.. BENJAMIN 4.
Buuer, ''Shoo, nyl don't bodder me" |"
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zeriand, 62lA a oi7E; Hamburg. 35h s5}1; Am
s'erdam, 4o6 4o,a; FRANKFORT. aob a 4o4s Bre.
men, 77s al 7s,S; Prusslan lnaers, 70Aa7l
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
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Holders Of gold paid from Ia to 51s per cent to
have their balances carried The operations OF
the Cold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared. sac. 572 900
Golu Daances..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,5SS 500
Currency balances. l.oZ 62T
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MARINE IRA. FERS.
Name. Tonnage. .sh'

The following is complete list OF marine transfers
from the 16th to the 10th inst, both days incusve:
nat. fyos. Nam. ,Tonn,o, lcl,r1 p...