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The aggregate amount Of exports from the Port Of
New-Yor foreign ports, for the week ending March
%, 1870, was s3,jj9.jjs.
The drsctors OF Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company have been In session IN this city at the
office Of tie Union Trust Company for three days past
The Auditor report the Board has been submitted,
and profit the business of the past year Of
10 per cent the present capital stock The trans
fer books have been ordered to be closed Saturday
the "a inst for the election VI directors, which takes
place early 10 May.
The Gallan National Bauk has declared dividend Of
per cent, free. payable April Q.
The coupons on bonds Of the Des Noines Valley Rail
road due April 1870. Will be paid az the banking house
Of Messrs Clark Dodge Il Co.. No 81 wallst.
The Directors the Pacific Railroad have elected He'd
+. Bulge President. and reelected Thomas McKee,
sack as General superintendent
The Kansas Pacific Railroad is completed to Kit Car
sons, 81 miles west OF Sheridan and 4s7 miles from
Kansas City, and will be pushed rapidly to Denver
which point it will reach early in the Fall. telegraph
line Is being built In advance Of the track aud will reach
Denver next month. meeting OF the stockholders OF
the above road will be held next week IN Lawrence,
Kansas at which the annual report Of the President will
be read.
special dispatch to The Chicago Tribune from ST. Paul
Mimi, says the The 81 Paul Press publishes correspond
ence between Allen Melville OF New-York, holder OF
portion OF the repudaed Minnesota State bonds and the
Hon. b. F. Butler. Melville says in his letter that
Minnesota s rich, and wont pay, and wont arbrate.
and wont consent to be sued by bondhoders there
but one other way and that TO have her sued by
other State Of the Union. lie asks Gen. Butler Mlssa
chusetts WILL for the honor OF the whole American peo
pie, accept amount OF tho bonds for charitable
institution and make example OF this great North
American Republic II she will, no thinks procure
gift TO be used for that purpose Gen. Butler says that
most probably Massachusetts would accept bonds
amounting Ia 100000 over for the support OF her State
suft
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AND YET MORE SHAKEsPEARIAN CRITICISM.
70 the Editor Of the Tribune
SIR: You have q correspondent or two from
whom receive the honor Of very minute examination
Of whatever publish, the result Of which has been, on
occasions the discovery Of errors 80 insiGn
aud Dconsequenal that have only regretted that
ANY person whose letter deemed worthy place In
THE TRIBUNE should spend time in noticing such trfes.
That ii should be regarded by person matter Of
she least Importance that wrote rats when should
have written ~OrD Brt,tS when should have writ
ten antony, is tome surprising.
One OF these microscopic detectives, Subscribers
wife" In letter punished this morning, announces
what others had found out and published previously
that there are many passages in Hamlet which
IN accordance with my suppOSuen that the Prince OF
Denmark % years old the death Of his father
and set forth with protracted an mex orabe de-
tail OF citation. surely, TO the discovery OF this
n is not necessary 10 be the wife OF
o subscriber 10 TIE TRIBUNE. Why. even | saw
that some years ago TO be could quite prove
sneh close examination and much penetration on nv
Part but you that did this actually before
1 thought Of editing Shakespeare, writing
shakespeare's Scholar And also then, and since, re.
marked one point which itself alone tells more than
all your correspondents array Of passage 1t is that the
ambassadors sent from Denmark 30 Norway in Act l.
&C. return in Act II. &C. O. with the information that
young Fortnbras has been allowed to
employ those soldiers
So levied as before Gg1tast te Potaek"
that the Of the play, Act ", Sc. 4. Ham
let meets FortInbrss marching against the Polaci
with those very soldiers which already levied il
Act IT, discovery and putting together OF these two
facts might have saved your correspondent time
and trouble 1 an, Sir, your obedent servant,
EeW- York, March 80, 1870 R. @. W.
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The stock market has not recovered fu strength
houob its general tone better operations larger
in amount than yesterday. The principal transactions
have been in Pacific Mall, s4i to So; T. Central and
Hudson, siSoll; and do. certificates, ssiss9i LAKE
Shore s7os7k; Chicago and North Western 72S72i MIL
wauhee and g. Paul, 69 do preferred, Isl western
Union Telegraph, siiosa The market was strons ana
act,vo late IN the afternoon especially Lake Shore,
North Western st. Paul. NJ Y Central and Harlem. and
prices up.
Tn Railroad bonds, prices are well maintained, and
usually we'll distributed tile list In Bank shares bus
very few sales.
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4 o Mmufattur,rs.

IHIE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PAsf s's IN. su.auoa Of Manufacturer l., tb., water
~ u. lo.s r...e sswJ.s, .ds nils. Ssio.
ssa ost nies above N"sh sdeiniar Rsssd
ana within Ven mi'ss 81 hobotsn
Cg Han New fo Ihey II t.s,,tvs f,., a
high sss viii VIE Whole Passe River arc sss
- s E s,ss are i.rge aud su,sed sas is iss
hM OF eo,h bead add nj 'sssa The sspyiy
SOB csy sbundspt but TIE
psvifbis In the nist 81 Is pseu-s
We City OF Ne~iot soaHsniaauns Q
Iosd aud -, renders bs most location or mas
aesrs hs country On the Al
birch NIL Nioo fsar stories L hsehIs shop
ell ready for In asssts oeppson Appstsss ns.s ~ W.
TORRHT 70 vsssy 81. kss Tori, ~
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balances Hssi.7 Holders Of gold paid for carrying
over balancas from cent.

over balances from To Der cent
The money market shows little more activity WIN
rates at to per cent and undoubted commercial paper
Is taken from q to per cent with more buyers IMAM
sellers The amount Of Arstclass commercial paper
offered IA uuusuaIy small The banks arc discounting
very considerable god paper" at about per cent per
annum.
Tho market IN Government bonds to-day has been very
strong, and the sales unusually largo We give below
comparison OF the highest sales Of the bonds named. at
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FOR SALE Is HORSE ENGINE, BOILER,
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State bonds have been strong and prices advanced rs
the folio wing comparison OF highest prices VIII show'
the dates given: -, ,,n,
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Aotirts Of Bankruptcy.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
i STATES for the EASTERN DISTRICT ~ PENNSYLVANIA
THOMAS W. SWEENEY Of Radng In tho County Of Buet' si
State Of PsunsTlrsha In sad Hsr Bankrupt who formerly
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Is
prices shOs deea advance compared sa 10
Offering here OF 81 ins
dsirne so bags AsEOra and 81 d. Prsi
FLouR AND MEAL-Th. market for western Yo,r 10
less active still fair amount Of business ay Be n'el u q. o~
grades (which without quotsOe Iteration DE teunc
the local trade. though part FOR expert Europe tic
MEDIUM AID nsG s.ds aSse,s are ,sb ssry as s sea %
- 35d - so for SupeHne State o. T1tt or tKa S,sl
Western EIs 81 ssass for good SPnog wea Er.,
- sass 50 for Minnesota AID losa sEs 81 sa - % 10, ~
s. 80 for Trad. brands IS $3.50 - fSr Family seass
for Amber Winter Wheat state IS r MLn
s. Ica G E1Gi, sDs,s: 90 as IS Tor Do Double .i
80 Is for do Triple California ara o'ssoO Flour v mac.
fair dens1d 60 bbls IS .5aso ~ for Ordinary 20 foct
Ultra BTo5s ,s4 S0%S 20, Y.m i iG Sd r. ss a
Delaware and 30 IVA 80 ~ for Family 10 o. rye fea
ss .uI Choice q. IS ~ Corn Meal ], 6narr l dsuildl
s.les bbs at 40 tor J.eJ az =. ~ Bad{s
for State apd 81 6odSl 30 for PennyiaoiL
PREIGHTs lover but more active 10 Liverpool y 'An
bush Wheat 3ld BaOa at ia d. 20 HIS TshoS
90 Cheese at o' TO Lotdoa-+O 6bs oar -
private terms te,se so ~
BanOrs Philadelphia SS-, sid zoo1 cases AOd o~
GRAN" the opening Of Chnge ou wh., su bat
m at aGd s ,av" Se demand nesy Tor s.p, o.g
cline gts the milling demand only moderate @ enss
spnng sfos for No. 3 Cbcsgo spnGg. saoati ~ 10 VI
No MHssuies IN store . la Or No. hl'Iais.s
Western 10 store ~ 81 n aaost. s. Cor White McN
No aMssukee at 81 Oh store Bre' heavy and itactves
busb Canads West q 81 o shoat Oas are more .Ts
55.c sac saolt State ne2c pier 6 saoat Jer
and sa,6ern at aSse pier and aas Rye better id 70
quest for trade sales 5000 bash New "ees
Arei ga u o. aud ist Oh d. At ~, ~ y: store Nv
o. saost; jersey yellow 81 ga ~ TO- on per and ns.'s
I'uh- ~ -. 80. yoyv No. xvvx vxnrxa v,rcy %
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Una. Una. already drawn from the rich agricult,,o,
regions adj AGENT. '-'. , = '"'"''''"
Inc ioan intrusted to our hands Is one OF tho ,,..
ever negotiated in this country; il s ba..
upOn mortgage covering four hundred and tbir
.sson nlies OF main line, equipment &C., for which
.peie 70 ample peest security in completed road and
Inc ponds We offer have assurances of prominence,
Its Of great importance to purchaser Of rail,a.
securities TO secure thnse which sbaII no ,v;a.,.
known and actively dealt m aud have a ,sodv MAJ,
ket hereafter. 7o'' ''''' "'''
For Trustees Of Estates Willows Orphans w.
gymen. Farmers, and prudss, Investors general y
who desire to invest money securely At reasonable
rate Of interest, and avoid paying the premium oa
Government Bonds, the loan of the cuEs,pE,Kr A..
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY affords the desired chaa.
mel for Investment, ard has been selected by IA with
special reference to this extensive want.
The Loan is in Bonds of 500, 900 and a. On,
Coupon or Registered. They have thirty Year, To
run. Interest six per cent, payable May and
November /. Principal and interest payable in Gold
in the City of New-York.
Price, 90 and accrued interest.
Bonds delivered at all points free OF express charges
FISK & HATCH Bankers, &C.. Nassau-s
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THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD Il now con,
pleted the entire distance from Owego to Auburn
A popular and prosperous Agricultural and Manufac
turing district is thus efficiently provided for II
local business of the Southern Central will DO We.
large both in freight and passenger traffic The rich
Agricultural country through which 1t runs VIZ
afford constantly Increasing business. The TT 3
manufacturing establishments ut Auburn VIII -
water-power is the best in the State, and the ent
prising towns along the line, will always secure -
this road q good income.
VERMMYE & Co.. the Financial Agents Of ~ y
Road, offer the remaining unsoG portion Of :
Bonds with the greatest confidence, believing tn
to be as good security any that has ever ben
placed on this market. The Bonds bear Seven Isr
cent have thirty years TO run, and they are cony
tibe into stock at the option Of the holder.
Banks, Bankers, and Private Capitalists suppl (
with frst-cass commercial paper at ruling rates .
supply Of which can always be found with MS.
FARNHAM GILBERT & Co, Wall-st
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The amount OF bonds offered to the Government to-day
was 81 l9l OOO The amount the last Offering the gath
was $50 The following the awards by the Sec
,atarr for tbe 4 A O0O 600 offered to-day.
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The FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GoLp BoNDs "e
the MIDLAND RAILROAD continue to meet with mu
favor from investors. The issue MP to the presc-,
time is nearly exhausted What remain are |.
offered at par and accrued interest in currency
GEORGE OPDYKE g. Co.
o. Nassau-st
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RlY arm and active; 81 ior slipping and 81 ~"
81 ~ for Retail lots $500
HRMP-MAna sm l4ic. gold other Kinds are du A'd 9''s
nominal
HOPS remain quiet Eeg Prne Oa2ie aud DO Poor 10 God
stock tte demand gd and price. hm sAe' - lhsA F"
Rco q SOd65c., and Is Dbl. Ne~-Or,sgs 'be go
NAVAL Sr0RES-Crude Tarpen,iBe tnd nomlns ps
steady and in moderate demand sales - bbs al SiG s
demand mosrat1 and 90 ne
xsde sales Of Strained s2 40 lbi Good DO ~
at ~ 20; asi y bbs No Al " =.
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" What do you say
A watchful pause.
ssUW as

Slowly loosenng his grasp he listens TO the lncohe
rent Jargon with attentive frown he turns to th Lao
car and fairly drags him forth pn.n re nSr
with eyes, ashes about him ercely with his arms
and draws phantom knife. 1t then becomes apparent
that the has taken possession OF his knife Tor
safetys sake; for too starting up, and restraining
and e1postuang with him. the knife is visible in her
dress, i'll his when they drOwsy drop back side by
side.
As our readers have been already informed, this
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN C4BLE,

The Olive Rourke, OF ST. Johns, was seen Feb 20
abandoned.
Charles Dickens addressed the newsyenders at
their banquet 10 London last night.
The erupuons OF Mount Ceboruco in Mexico bave
increased.
The Liverpool cotton market closed with upands
at iiN@llld, and Orleans at liA@lHd.
Tie chief opponents Of the annexation of San Do.
mingo TO the United states are the priests
Blue Gown, which won the English Derby In 1888
has been sold to the Austrian Government for 5000
sterling tabout 5000 golD.
In the Corps Legislatif Yesterday, Mr.. Jerome Da
yds speech in praise OF Napoleon's adm inlstrauon
brought cries OF "shame :" and crime"
Consols closed at 93S for both money and the ac-
count. Fivr-twentes, 1852, eOK 1865, old, OA 1885,
sht Ten.iorties s1; Erie 2lh Illinois Central MY
The North German Gazette says that In view Of
the demands aud threats OF Denmark with regard to
North echleswg, tue restoration OF friendship with
russia is impossible,
Tho Bordeaux Chamber OF Commerce have resolved
70 impose duty OF hafa anc per ton on vessels with
cargOes entering leaving the harbor and quarter OF
q franc per ton on those In ballast.
The La Creuzot mines are deserted. NJ Schneider,
one OF largest of the propretors has pettoned
1yernment TO withdraw the troops M their presence
tends TO keep alive the discomfort among the work.
mon.
The Supreme Court Of Mexico has decided ad.
vel sely on the claims Of Messrs. Norton and Whcomb
who furnished money TO Gen Santa Anna In 1856. while
he In New York, and received As security all tho
properly OF Santa Anna In Mexico
Two markets have been recently burned and
and several churches robbed 10 the Cry Of Mexico
OF OF the weathiost families OF the city which TACT
leads to the suspicion that the Oldest son was leader
OF gang fbandiw.