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tineers, fearful of being left on barren island,
threw down their arms and implored to be
permitted to return 10 their duty. The re-
quest was granted, and Suitable precautions
were taken. against future mischief Phipps
| took the first opportunity OF landing the mu-
tinous part Of his crew, and engaging other
men in their places; but, by the time he could
rain proceed actively with his explorations
he found it absolutely necessary to proceed TO
England for the purpose of repairing his ship.
He had now, however, gained more precise
information as to the spot where the Spanish
treasure-ship had sunk; and, though as yet
baffled, he was more confident than ever in
the eventual success of mis- enterprise.
Returned to London, Phipps reported the
result of his voyage to the Admiralty, who
professed to be pleased with his exertiops /.
but he had been unsuccessful, and they would
not intrust him with another Kings ship.
James III. was now on the throne, and the
government was in trouble; so Phipps and
his golden project appealed to them in vain.
He next tried to raise the requisite means by
public subscription. At first he was laugh
ed at; but his ceaseless Importantly at length
prevailed, and after four Years. dining of his
project into the ears OF the great, during
which time he lived in great poverty, he at
length succeeded. A company was formed in
twenty shares, the Duke of AlbemaIle, son
of General Monk, taking the chief interest IN
1t, and subscribing the principal part OF the
necessary funds forthe enterprise.
Like Foley, Phipps proved moro fortunate
in his second voyage than in his first. The
shin arrived without accident ct Port de Ia
Plata, in the neighborhood OF the reef of
rocks supposed to have been the scene of the
wreck, His first object was to build stout
boat capable of carrying eight or ten oars, in
constructing which Phipps used the adze him
sell. 1t is also said that he constructed ma
chine for the purpose of exploring the bot
tom OF the sea, similar to what is now known
as the diving bell. Such machine was found
referred to in books, but Phipps knew little of
books, and may be said to have re-invented
the apparatus for his own use. He also en-
gagged Indian divers, whose feats of diving
tor pearls, and in submarine operations, were
very remarkable. Tie tender and boat hav-
ing been taken to the rect, the men were set
to work, the diving-bell was sunk, and the
various modes OF dragging the bottom OF tne
sea were employed continuously for mans
weeks, but witeout any prospect OF SUCCESS
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YACHTING.
movements of the sauadrons In tne Ola
World.

agoven,rnts Of the sauadrons In tnc Ola
World.
from the London Court Journah Marca 2dt
rhc American yacht sappno. which has been
Yyinq az Cowes all the winter, was taken INTO mr..
Jonn whites south dock on Thursday, ana the CAM
pra INT. Asnbury's yacht placed under the sneesrs
Tor the purpose OF receiving her masts.
The camilla, schooner, l6s tons, arrived at Alex.
andria February 2s, from Rhodes.
rms Enchantress. schooner Misa Meynen Ingram,
mas commenced nrting cut.
me Magnet, cutter, u tons, Mr. W. J. Oonlan, 10
hlt,ng out at Kngstown lor Holyhead.
the Nette Mr. j. ID. Lee, IS lying At the tail OF the
Medina dock, Cowes, completing her alterations.
a@ser 81 yaeRs as snn are ssns for sale IN inc Gus
Tce Hornet, schooner, Mr.. Merthyr Guest IS fitting
out at southampton.
rived at Alexandria March q, from Jana.
The Flying FISH, schooner, Nj. g. Jessop. Is re
new fifty Ton cutter win be shortly launched
from Payne's yard, Soathampton. sne II puhdihg
The Flower OF Yarrow, schooner, 2io tons, arrived
NJ Alexandria February u, from the freus VI
me line cutter, the condor, 1873 tons now the
property of Mr.. W. Walker. Is on her passage none
The Pleione. scAooner, sixty-two tons. Mr.. W. d.
J.. Babins ton, WILL II is said not be nsted out tnis
>Tne Zcphyrina cutter. twenty tons, built In 1855
by wajhs, mas eeen purchased by Messrs. Webb
ne scnooner Mavis I49 tons, belonging to Mr.. G.
@. Arbulnnot is ABOUT TO be brought 10 Greenock
from Gournock Bay, To oe docKed Tor alterations and
repairs.
The Satanela, fifteen ton cutler, has been sold by
Mr. Mnrnead, OF GLASGOW, TO MI iomiinson. OF
Liverp0o, ana rs now 10 the east haroor of Green
ocS lifting out tor her passage 10 the Mersey.
Tne Saliana lao tons, Royal Yacht squadron,
schooner, Colonel j. u Clifton was spoken by the
iacilc and oriental steamer syria March q or
CloIz from the Mediterranean.
The Vanguard cutter, sixty tons, Lieutenant Colo
mel yeISchoyle, GreDadief Guards VIII IN all pr0ba-
blty sai the matches OF the Royal London Yacht
Club ths season. asr owner intending Ior that pur-
pose 70 become u memqer OF The CLUB
1he Walrus, schooner tairty-two tons which, Tor
the last ten years has been lying IN the Custom House
oocxs at Dublin, bavlng been purchased under Ad-
miralty warrant by Mir. j. Smith, OF Lime street, has
been thor MY oyefhaqled rented and fecoppefed,
and mas new spars and gear. she was built DY tlte,
OF Faifiie and Is now FOR sale.
very beaniifui new steam yacht. intended Tor
Lake NinderaneFe, and baiit IN Glasgow for Ii. w.
Schneider, OF Bellsaed, arrived III Barrow last week.
She is about sixteen tons register, mas twin screws
and Is most superDly lifted. Notwithstanding rough
sea she behaved remarkably well on the passage.
she was lliLed from the dock by the great steam
crane. ana Forwarded by ran TO Lake side.
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TIRE sAELIsa,SG AIMS.

An informal reception took place yesterday at the
charitable institution known as '.The Shetering
Arms,n at the new building, dorner OF Tenth avenue
and 129tn street. The institution consists OF brick
building, divided into four distinct departments,
two Tor the larger boys and girls aud two for the
smaller. Over each entrance is the name or
patron whose liberality helped TO erect the house
the names OF Mrs. Peter Cooper, Mr.
j. u. Wolfe and the LADIES' Association graced
these entrances. The number of children
provided for BY The institution amounts TO 120, and
every care taken OF their physical and mental con-
dition. IL ~ not an orphan asylum but intended
for those children whose parents are not able 10
educate and provide for them. Rev. T. M. Peters
i. d. is the PRESIDENT OF the Institution and he has
worthy assistants Ia the Sisters OF ST. Mary. Over
one hundred ladies. with sDgDsi1g CT tue stefner
sex visited the establishment yesterday aud eX-
pressed themselves wei pleased witl its internal
ARRANGEMENTS.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

The market continues dul without other special
features. Considerable Of the property offered yes
terdaY was withdrawn Particulars OF the sales
made will be found be.ow:--
pinckney Dunkin report the sale of four lots
1O0XlOO, on West Jortg-secOAG street. between Ninth
ana Tenth avenues, $4,000; also Ave lots on Tiphty-
third street, between Lexington ana THIRD avenues
SIS 00o
n. A J. Lynch reports the sale during the present
week, OF the following property
Io0r story house aud i0t, southeast corner Madi-
son avenue ana forty-third street, 25Xlol S83 00O
b rick staale ald lot, 25x x block on West Twenty.
i0urtn Street, $4,000; four story brick tenement
house IN East Ibriy eightt street, S25,Gc0: three
1ais on FfIty-si&th and Flty-seventh streets near
Ninth avenue, S2s coo; house ana lot on West Fifty.
l3ra street. $4,000; lot OH t1glh avenue between
Eighiy-'ourth and Eigny-lfth streets. $4,000.
NEW YORK rropERTy--BY JAMES y. @iLLEp
House B9th st. distant 40 It east OF 10Th lot 225
NJ CONAN E8,f15
10. adjoining. z1.oxD74 to NJ Jonau.. 3I50
BY a. j. GLTECxFR, BoS AND 90.
no g7 East 9Th lot George Gardiner. $4,000
WtsTcHEsrEH COUNTY rRoPEgTy-Br JAMES ~. MILLER.
tlx lots at Inwood, D Of Central and Gfari
avs, dfrontihs ArcuArius place. U Fsgrigan. 3G0
s. EnboTsoa reports tho sale or the Duncan estate
nj iIylngt0n, on the Hudson, cOntaiulnn about
twenty acres 70 f. O Matthiess0n OF New Jersey,
Tor S1c0,Os0; also tne Cr0cker House and QT0sn1s,
3n NIndle laK Tarfytown for the Butter estate TO
~ II. Odeh Tor $1,000; also The new house AMI
GrouBcs tue same park for j. u. Smith TO WIllIan
Az hleeIock Ior $4,000.
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GOYERNMENTS LOWEK,


The government market was lower at the close Of
the days busIless under falling of IN the invest
ment demand and through realizations Dy those
who had bought previous to the recent advance.
The speculative interest seems TO be content with
light returns, aud is Just now indifferent about re-
purchasing until the market goes OF again. The cur
rency skies were heavy and quarter to a nalf per
cent lower. The latest street prices were
as foIlows:-United States currency skies, lllX
1l1al; do, 1881, registered ll32l ia; do. do,
coupon, ia O 11454; do. 1ve-twenties, regis
tered, May and November, 100 a 1861; do.
1862. coupon, do, 11o1S 11o2l; do 1854, do do,
10951 1097s; do 1865, do do, 1927 110b do, 1866
coupon, 1os7s 1Osx; do. 1867, do. do, 10s6
109A; do 1865, do. do. 1895 1o9S; do. tenforties,
registered, 1861 loe; do. coupon 1865 1865.
THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS.
The offer OF the government 10 purchase bonds
ELECTED proposals OF nearly three millions, which
large amount oecasioned the heavier market for
governments above noted. This purchase Is the
first In the Treasury programme for April, as yes-
tcrday's disposal Of gold was the arst sale Ofgovern-
ment treasure under the same regulation. The ac
cspted bonds in the lots and At the prices fol-
iOWInr:-
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Total. 49,. .......sI,0oO.tOO
STOCKS STRONG Ayp HIGHER.


The stock market was fairly active but on q very
moderate volume OF business New York Central
was again pressed for sale, and declined TO 01ss
under offerings from parties prominent in the bear
attack OF last September. and who are now SAID TO
possess the point as the fate OF the bill TO ~
crease rate of fare, at present pending IN the
State Legislature. The street seemed TO discredt
the apparent purposes OF these sales, ana the price
OF the stock eventually recovered Lake Shore ad-
vanced TO ss--a clear rise of over one per cent,
which was commented on az o notable fact In so
quiet market. St. Paul, on the other hand, de-
clincd one per cent, on account of the newspaper.
announcements Of purchase OF an ad dining road
the acquisition OF which is not esteemed
desirable, while the directors assembled to-day to
consider proposition to unite with the Western
Union Railway which runs between Racine ana Port
Byron. Rock Island was neglected and weak. New
Jersey Central advanced to 1o4}S, under purchases
which are sad to be in the interest OF persons de-
sirous OF controlling the approaching annual cleo
ton, with view TO oust the present administration,
under whose alleged inefficient management the
road has ceased to paw dividends. The other rail-
WAYS were strong. IN the express stocks United
states was weak and declined to 434. In the
miscellaneous shares western Union advanced
to $685. in the expectation that as the
time for the adjournment OF Congress draws
ernment telegraph system, aud Pacific Mail was
strong on the expected publication OF tue annual
report the chief features OF winch were given last
week In this column. The following were the clos
ng prices of stocks at the last session Of the Stock
Exchange:--Canton, CT 65; Cumberland 32 bid;
Western Union 32& 322S; Quicksilver, 91S 95s;
Marposa, s; do, preferred, l22l 1873; do. GER
tifcates, AZ. bid; do. first preferred 50; Pacific
Mail, 362< $3.50; Boston Water Power, 16S q l79l;
Adams Express. 6lM; Wells-Fargo Express, 1914
a 1o4; American Express, 3s 3sh; United
states Express, 40 q 43h; Merchants Union
Express bd New York Central, consoll-
dated, 91I 9l7s; do. scrip, S91l o sos; Har-
lem. 142 143; Erie, rs bd do. preferred, SO;
Reading, eS9s 9Sh; Michigan Central, l10A;
LAKE Shore, S7l4 s73s; Illinois Central, 1391 40;
Cleveland ana Pittsburg 100 a 1909; Chicago
and Northwestern, 13h 1SM; do. preferred,
s42< s5 Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati,
"A 74H; Rock Island, 1161k 116%; Mil
waukee and st. Paul. 90 60A; do. preferred,
73ss bid; Toledo ana wabash, s6@s q 1914; do.
preferred "a bid; Fort Wayne, 937S %; Alton and
Terre Haute, 40; do. preferred, Ga q Sc; OHIO
and Mississippi, 294i 29k; Delaware and Lacka-
wanna, 1921 bd New Jersey Central 1oS1 1885;
Chicago and Alton, Ill 112; do. preferred 112 Dd
Morris and Essex, 9oi4 o0A; Hannibal ana st. Jo-
seph lo5 i052t; do. preferred, i05a 106 Dubuque
and Sioux CITY. 1868 l07; Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central, 171a 1S.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST rRrcEs.
The highest ana lowest prices OF the day for The
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
THURSDAY. April TO i. MI
the dulness IN the Van street markets continues.
Whom the speculative fever II 80 alIayeo mat STOCKS
and gold are utterly quiet the pubisc mhN Is gwen
TO more legitimate pursuits Dulness IN Wssi suees
Is o healthy sign Tor the commercial werid. II
Congress would only adjourn instanter the finan.
cial Situation s just exactly prepared 10 gave Inc
utest buoyancy to business and trade OF all kinds
Money rs IN plentiful supply and evenly distributed
at all tue great business centres. Chicago aud New
Orleans are shipping It to New York for lack OF en-
ploypaent West and South. New York has more than
enough to accommodate the stock gamblers. who
get all they wish at six 10 seven per
cent Her merchants are readily acoommo-
dated at bank a. seven per cent, and OH the
street at seven to eight per cent. Indeed the note
brokers report good demand for prime accept
ances at the figures last quoted. Time loans are
more easily negotiated than they could be o few
weeks since, and the impression exists that the
spring strngency in the money MARKET Is TO be re-
Hltted this year.
1t Is intmated that the several boards win adjourn
early tomorrow out OF respect for the memory OF
General Thomas, whose funeral services will then
take place a. Troy.
GOLD STRONG AND DULL.
Gold was strong but inactive, the extreme quota
tions being 1117s and ll21s. The latter price was
made In the forenoon upon the steadinessof ex-
change ana the reteraon OF the statement tnat the
Secretary OF the Treasury would not anticipate the
payment OF the May interest. In the extreme dul-
ness the price subsequently fell or to 1l14 Late IN
the day 1t was stated from Washington that Con.
gress would sacriace the Funding bill rather than
repeal the Public Credit Dill, upon which gold be-
came strong again. The principal quotations were
as folloWs.-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


BREEpEN--HALL.--On Thursday, April l. at the
residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev J. o.
Murray. D.D CHARLES Il. BReEDEN to MARY E
daughIer of Harrison Hail Esq, all Of tins city.
CHAPMAN EDWARDS. On thursday, April 7, at
The stevens Honse, by the Rev. I. ogby, OF Trinity
church. RICHARD CHAPMAN, OF Chapman QuarrIes,
Pa, 10 JANE EpWARps, OF Cornwall, England.
De PUY--MEAD.-0n Thursday, April 7, by the
Rev. John T. CO0kGlan, ALEXANDER i. DE PUf 10
MARY j. MEAD, all OF this city.
EEAPP--BATEs.--ln BrooSiyD, on Thursday, April
at the residence OF the brides parents, BY Rev.
Theo L. CHyer j. EDWARD KNAPP TO MARTHA G..
BATES. No cards.
PIDDoCx-ApAMs.-Tn Brooklyn. on THURSDAY
April T. by tAe Rev. J. Hyatt smith, Mr.. JOHN d..
PADDOCK 10 Mss LtzzfE k. daughter OF Joseph II.
Adams Bsq., all OF Brooklyn.
SrURGts-HAzARD--0 Wednesday, Apr 6. at
Newport r. l., +. Il. SrURGia VI. d.. OF New York, 10
MARTHA BE WoLF daughter Of the late Captain S.
T. Hazard United States Navy.
Boston papers please copy.
WnITE-SPADE.--ln rh,s city. on Tuesday evening
April 5, by the Rev. Isaac II. Tuttle, WILLIAM w.
WHITE OF New YORK, to MARY EvELINE SPADE, OF
Pensacola Fla 40 CARDS.
WoRMs-DrcgINs0 0N.---ln this city, on Saturday,
April 2 by the Rev. G. ]. Geer, CHARLES WORMS, OF
Staten Islan0, to SOPHiA Z. DICKINSON, Of Fort BAN
iiton j.. |.
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!. &C. VAS a S ~ sons iodsr'
marss. was ss.sa o. ;:; q: Ms q
ss Sini sfSs *ss IT, a. s ss %p,ss fsn co n
O0Ha and ss ,ss Tor 'ue former ,ree. tn.
rssein,s sea.aus az sSppns quoted sse soe one Re-
u sss Y a% S ,ss s
Seara s S sSa ~ rather heavy for az oAer
ca-cen.rlrura aud mixed. sss &c. *; ses sss
oscoya Hnscoyadc refining ........ seas4c. a
r,o is,eo. sSs sSs ssc BIC SOC
NNsslosa e. I.,snas ia. &C. zee sSs -s-
NsssS ~ A. rs'o
NAVAL STORES The business IN spirits trpsntine was
ssss Sss s%a
Ss az rsss G,
ior shipping Rosn Solh and No we're e aclis.
sa a' ss ss: g
price For other grade; there wa. more n I,
Ssl ~ ~ sss
Ss tssa &C. e. az y
ss do pas a. low sS 81 70 a1s ssS sS
ssio. .ssis; e. = q "a q ss: Ns; ! hs%isN
Wnnngon and heavy. being quoted a "a IS
Oils The marke. for all kinda dun ana heard q
s' n Casks ssa
lee gallons sold a. y g. ,,. h.s ,a ,ss en-,
market oi pork n: spo. wa. quiet Though
SsSgs ] a. Sas ss @ os s 0rs e
and extra Prime and 70 for Western prime For
as
s sS sSs s,ss
. s ssss :ss 'ss' W.
ssS 80 for we.ern Haccn rmer though the business
We quote @ ss sesr 4i iiso canssrsnS cut
1 ca ne as @ Rsss
sa'ed snd picked yc M az lss Tor smSsea @ a1
or nr Opened .n ar 3 Ss%an ss
May sTs siass sas continued
inactive. Holders demanded i5c, q the small
sf' s'is RaS9s9s e gy 9fsF s
% es at vrcs S Ss as rsf ss wa se a S"pn
standing the vessels offered Bremen low
g. e. sa TO Ss q ~s very ys
Sa aaa % ss TO asa sa N yST
fully c above the views Of shppsrs The sales were
p ss s hs 9 on pSss % ss s' care aas
s ss nt nss ss s Ss ins % o Svs @
were sold al s7ac. July quoted about CSC without
IsS SqRsns
Pna hs market rather sSy at Yes. ysserdy days prices
Rawever Sereq The sales being ssO5 bs for april at
sesn s a ss for sS Novs
ber al &c., an auoo do for June and July at Etc., buyers
was quiet, Sn. prices were yer nnchangss
SEEDS. Liusecd was dun ana nominal at former prices
he range @' e%G GsSsr Kinds We're nomna "'
SrEARINE quiet, hut Grm holders demanding 1b2ic
hds. tierces. Small sales within the
SUGAR. continued In fair demand, chiefly Tor
Gnng and the offerings being only moderate the market
strong, closing with holders demanding prices
above quotations below The sales were seo hhds,
part II not ALL at 9Ac 8c. Cuba and Porto Rico;
ii9 boxes at l0c. In refined there a moderate
business at hrm .Pricea We Q.o,e:-Hard, la'lc:
yellow, iSalc iinc wequoe :-caba- Inferior q common
refining S3c aSc fair to good fair reinina &c. $780,
good to prime refining Sac. 9ac fair to good grocery,
snc ga4c; prime 70 choice 1856 lO4c. cen
tJugal. hhds. and boxes, SAc 1uIc. nloasses, hhda
md boxes. e ss MEADE 4Hc. 20 Havana Boxes,
ae4c; do l3 70 10, oc loSc do 1910 is losc lise;
o., p y 10 10 iZs ss 90 w,e ,c.sr M ardI Ia tcr.a
aizc Messrs O. Amann Go made the stock to-day as fol-
ows9 s2 bids. s6b boxes, aS3abass and 9l meado
TALLow.The demand was more active aud prices
strong; $4,000 lbs. were sold at 9c 9 chiefly at the
latter price.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7S6 bbs The market quiet, but
prices firm The sales la0 bb!s at III % 81 %,
chiefly the inside price, and go do for May delivery at
81 N7h
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BgATrY.--0n Thursday. April T. DAVID BEATTY,
son OF James Beatty, OF tnnshinore, county Ferma-
nagh Ireland aged years months and days.
Tho relatives and frieids OF yhe family are invited
TO attend the funeral, from the residence OF tho
parents 23 West Forty-fourth street, on Saturday
afternoon at one O'Clock.
CRoTg.-At Sing SiGg, n. V, on THURSDAY April
Z, Rev. DE WITT g. CRONK, In tho 5gth year OF his
age.
Tue relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spcctully invited TO attend the funeral ut the
Baptist church. in SAID place on Sunday morning,
at nalf-past ten O'Clock.
The remains Will be taken to White Plains N. Y,
for lnternlent
CRosBY.--At Danbury Conn.,, on Thursday, April
Z, NJ. SOL. CROSBY, III The 25in year Of his age.
Fnneral on Saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock
DOsCHER.--On Thursday, April z, ANNA, daughter
OF Claus and Caroline Doscher aged years. l
month ana II days
Tne friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the rest
dence OF her parents No. 65 North Moore street, on
Saturday afternoon, at Two O'Clock.
DusENBERRY.--On Wednesday, April c. JAMES
DUsENBERRY aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, without further notice. from his late resi-.
dence l31 Wooster street, on saturday morning, at
eight O'Clock, and at the Fist Methodist church in
White Plains at twelve O'Clock.
4 ELtERY.-in Brooklyn on Thursday, April Z,
Captain GEORGE EILERY, in the Goth year OF his age.
Notice OF luneral hereafter.
FOX.--On Wednesday evening April 0, CATHA.
RINE, widow OF William Fox, IN the Slth year oi her
age.
specfuy invited TO attend the funeral from s..
Marys church, corner OF Grand and Ridge streeis,
on saturday morning. at ten O'Clock
FREDERiCKs.-On "Wednesday, April G, J0uS r.
FREDgRlcKs. aged AZ years.
The relatives ana friends Of the family, also the
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Wheat less active but Grm The sales part last even
ing about 560O bushels at 81 10 81 1879 for NO
Milwaukee epriug, In and dcivered 81 no 81 II for
choice NO Chicago, IN store and delivered 81 l9 for No.
deliyered 81 u for small lots amber winter In store 81 30
VI ~ for white Michigan. CuIn uuiet but firm,
closing ut ABOUT ~ o. for prime Old mixed, III
store. The sales 900 bushels at 81 OH for old
iniyed IN store Coa$l 10 for newiho latter for very
high mXedi IL for choice yellow State delivered 81 O8
IA % for white Southern. Oats active lc.
&C. higher, the sales being 100000 bushels bc 5sc for
Western 4n sorethe latter price for prne6ll lc for
delivered and 8Jc o7c. FOR State IN store and
dull and nominal at former prices. Barley quiet
about former prices. Sales l3UgJ bushels M for two
rowed choice State 81 for Canada, 5Oc poor Can ada
and .sc for tworOwed State
FREIGIrsThe market was dull but rates 70 most ports
were steady The charterng business dull and
were lower, especially FOR petroleum. vessels which
offered 70 Bremen a 2s 3D. The engagements were ITO
Liverpool per steamer 253 bales cotton at Id and 100
tcrces beef on private terms TO London 7SO bushels
wheat yesses account. 10 Glasgow per steamer, $40
bls dour at Is. Cd The charters bark, 6s5 tons
the way from New Orleans TO CronstaiJ from
port IN the Batic bark from the Satia river Boston
with 2s00 feet lumber; ascnooner 10 Para; bark 2o0D
tbis. TO Jamaica general cargo, and bark to direct port
the Continent with 800 bbs petroleum private
also bark 5W TONS Hayana, has, 20. Too aud
ship from = Johns with lumber at I'll @5g ii to Mcntcyidco,
and ", 800 II 80 EnenDa Ayrcs.
hops-rho market was dull, tho demand still being
amcst entirely small lots supply the immediate
OF rewes but prices Quite steSiys especay 10. tas
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HOlsE NOTES.

William u. Sanders Sons have leased the Fashion
Course for 1--WE years and VIII take possession im-
mediately. Tney intend having trotting meeting
May commencing on the 18th and continuing
tour days. TneY offer $l1, 500 in premiums which is
very Aberal for new beginners Ia rae hands OF
SUcn horsemen az tue Sanders the Fashion Course
VIII become very pODQldr
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sseIAa.Aa scHnlL AppsapaIAIllas.

This absorbing topic Is to be considered in State
Council Tor political reform called to meet at Twed.
Gle Han, at Albany on tho evening OF Monday next
auu 10 continue through the day aud evening OF
buesday Several hund ed dele gates OF all parties
Rnd sects, from every quarter OF the STATE ae ex-
lected 70 be present.