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,RoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY, sUPPLEMENTARY-DE-
aermlned BY the drawing Of the Royal Havana Lottery
&QC CURRENCY.-ROyAL HAVANA AND KEN.
YOE lucky Lottery.--Przes caahed and Information
gwen; clrculars sent JOSEPH BATES 4 co, II wal
SVees Boz sS6i Post ogSe. Branch once AZ Brooms o.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
I n0O -sLElGHs, SLEIGH BELLS, sLEl0Hs.
l.VVO. Immense stock at
CALVIN WITTY's 63e Broadway


(NOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-ALL CLAIMS AGAINs
~ or bills due TO the late nrm OF Raining Brown, Q
this city, must be 10 the undersigned VIII
has been appointed Receiver by the Court
DEC. u, 1870
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THE COPARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN THE
undersigned propretors Of the Harmony Bathrooms
and Restaurant 49, 1 LAB lao Essex street. 10 IN,
city OF New York. this day dissolved BY mutual consent
and Henry 9oerng alone authorized collect all debit
due said frm viii pay and discharge I'll debts b,
GEORGE ECKEL9.
HENRY GOkRINg.
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Ii street, New York, December 90, 1870
meeting Of the Board OF Health the Health Depart
men Of the city OF New York. held oce No sO Mott
street. on the 18th day of December $780, following
luton adopted
Resolved That section 1877 Of the Sanitary Code be and
hereby amended to read as follows
sEoroN l6 shall be the duty Of each and every prac
.sng physician In the city New York report writing,
70 the Board OF Health the death Of any Of his patients who
sna nave died In said city OF contagious infectious dis
ase within hours thereafter and TO state such report
she specihc name and type Of such disease.
xs..a :, JOSEPH s. BOSWORTH, President.
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NORTHEASTERN TO NEW ORLEANS DI RECT
IN first class steamship win sail Saturday, December
Sl,at3P Passage To New Orleans reduced. For pas
sage apply 70 N, DOHERTy, IL Broadwas,
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THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK
Thirtieth divdend--The Directors OF this Bank have
this day declared dividend OF eight per cent out OF the
earnings of the six months free OF all tax,
and after the 9th inst The transfer books will remain
closed until January 3, 1871.
THE COUPONS DUE ON THE 1sT OF JANUARY ON
the Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville Raiiro sd Com
panys Bonds will be paid the Office OF CALDWELL
TO- ~ Wall street, and after Tuesday, the Sd day of
January next.
u BOSTON, Dec. Is, 1870.
The pons or the First Mortgage Bonds Union
Pacific Rs road Company due January 1871 will be paid
In gold free and after that date,
the Office OF the company In Boston, and at the banking
house Of Morton Bliss Co.. In New York Schedules OF
coupons will be received for examination and after
26h inst. JOHN N. b. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
1911. JANUARY INTEREST.
lOjl. CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
No 81 BOwery, southwest corner of Canal sireet5
The annual interest AT the rate of six per
all of five dollars and upward, which have
been deposit for months previous 70
January 81.
interest called for will principal, and
draw interest accordingly and will be entered the de-
poritos books time when presented after the 2lst of
JANUARY.
The bank open every day the reception payment
Of money from 10 A. NJ to 3P NJ, and Mondays and Sat
urdays from 10 A. n. to 7. N.
Deposits made before January 20 will draw interest
from the LIST Of January
Bank books In German French and Engsh.
4. A. QUIN1ARD, President.
SEYMOUR A. BUsCE, Secretary
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-A.-PERSoNS Who ARE INSURED IN GOOD
III life insurance companies, and who do not desire to
surrender their policies by absolute SALE borrow the
value of their policies by applying Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
, 1870-04-11
The Produce Markets.

SEw YORK, April Hla.-GSJTTuS-Opeueh hcavy and
lower, and closed steady, sales OF ,5o0 bales at
f3Hc for mtddnnN uplAudL
BzHApsTrrrs-F7o F7our-Recetpsa, d,'oo br1s: dull
and declining; aAles OF a,loa Gris At Il for
surerfne STAG md Western: = +Goa399 Tor extra
sae: ktsssAa tGF eIEa Nesssrn: a1oaaoO
Iol Hnlse MneM M e1ua. A.a4ho0 loE round hoop
ONO: EaNEaA.3 fef e1Ha sE Louis. Ho0as sn
toE Fo 9, g Gaeee "a aS K5e noaf 2usf sales OF 5oo
t5ts = =. hn mi w 20. aon ~. :,
t=."s ~ - - ~ ~, spi14S. $t.E w
40 ~ ~, ~ T. ~ tutAeo, sLoo ioI ~
q ~ !: ~ it, Tln1er !Sa aaa ap ess.n
si.so ~. sAu loss ": tlt~4Lso toI "nlse oae
mn SMset ~ tmno.s ~ 1t on pH<AH 1eIms; T.
W., dole ~ ~ !ais hes o. "
, 1870-04-11

trade Of The United states senatorahip Of I'LL
nois Tor more partisan considerations. and
sS1nat tho most ohviou1 dictates OF morality.
Ctl7stsaa men win scrutinize the moral qualifi-
cAnous OF particular cautidAtea 70 war
record, noT claim OF antt-slAvery zeal, rnr LIST
!. o. Sotes on " tho right Aido" il Congress, nor
edusaon OF ink or words in behaN Of liberty
q union, VII be suffered to cancel imnoraG-
ties Of Life. II IN inteuperste candidate
shaA b brought forward, be viii b
plainly denounced and e1posed- No brandy
bottle nor denijohu nust represent Illinois IN
tne United StAtea Senate; no, not even II :
human head does happen 10 aurmouat the
liquor receptacle. Nor shall ~ accept OF
sudden conventions to temperanoe hltits lust
bofo1o THO election They Aze sure to end in
apcstasJl Moreover, Ill experience shows,
lron the most aucient to the Most recent, that
the Eorst p1sce In al the1and 10 which 70 send
areformed inebriAte Is Washington Citv. It's
Mke sending reformed r1ke to lire in q haren.
ihe C1ustiAn citizens OF this State man to be
deSentiy represented in the Senate BY both
SenAtors, and they do not care . particle for
The name OF Republican triumph They 40
prepared 70 go fos an able. hgh-nindad nan,
OF pure character, by whichever putty he NAV
nominAIly be e1ected Il the rnajofity Of ths
Republicans AhAll bo wicked enough md foolish
enough to nominate m intempoFate snd i'm
mora! man, then We ahAn expect tho minority
to unite with tho opposition in clocting Sans
Tor OF independent mind ht to represent this
efnpire-commonWealtho OF the interior.
, 1870-04-11

eueeessive detachments taking t1rnd, and an
audience OF 5,0N h1vs bean among the fes-
sures Of tho programme a pat forward Tha
manifesto has bean taken r1thtr coolly by the
public, md its- pf9nus.do1- h.s developed
sotne division Of oouose1 Among thaAa
lcadines musical people whose cooperation Il
Essential, which circumstances together
have thrown some doubt upon the carrying
out Of the plans. Tha protector Of this un-
dertakiilg Is not Ar. Gilmore. but Nr. Tour1ee,
tho organizer Of the g1eht chorua Of 1869.-aa
Ezn most admirably lifted for that work. and
excellent as lieutenant, bus PerhAps lActins
in some Of tbs qualities OF tho coum1nder
neecssay to overcome Ill opposition md CON-
pei success, within and without III. Gilmore
himself ia all absorbed in tho book which he is
and Which be is hunyins fo.vssd togss uut, if
possible, By the anniversary of the gfeat- day
of his Lie last summer. II will not b mere
dry record OF statistics and 'socie-
ties, but = highly readable book,
With sone pleasant touches Of humor, and
! warmth Of enthusiasm throughout highly
enterprise Ar. Gilmore has an idea Of mu.
eical hind, not TO ba whispered aayet 70 mortal
ear, but capable OF Development In tho future
into something which shAu AtnAze tho world
md ecllpeo the jubilee.
AACBE4Er MlrrER8.
Mr.. Feclter is hero again, after abort and
unsatisfactory visir to PhilAdelphia, whero the
critics did not appreciate him, ind tho atnacs-
phese generally was not 50 congenial Is that Of
literary, genius.loring Bosson. He stieks to
his four charactars,-Hamlet, Ruy BIDS,
Legadere, and Gzasde Aateotse, -and seeuns to
have no intention OF giving thu American
public any gl.n,poea Of the phases Of his
power displayed Ia his other parts, such -
la5o. Richard, and Macbeth. I have been
much amused By newspaper paragraph SAY
ing that NJ. Fcchtdr never, in hia life, sead
criticism on himself. The fact is that few
actors arc more sensitive, and few more eager
to read Ill that Is said Of his performances,
For the rest, We hare Boucicault's IS Lost at
Sea" It selwyn's; sho ssoops to Copquer" "
Il tho Museum, produced with unprecedented
elegance Of scenary and costume; Theodore
Thomas conce1te, with MiAs Arms Ashb5, :
Pianist, who haa excited our coldest critics and
classicista to Wild enthusiAzm; and the expec-
tataon Of visit, IN week or two, from the
Psrepa-1iosa Opera Troupe, playing this time
on tha platform Of thu Music Hall and from
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson. RKvRE
, 1870-04-11

Adrn1.ft 1nnts for the opening o. th.A bay xau r.
sumption Of navigation ~ tae ;ssh ts1t
Tho water Is ven high In Gland River, End ts1
current ls a, strong 81 to be EoticeI TWO miles ~.
In the lafc- At tas tins steamboat men tel, us :.
Is !mTaes,,lr to ehow the tiepsh Of water In tht-
shInnel. but It Is Supposed to be fully d, 3oo ~
Astyear.
LAAA tEEIGH1s.-So charters wert rcp0rr.I !.
thls n'rt On SATURDAY, owners asking lo Tor whea:
snd sc for corn 70 Buffalo; 1+a+i}c for com and
ne close shippers offered l@ below these 1xures-
Fem::ks: The state Of the wheat 1narke: prc-
vents Seastsrtnc generally. Considerable Of the
Nheat aere, wath It WIS supposed Was 10 10 to
9anaSa, has been sold To parties who win ship u
THK RxyKSH CrTTEHs-WhAtw will be done WITH
the LAKE, reycuue cutters y ~ yet undeckIe.f-
They are stI IN number, Of from soo to :so tons
II IN average cost Of SO, ZOO Ins.:.,ir ttr hay
done something to repress smuggling, hut in aid
ing vessels IN distress they have renlen.. must
not be allowed to lay an tonr longer In 1hl. pres
ent condition. It Is conceded By all that he cut
ter johnson at tnls port might have done valnAaia
service u the gales last fail and in a.! rrnha,sy
she lay At her dock doing nothing. We trust tha.
they mar he fitted up, and It IS especially i!upor-
service on lake Michigan taIs scasoa- VIII i, be
done, oE Will she LAY Idly u port while the dessuc-
t!un ol lNe and proEeEtr Is going On outsider The
stat[ous:
j. Anson-Mnvaukee. Wis
Chasc-oglensbu1y, y. T.
a,'n mo'Er Fsry-ET1r, Pa.
Shernan-clevrland, OaIo.
Dt1-Det1oit, Mich
Htseunsts.. 14'e'''9
~ MA'Ak hssIAsr.-1t mag interest vcssei-owners
ani santn tn Il arm that the cxpes,nneus Of W1tcr
s1,. ~ - il mn shps has b'en satisfactorily tested
m! ef navIEst,n vessels hni,t Vith 1.ter cn
nr ; sah thus fake in llsc barge ballast Il
, 1870-04-11
A Religious Newspaper on the l'rck-
cnt Phases OF Politics.

There is to be An election, next winter, OF \
Culted StAtee Senator from illinois. Alre3t3y
the politicians are On the alert, pushing the
Claims Of their fAvo.ita candidates. and layiug
plans to secure the nomination and election Of
members of the Legislature favorable to this
on that man. VIC have no friend to propose,
and 10 enemy to oppoeo; but thcro arc inter
es4s Of morality which We intend to guard in
their application to such = question, md there
il vA1ning which We feel called to utter IN
strpusth Of tho Republican party ia aprarept
rather than real. On past issues connected
with tho var it could muster strong majority
OF opponents to slavery and seceasaon. The
war Issues aro now dead. Tho adop-
lion Of the Fifteenth Amendment, which
has been officially proclaimed, closed thAt
struggle. The heterogeneous materials which
entarcd into the purity, and were held together
bv tho outside pressure OF the vE, now
| threaten to fall apart from want Of inward CT
hesion. Agreeing in the necessity OF main
tairing the Onion Of the States. OF putting
| prescription Of races. its members widely dis
scroe On other subjects. which will now be
| BROUGHT forward for discussion md action.
| Questions Of Temperance, labor, femsie suf-
frsge, fn1nce tariffs, and civil reform viii soo1
\ absorb attention md force new combinations.
A. IN organization, therefore, the Republican
| party is decidedly weak Us ia also the Demo
| c1aticl, end liahle to defe4t At any time or
sonue new issue, in States where for ten years
II has been strong xnd victorious.
Thn ~ md county election in Chicago, 1as'
.utuu,p, arords Elarng evidence Of this truth
plotessed Reform tsast r1s Put tsEYssa ,h u
Mn ,;cIrt. We uoSutsd out, It the tnas, il
ra meat % defees th.E i id not oasin.se IN u,
light quarter, among nsn with IS SisAn ~ h,ne, mo
sent freah cantiidatee above suspicion: 1hes'
Tas nothing. therefore, to certify IN
desired rosn1t Yet such WAS the Heaf1nsa s:s
eust at eiva greed and corruption, such thei
determination not to be handed over e I'm de
German control ~ tho necessary condition
securing a Republican triumph, That The
| caught It tho plcndcreet hope, md in this RI
publican stronghold elected the Reform 2 ticIe
| raasona above n.nod they did not mike 1nuc
, BY tie opera,iou4 The ne1t time il will b
tiled under better auspices than thAt Of th
} old stage1s" Of tho existing corrupt factions
i Nov, We wish distinctly 70 warn tho polit
I c:ans that they vii, not silently BE- allowed t
, 1870-04-11

Bar drn II s.aoo for English nd Anrsrcan. Sheet
quiet m lla1sc IN gold for HaHta-
EAH@Qutet at Sf44Fe for ctt7 bHAtc for
clineh, sud 338e9c for horseshoe
fIEnHFS 70 LIvEZfoo1-Aotc 1civ, an
heavy. Shipments, o,ooo bu wheat per s1ea:ncr
at 5d9sAd.
ILIEr -.....
RrHink-Flour clo8ed dull md SC lower.
Wbfat mi. heaTT. and lower, 4 SLoo91.t, Il:
En snr}nc. and h. sHal "a for winter red and
,mher Wextsn Rye nomfnal Oats duI1 Il a,ts
LIZ fnv Ees1+n n .tnrn. Com yeIJ quiet ut
s1.Gsai a. for neW naiIed Western
PRGT1s1nya- -porf ouiek 1t sef +tt1215o for ness;
Hrff 1niet and unchan0esl Cut meats In fair
frTnes1 Al mi nrtces. Raeon uu1et md unchanged
lam oniet. i5..c asfed xud 1sEc bid for Mar and
In.,. sss s.IsE I .ssad md 1sLc hid seIfe-
+nnr,,. 0 A~'se eaA"9 ~A
"1ii - mil ., o-aos.
TIsrINnxe ~ saIes ri, by,z Western q. SLee
t21.ua me. anl % 6ris. .nasent Al 9actaxI. .0o,
Nrw nRIEASs
S~on1ptys1anyt,s N1sn11nS- In fair demand
and nrn, T,tdI1snr .rSs ~ .aiss ~ NfsO
s1oss ier 81 oales' exports, e'a=9 oa'es'
Tr,.fsTr11S ns1Trr sA E1o,,r ,,,,, ..,
,-a u x. sinnhie e. supt1 11 4e' -
Tnnced: Nbitc and yeiieT :, IA nstI Npr,m-
Westafn 64765c: Ohti, Rfrer ~
HkY-Ffrm nt SaspQ
PKoF1sloxs-MtAs pcrs esa s...ao n nar,,
btioysnt: shouderg. 1.Tc II, sIts 1s;<c 49,
e,lra IKE: swees cured nam. tssisGcc~'Sa.I
l3xSl6c: krC. lSaial;sc A3a'
, 1870-04-11

Prop New Era, Grand Haven, 20 cofyis wood 80 III
lumber, and Eunartes.
Prop G, J. TruestlelI, M1slegon, Il pigs fish, end
schr Wollia. Holland, 20 IN lumber.
schr Jesse Phillips, Manitowoc, 600 ties, 900 tele-
graph poles
Tssr s, aans Ss . sss r9o la m
schr Trtcolor. Holland, IS ssaxes
schr Kssenun. Manstowoc, 1000 telegraph poles'
schr Guide, South Haven, u corss wood ...
sehr JOIN S. Wallace, South Haven, IS cords
schr Islsnd city, centzey,ue, a cords wood.
scnr Q: +: johnson. sausatacf, l2a N lumber. 81
sr,, Ea;s safs1 E'of1tosa na.,, uou.n,, :,
schr Persia, saueatuck, Is cor,,s wood.
scar 1snsh!a i Gordon, st. Josepn, 80 cords wood,
scou lille oFay, Ludwtg's P1es, % cords wool.
Sow Sea Star, saugasuck, 20 cords wood, 80 N
c1E4nzD,...........Apr1s.
1rop New Era, Grand Haven. 100 bu oats, ioo bu
scsE " il Ws!ls1a, disad dnsspn, ns9pen, nas no earso.
Schr S4tuln12, Aanftowoc, no cargo
Schr Violin, Holland, Is b1ls salt,
schr 7. Ellen, White River, no cargo
Sew GGnstn MAfy FL 4Hsna R,nR. NO
Barge Mary Amanda Grand Haven. no cargo.
Schr Mariner, Msnisnwoc, no cargo
Schr TncoloF, Holland, suntiries-
schr Ketchum, Aanitn.oc, no cargo
Schr Guide, So1sh Haven, no CARGO.
schr John $. Wallace. South Haven, no cargo
schz Live oax, Aanstee, loo ou oats, 1000 bu
schr Unlon. Manstowoc, 400 bu potatoes, 81 otls
schr 8, Il johnson, Sauzaturk, ,ss5 bu oats, g
hris PORK, brls feef, ~ oris 1our and SUM-
dF1eaL
scnr Persia. saucstcck. no cargo.
, 1870-04-11

1se eS tsiiesiax m ~sais sis ias isss, y
taken. aud aE e1eess Of actual weight L. caa1Ked II
Do,hIe-,ecs cars of hogs, caz..n, 900 Is
EnEedcck czrs Of hogs, Fcr..'-..-..-lsoos p p
6oubl.deoi cais of sheep CT. .:.......isooo Is
IH1 MARKET.
Tonight closes one Of tue must favorable mar
ket Wet18 that dEuEefe hare experienced THIS
tarsd stock il tic principal Essteta MARKETS dur
Ing the pssf week, End the consequent Advance Id
PRICES there Insured full II .endanee of ahlppers,
iition amons tnss ciass oi buysss rs been Spirited
enabling ho!dets Of Desirable shipping grades
10 Jrallze promptly. and nlnost in11rtaaly q
Iemuueratttc prices The receipts Is will he seen.
have becn t1rHe. hat the demand from day to day
HaS such thar Al no tune WIS there any consider.
TS!e NJ sssu@I!n3on Of ss1S sasn ~ =; s1nE ;n s
marketed has been unusua1fy hnt, ard The
daily average Of prices has ruled higher than for
any ptestous week during the season, retJ large
prices ranging from u 73 upward OF extra beevea,
fully SO head arrived during The week, ioe Which
!fstiy buyers Here found It {s..H2Ssa 4 fancy
kut tbs WIS an outside price, and doe4 moi.
Of course, reject the market OF the s,7s.
By Shippers, they pa5tns saoass3s fos es eoanoa
70 fair steers, averaging frpm soo 70 ,ao1 Ms S'oo
@1s0 for good to choet, OF from $50 TO $50 rs
so to l ,so0 rs-. The demand on focal account
continues eisck, hut the supp1y OF the descriptions
fstock usually sought after hy our city butchers,
VIZ. good 10 choice fat cows, and light neshy
steers, has been rather light, aud Last weeks
Prices have been t1siIy sustained. Good1 thrifty
stock sseers have met with an increased inquiry,
and are commanding better prices, safes making
a Fl tNa6o0 Tor lots 1yetaEtnX $50 to 1.050 rs
The supply Is not sufficient to meet the demand.
Se~ nlth COWS are In good request at about pre-
stous rates. or at so Cox 800 for common, and at
3ahc0ka.n0o for E0od TO choice Veal calves 1se
70 motfratc request and In ample supply at kt0o
tEAe0 for coA:sG thin heavy calreS, and at $Soa1
% for tat calyeH asrta4inE from $50 TO 800 Ia
week, opinions widely differ Many predict :
speedy reaction fEom the high prices now prevail.
Ing. while others seem eanRuine that prices Will
he fuIly sustained. Much depends upon The eI-
tent And quality OF the supply. To-day there WAS
: fatr demand for the different grades Of stock,
and the feeling wss nrm.
~ CLOSING rR1CSS ...-.-
EfEx EI7ded &eeEB. $.sH22e3
Choice Heeyes-Fine. fnt, well-fofmed,3
70 geRf old steers, and averaging
from 800 to 20 ns. 7.ea3s-o
Prime Berse-Good, we'll tAtted, finely
e " etoe7oo
averaging 1860 to 800 .........-... aaa3&so
Medium Ct1ss-Aed11m steers hud good
eoWs for CITY sianghser, Averaging 80
to ,0e0 Observation-Disclosures. EA.. 10GaAa5
Sock Cat,le- -Cnmmo1 catue In decent
aesh, averaging 200 to l,odo ns........ A7c9aoo
1nfe1or Light and thin COWS G1d
stee1s. ...,,...........-........ AoGa4.3
hogs.
The following are the receipts and snipmtnts for
The week. md FOR the corresponding period Last
EE1fs
, 1870-04-11
yllInoi. and Michigan Cnnn1.

: BK1W3ZITHI, 4
ClEAnEp-1sahel'a- St Louis. II 800 # lirnher;
Norarch Lrckrn-t, 81 bH w.,cat: North star.
st Louts lla;a It lunier 5000 # flooring.
II siding, l,5t-., shingles, = t 1ath; Lertatnat-
Carsrlelrt la na It In1ater: Chas Steel. Jtl!tt-
Ines.-on, Lernon,, light; J. l. Alexander, Leuont,
light.
AKRirzp-wasteei, Juliet s y''s stone: Arabia.
mont 90 yds stone; II. l. I. a:e. Lcmont, ss yds
stone; Co!one! Nhnrinr, L.n1on:. y Jis stone,
500 Is machinery: Rts!,ncr. 'sp, 3 DO 10; Il.
10. q do 10; e y Walker, du, - du do; George
Iu'l:, ao, 50 do do: r. H. Atkinson. 10, = do 10;
CONSTITUTION. dor ss do do; E. Lips, DO, g 90
tit: Mary Orely, sae, 70 DO .1u Thunerto't, Sag,
20 t,s stone fs4ueraI Sherman, Morris, Light; At
lalt1c, do dn. cnnies1, DO do; BHll!ant do do J.
Harrington, Lockpor, do; General Scott, do 10.
, 1870-04-11
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Observation-Disclosures.

EAFetEr71Arke
LONDON. April p-f1!13 4 m.-Cenaofs, FOR
money 93at. Consos, On account 93'.- EFe<,
Illinois Central. III. United States bonds 5-els,
1862 90r1: 1867, s9b: 1o-tes, ssk. ........
: LONDON, April Hls-EEenlnR.--Consols,f for money.
T. $. bonds 1854 so:. 1854 soE: 1857, ll-aos-
s6,4 Erie, Fl; Illinois Central, III; Great West
FHAS1FoRr. April s.-B Bonds orened is. At a5',.
FANS, Arrtls.-pourse closed DECLINING. Reates-
ii1KR1pol, April s-1t.15 L. m.-BreuIstuns-
Flour, ies 81: winter wheat, s. ID; rel wneat,
2Ss ti. Pork, 93kh Lard. 6s1,
LIVERPOOL, April 9-C7osinE-F1o1r 1rm. Rest
unchanged .-
LrrERfuol, April 9eEvenlnR.-Coston closed
quts:; mtiinR uplands llAd: Orleans, ll1sd;
Gales 1900 t.ars-
California white wheat, q tdfa9s 81: red Wess-
rrn No 9, IS st!f77s tol: winter. 81 ID; Western
1our, 1873 od. curn, No mixed, a5s g. Oa:s,
= ST.
Cheese, rs 81 Bacon. s6s Cd, for Cumberland
cut Tallow, 4+s ed- ~.
LoxpoH, April s.-Tallow stesdy at 45s- Sugar
quIet- Sperm oil, 9at193s- Whale oil nr1n NJ 49a
1Inieed cake Autet and steady; lluseel OIL, do
HAvKE, Arr{l 9.-Cutton quiet
ASTwKRP, April a.--Petro1cum quiet At saKf..
BKRxKS, Apnl s--peuulenm dat !. thalrrs q
gToats-
HAxs1nG, Apa, s.-Pctso1eum Cat a1 las masr
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The fecclrts for the week inst closed were
lsest. against 1e so las, week l69la for the cor
responding week last year, aud ~ 551 fer the saMe
increase In the supply e compared with the pro-
corresponding increase in the demand, and prices,
sustained With considerable f11nnessL In addition
YORK, Boston, Providence, Philadelphia, and Cleye
Packing and Prosiaion Company have hail huY-
ct In the neld; and between the tEo intes.s.s tie
yarls have been kept well cleared. To-lay the
demand VAS fairly active, aud the market ruled
steady and urn. The following arc the closing
prices for this week and for the corresponding
period Last year:
ApyilS. lsiG april 10. 1850.
!iood 70 choice..-... -. o0Aa2.2o 10aSa1l75
Medium. M.,..-............. &6hiAS0 9.7Ha11,0s
Common; .......:..:-.. s2aaS50 aoNa 80
SHEEP-ReceIyett to-day, 4so received this
week, Sill. Shipped to-day, e+6; shipped this
werk. 1,6lh As compared with last week and the
previous one, there HIT no new features to note.
The Guppty from Day to day has been very mo<I-
crate and At no time In excess OF tho demand,
which has been sreatly anil strong from 1rst to
last= BotkHocM Anii Eastern buyers have been
engaged, but thebulk OF the stock fouaA liz way
into the hands of the former. Choice mutton
sheep continue scarce, and the few Of this escI1p-
t1on offered were readily disposed Of At x67aA1.eA
Medium to good grades have been salable at $3.50
9&co, and common at &i0093o0. But few lots
brought over &6t0 and not many vent al less than
sao most Of the offerings changing hands Ut and
within the range Ut $a.oNt9hea All are sol.L