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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-09-22
Keeping Grapes undcr Ground

y correspondent Of the Grape Cpi-
kU'ji says
Many years ago, while in the nri'.
scry business, a customer wanted some
vines Of m. AMI while they were being
lug mp h" aske me if | kept my grapes
over winter This was in March. OF
curse hc got a negative rcpy.
"WclI. sail he, "wh,n come next
week for trees viii bring you -omo
along.'
The hin: seemed but a: joko 10 md
at the time, bu, OF c)ur.e | thanked
hiu fer the kind oifr. True to his
promise, when he came week or ton
days thereafter, hc brought INC some.
Not Il few berries, aS might have been
expected, but at least five pounds
They were l.abcllns and Cataw has per-
lcctly plump, sweet aud fresh. although
most Of the berries had dropped from
their stems With the exception Of Il
very slight earthly taste, they wcro
certainly excellent.
The question, of course, was asked
how do you keep them thus Tho
reply was, that iu the tall. rs late as the
cold would admit, they were gathered
in clear day when perfectly dry;
layer OF green leaves was taken from
the vines and laid on the bottom on
these a layer Of grapes, and then
layer Of leaves again, until the box was
full, finishing with layer Of leaves.
Put the lii on tight, aud bury deep
enough to escape the frosis Of winter.
OF course it must be where water can
not settle into the box. The stems OF
those grapes were quite fresh when
given TO mo.
The man toll me his father. in-law
had KEEP. them thus fot years
TO this the editor of the journal
adds:
1--WE have often dug up lunches Of
grapes on layers, late iu the fall, when
all the grapes on the vines had been
frozen long before, and found them
plump, sweet and fresh. We do not
doubt the method is a COOL one and
worth trial"
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useful Information.

How TO LAY OFF A SQ,RE ACRE
OF Observation-Disclosures of 20J feet on
each side and you will have a square
acre within an inch,
CONTENTS or AN AcRE-An acre
contains 1 40 sIuaro yards.
y square mile contains go acres.
MEASuRx OF DISTANCES. "A mile
is $3.50 feet, 1850 yards n length.
A fathom is six feet.
A league is three miles.
A Sabbath days journey is l,l5J
yards--this is Is yards less than two
thirds of mile.
A days journey is 32l miles.
A cubt is two feet.
A hani (horsc mcasure) is four
inches.
A palm is three inches.
A span is 49, inches.
4 space is three feet.
BARREL MEAsuaE,-A barrel Of four
weighs 1875 pounds.
a barrel of pork 200 pounds.
\ key Of powder p pounds.
4 frAin OF butter 81 pounds.
A tib Of butter 81 pounds.
BusuEL MEARuRE The following
are sold by weighs per bushel
Wheat, beans, and sloy. rseed, sixty
pounds to the bushcl.
Corn, rye and faxseed, 90 pounds.
Buckwheat 81 pounds.
Barley 4S pounds.
Oots 32 pounds.
Bran % pounds.
Coarse salt So pounJs,
VARIOUS WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
"A ton ofround timber Is 40 feet Of
spared timber 54 cubic feet.
A o,mmeIcial bale Of Gotten is 200
pounds.
A pack Of wool is 240 pounds.
A section Of government land is GAO
acres.
A liquid ton is 252 gallons.
A box l6 by l6g inches aud 8inches
deep contains bushel.
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SEED Corn Now is the time for
farmers to gather their seed corn for
next year. II every farmer would 30
into his field, and, selecting the best
ears. gather enough for next year &
seed aud place it where 1t would get
thoroughly dry before freezing wealth
or, there would 10 no trouble about
coru rotting in the ground. The ex-
psrisncs that many ofour farmers bad
last spring and the anxiety about the
Southern corn not ripsning ought to
convince that . bali days work nov
might savs much trouble. Our sxps'
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WHY.-A green looking chap, from
the Green Mountain State, went ovor
the line, and on to Montreui, 10 hook
around a leetlle." Going ioto largo
and handsome dry-good house, bis ver-
dsucy attacked the attention Of the
proprietor, who attempted to quiz him,
but having an impedimees 10 his
speech, he had to give it up. and his
clerk came forward 70 spsas for him.
He began
"MT. Bull wishes to knew IL you
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SELECT POETRY.
September.

September strews the woodland DER,
With many n brilliant color,
The world Ia brighter than before
Why should our hearts be dullort
Sorrow and the scarlet leaf,
Sad thoughts and sunny weather
All me this glory and this grief
Agree not well together.
This Is the parting scason-this
The time when friends are fiylng;
And lovers now, with many a kiss,
Their long farcwells are signing.
Why Is earth so gayly drcssodt
This pomp that autumn brarcth
A funeral seems. whore every guest
A bridal garment weareth.
Each one Of US. perchance, may here,
TN some blue morn hereafter,
Return to view tho gaudy year.
But not with boyish laughter.
We shall then DO wrinkied men,
Our brows with silver laden,
And thou this glen may seek again,
Eut noyermore a maiden
Nature perhaps foresocs that Spring
VIII touch hor tcemlng bosom,
And that u few brief months will bring
The bud, the Doe, the blossom
All these forests do not know
Or would less brightly wither-
The virgin that adorns tllcm so
Will never more come hithcr.
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T N. MYERS,
IL. ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR At LAW

Middlsburg Snyder County Pcnn'a.
Office . few doors West Of the =. o. on
Main street. Consultation in English
aud German languages. Sep. 6If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
A Lien D. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
II BY ALLEN Is. MINER 4 BROTHER.
lato
Henry II. Leeds q Miner
14CuTY II. IttfIs q MINER
c.,.r! established 1870,

salcsrooms Nos o. Chambers and n Reade streets;
- Ar Galler!es el7 and SO broadway.
:. ~. On WEDNESDAY, Noyenber2, at lo1a ocock,
he private residence No. AZ West Twen Fourth street. be-
xoprc Am, twesn Fifth and sixth ayenues. -
S H9SUMhTGAoE FALL OF GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUR
&lTUkE CARPETS, MIRRORS, &c, 80 as follows, viz
Ens,sh Velvet BRUSSELS and 1hreopy Carpets black wal.
nut rAo QUITS IA drab, criasor trimmed and striped
ps rosewood Centre and Side Tables Lace Curtains
Sornices GIT framo Pier Mirrors lnc Brcnze Chandeliers
Lounges and Chafs, carved walnut Bcdteads, Bureaus,
End Brackets, black walnut Extension Tabes, Buffet,
Mardrobes, Wnshstands, cnareed Cottage Suits best Cure
Aar mattresses Feather Gcds, BoiScrs Pillows Bian1-
Hall stand olco.Ls Stair Carpets kitchen Utensiis &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02

UCTION EOTTCE-LARGE FURNITURE SALE.
IA This "wednesday afternoon commencing at Ia o'clock
LUKE F1TZ0ERALD, Aucuoneer,
wf cell all the elegant and costly furniture contained IN pr
vate residence lib West street, near Sixth
avenue, VIZ :Rosewood rianocrte made By celebrated
city maker four rich Paror Suits covered In French
Rrossss and :k rsga Lace Curtains Turkish Chats Centre
Velvet and brussels Carpets E,agcrcs &c. Dining Room
Extenson Table, Chairs Buffet Dinner and Tea Sets Plated
Ware Urns Tureens Casters Cutlery TO- Bedroom Suits,
q rosewood and black wanut single and double Beeseais
Hair and Spring Beds Feather Bels, Pillows, Eopters,
Rankets Lounges Cloaks ac also Kitchen ami Easement
furniture. In all 800 lots by catalogue, Of useful household
furniture. Goods boxed and shipped Tor purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02

nANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER-
- b2i Broadway, under ST. Nicholas Hotel.
IPEEEsrTohY SALE or STOCK AND MIXTURES or
yEWELRy B5rAB1ISuMENT or MR. w. L.. BARNETT,
10 SIXTH Az, WHO IS GIVING UP THE BUSINESS.
DANIEL a. MATHEWS will sell OF auction Friday,
November n. 101a O'clock Mt 20 sixth avenue the entire
stock Of elegant swelry eng Cold and Silver wa.ehos pin
Safe. Regulator Showcases, Mirrors Counters, Heater.
Floor Cloth, Bcnches Tools &C. Catalogues ready, may
the store where the goods 10 Also Watch Male
rails, lSl lot Watch Glasses &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02

TINE BONNIE OUVRIERIs FRANCHISE, DESIRERAtT
dc louvrage chez ele DIES jounees dams les fam-
les; ellie chargcrnit ansst des reparetons fAe
vieux costumes. S'adresser hme. LOUISE RAMU, III
Bleccker st.
TINE DEMoIsELLE FRANCHISE DESIRE ENrRER
~ dana famle americaine CONNIE gouyenaptc. Ellie
peu auss soccnper dc pes ct de couture Ades
ser L. NJ, Herald Office.
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A LIEN =: MINER, AUcTiOSPER,
IA BY ALLEN b. MINER g DHOTUER
late
HENRY III. T.EErl NTNEp
;. ~ (establishcd ls4g)
6Aosroons 05 Chambers and n eae Streets Art Caler
Sl7 ond $40 broadway.

naosroons Us Chambers and Rease Streets Art Galleries.
6l7 ono $40 Broadway
IN wednesday and Thursday, November and g. COM
MenGlg ~ 70 and ~ O'Clock I. II. each day, the
LEEDS ART GALLERIEs,, ST. aud els broadway,
rAtuAhLE PRIVATE Library OF CHOICE IOOKS
EiMIE31 AETLY BOUND. CONTAINING MANY MAGNET.
ENrs RN ANn n Wok9s AMD PoyEgS 2g
AND M0pERN CLASSICS; MIscELLANEoUs WoEKs.
ne PierTes Gravees Of the Orleans Collection, Dhins
thc Works Of Sly Adgeron Bridges, the Novels and
fsy1 OF nrs Aphrabehn, the Great National History OF
4a%{maa By Sisyisr ard S. HalIe exquisite caO6s q
Works Thorwalsdeas Works, Eeycks Ancient Amor the
Amonria real DC Madrid Jpens Tapscr'es Anciennes,
ARCHITECTURAL and Deco Works by Pug Straits Re-
e. An9qss and Dresses wsrs Of aishae Angeo.
sica Catherwoods Views in Central America the
srenS4 Temple de Ia Giorie with unfinished proofs and
fine editions of Hugo, cha;eahriand, Lamarns and
Qner Erench classics Ger NC. ALSO serics OF DRAWINGS
TX ,l OJELEBRATED "ARTIS1S OF TEE LONDON SKETCH
$ddpp1" q great Interest VIZ. :-STANFlELD, LESLIE,
AND OTHERS N'
at OUR GALLERIGS until sale. u,
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A Uousrus A sHuLrz, Aucr1oNEER-AUcr1oN

A UaUsTUS A. SHULTZ ADMINISTRATION
"A sale
EAgnAcsnt Household Furniture Panoforte Bronzes &c
valued Ut Tlt,C0u,
% his wednesday, Nov recommending nj loX O'Clock,
nj the elegant residence 81 West Fifteenth street, between
4 Fifth and Sixth avenues.
-YFewmR Hoom-Pornpndour Suits, covered brocatoi;
window Curtains, match suits; rosewood ptanofore,
SslonSated maker; Velvet Notation Carpcs. Sron2es,
Pr DC rose Ssbinss Tables. rosewood walDu: Dress
9 buGausl bcdseads, Wardrobcs, Mattresses, Counter
Rsnes GlsnEes Mirrors, Clocks Extension Table. Side
40sIot OaWaro Linen, Glassware, Cutlery, S!Yerwaroi
fnehts. Sale peromptory
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AMUsRaIENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
nyOQDp MUSEuM-GEORGE WOOD, PROP
w TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY, AT 2 AND r. II.
THIRD WEEK or THE
GREAT SUCCESS or
LCELIkE
CROWDED HOUSES.
., UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
LYDIA THoNfsoN BURLEsQUR TROUPE.
AfDiA THOMPSON BuELEsQUE TROUPE
ro,m.n,. - Ll,pIA THOMPSON BUkLESQUk TROUPE
TIE oagAT MosAL Ballet,
vr,spnv ,,, THk GREAT MORAL BALLET,
HpEsEhY EhfMhs, NURSERY RufMR9
In tho spectacular burles9ae e,ravacanxa, entitled
LUALME.
LURLinx.
owng 70 tho length OF the buresaue Il will constitute che
evenings Entertainment. " " ~
hAIINFE PERFORMANCES
hondny, tuesday. Wednesday, 1hurpqay ana Friday.
The beautiful operate 81 he -
-, ROSE OF CASTLE,
WIN superior cast preceded by farce %
IEB TWO B0GaYCASJLES.
BOX pan open Seas securet two weehs In advance
IN active preparation prand apec,ac hrrlcs9ue
TAynganza written and especially adapted LYDIA
iEOMISOS troupe, entlel
PARIS,
THE APPLE or pIscoED;
which VIII be produced OF unu.usi m pD0crn1a
AND supported BY caft OF characters hn
country.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

GyHERIFF'S SALE-RODAY L. BRAssELL, AUCTION.
- GER, viii sell on Thursday. November u, 1870, at II
O'Clock NJ at No leo broadway, third loor, large
sortmen OF Jewery consisting or Breast Pins Rings Ear
rings Neckie.s studs Sleeve Links &C., &C. Also lot OF jet
Ornaments, ach Movements Safe Tables,
Chairs, go. JAMES O'BRIEN, sheriff.
VIM II, SuiEIpe. pcpuy
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MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
1 voyan tes the post present future, shows likeness
Of husband West Forynrst srcet between Broadway
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SALES Ar Auur1oN.

SALES AT AUCTION.
Ry MAX. MAJ >BsA.ysEspoEyER AycrIoNEER. SELLS. %
S ;s h ndsome Bar AND back
s.s was. I rsss c casr
IRsisSs1i os 81 ScMs
BENJAMIN :. xAIecHILDI,,
ard L.. No. l slgassi Street. .. auction x.
IN ~ ss's sssss
81 a.s assea
os and Vet % fsa T s tho s ss Sr
hisTy fss ins asoyR
ag d fas 'sns sys ms Nassau street. or
by J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., .AUoTIoNEER.-
ID Friday valuable Lease, ea.ro choice Stock and F.
pas
$50 Eowery.
10y Y. COTTON, AUcTInyEER.-LARaE SALE OF
1ssa :,sss
s sSs tesni asS
' and EsAss Sss and
B. .sass sA M 4. . sn ss on
s s s ssas%ss and FIX
nAyIgL A. MATHEWS, AucTioNrER.
~ 5si Broadway y under s.; N.chola, Hotel
.GiCH rURs, RoBEs. ID
R4fsI s. Ky 81 sHS Ssi'iss Nov
neo. nATiTs s5 Hgo u RSShsa uorp,
the arsss assortment d ladies'. N Sentemsna and Chm
sasp % ;ss sasi % sa is ps1
Ee sa, n ,.,, Bay Nuts and Collars,
quality. -Ia "'A' '.0'''''
Cent? Lcayer Caps caars aud Gloves.
cnI1Ds sI' sJs 81 T sSssT nSiEs + Styles
SUPERB sfsSs Ans Htr ROBES
f. f As s sis hsSp sI Ey rss s ooa aa
Lynn .sd sissss ils,S sssd:: won o0'''
r 15s S'sS ga's:
rys S M e. or sold oa.oSs
sale ''"' 10Y ~DA '''A'"s 0-'"
81 1Eo;Gncygysy anesF s. E,sheaS lI9ssl v
M a. SAE Viz ai Fl Sr EaH S SSHs
NSyeaSesa .: io 0sissa 8. 20 sil. tes entire
EEL Sf s:s sss5 Pom
lon lsas
RAILS la g lot Watch classes &c.
EDWARD souENCK, AUcTIoNEER.
SALE 81 sEssR g s. F ssEs sEs COURT
TIE ENTIRE Il EH $io asa h HsisF FIXTURES
of the late drm OF
MESSRS. A. EININGER co.
SECOND DAYS SALE
By EDWARD ECHENCk, tlisday, Nov 2, at the old
stand OF Mc.srs. A. Binrger 4 Co..
Nos. 80 az "a Liberty street,
the entire stock Of the choicest Wines and Liquors consist
Ing IN part OF
sacrres. Ports Brandos. Runs. dlns, Hungarian and
French Wines Also fine lot OF Tea9, together with all tie
Desks, Safes and other Fixtures.
r COLE, AUCTIoNEER- AND FIXTURES or
drug store, No $50 fulton avenue, Carlton ave-
nue., Bgookyn TO BIO sold Wednesday Nov 2 at IL A. NJ
Drugs, Patent Medicines Bottles Shelves, Counters, Show
cases, Gas fixtures, 40. Terms cash. Sale positive
TACog l.. MARCUS. AUCTIoNEER WILL. SELL
q this day, at 10 A. b. at 90 Norfolk street, lot OF Xix
rcs show Cases, Counters. Glass Jars and contents Of
Cigar Store.
JACOB BoGART, AuCTIoNEER.
81 THURSDAY, Nov. g.
al W. 0e!oc 1t the Auction Rooms No. North William ST.
Household Furniture, Carr cts, &c.,
combating Of Iarlor, Bedroom, Dining Koom and Kitchen
Furniture iron Safe,
Also lot OF Trunks aud Contents Furniture, &C., pay
storage aEd advances
Also lot of Clothing Fancy Goods Dry Goods Boots and
Shoes, Oyercoats, Pants Veata, Shirts, I'd.
JOSEPH sCHoENGooD, AuCTIoNEER-wII.L SELL,
Thursday, at l01 O'clock Nov =, 1870 at 47 Seventh
avenue between Thry1h and Thirysix streets, tho
contents o. retail Store consisting OF Stoves Hardware,
1nwaro, Cutlery. Willow and Wooden Ware and Houssfur
nshng Goods IN general In lots TO suit the trade Dealers
invited
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RI, MAX BAYERsp0RFER AUcTIoNEER. BELLS.
- ~ O'Clock, Ia Ninth avenue large lirocery Teaa
fo6sSs Rugsr Spices, piles OF sosp Starch Fo1r Tss Gc
hAndsome Fixtures Showcase, Bins Counters &c. together
max BAYERSQ0RtERs once Va BowsEy.
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4 UorIoN NorIoR-E NICHOLS AUcTIoNEER.

/ UOTION EOTICE.-E. NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER.
"A raro opportunity for horsekeepers
wanting first class Household Furniture
At private residence IL East Tenth street,
between Broadway and Fifth avenue.
Magnificent and costly Household Furniture,
two brilliant toned rosewood 7l octave Paroeortcs,
richly gilt carved Parlor Suits Cabinets, Etaseres
rosewood ard walnut Chamber Suits style ofLouis XIV.
tine Paintings, Bronzes, Vases Stauary, Clocks
atpubfc auction.
This wednesday, morning, November g. at l0 O'Clock,
Velvet Brussels Medallion Carre.s brocate reps and lace
Qurfns Drawing Room Suits richly carved covered with
ehe richest description satin brocate walnut Suits covered
F.h striped plain reps and harcloh Turkish Chairs and
Lounges kiageres Cabinets, pianofores, Bookcase Bed
1tsedI Bureaus, Weshssands, Comodes spring hair
4atdsseA Beds, Bedding Blankets. Sofas Chairs Rockers
Lounges 6ideboard, Extension Tables Glass Cha and Si-
Yer Wares Table Cutlery, Kitchen and Servants Furniture
Ac, N B.-Responslplo In attendance cart or pack
goods for purchasers.
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A esIGNEE'S SALE OF PARLOR, CuAMBEB AND
a. Dining Room and Library Furniture, suite and sepa-

a Dining Room and Library Furniture suite and sepa-
u. DOUGHTY, Auctoneer will sell, this day. at lo55
o'clock the salcsroom 70 Nassau street rich and elegant
$Aror Suits rosewood and walnut Chamber SUITS, Viz
Fedsteads, Dressing Bureaus Was,ands and Cornodes
Lounges and Wardrobes, Library Bookcases, Hair Mat
kosseS, Paiilasses, Excelsior Mattress EasanGs Side
fo.Ics Et.gers rsslOr Desks to- together With second
Carpets Stoves China ana Ware the Whole
10 b0 perempt0rly sold, and worthy of attention.
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LBERT b. WALDKON, AUCTIUNEEK.
II Saissrooms, iyS Liberty and III Cedar street.
Genteel Household Furniture, &C.,
This day, at 1913 O'clock
WALpRON COOKE w II lei by auction, ns above, q
ane Of hand and Furniture removed
for convenience Of sae including Paror Chamber Dining
boom and Library Suits In separate pieces; Carpets Oil
Qothi Beds, Bedding BLANKETS Comfoegs, Paran elias.
Stoves, Mirrors. kitchen Articles, Ac., &e
On Thursday, at II o'clock,
Imported and American Silver Plated Ware and Cuery
On Friday. Mt 1917 O'Clock,
Gallery OF Fine Oh Paintings
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WIN. WRITER'S, AUCToEEER- SELLS THIS DAY, AT
w O'clock, al 45i Canal street, al the gentee Pnrlor
ard Chamber Furniture Piano, French plate, Pier a1d Man
SUITS, seven Bedroom suta Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds and Bedding large ilrrors Etalcrcs Turkish
Lounges Easy Rocking and other Chairs; Centre, Din.
ing and Tea Taoes China Glass and Silver Ware; Stoves
oosceke, Wardobes, ueese 100 Cane Chairs, 100
tubs, eco Pillows from steamboat two Wicels Ssln nder
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demanded in almost all Grain room In the Liverpool
ins vas vey dull the demand or a" kind. o Vs:
,els o being lsh. The engagement: wsre Liverpool
sa'S. Sss az M r b as' ao al
s"S sn rsss, % 81 10 s Ts
ss 4 s5s s sn S',s Ham
dgssIs were quiet and wshs.rd g no sAls: Bags
HoPs~rhs market remainsd quiet but steady Small
sales were made WITHIN the range Of lsc 2Sc Tor common
HEMP was duh aud we heard Of sales Prices, how
s'f[ s %odsrs.sy "a ' asi active
Pess oS shipping @ was quoted AZ f. .Sor do a %
Moi iAssks-The market continued 70 rao quiet, l.. but
NAVAL STORES with " Increased arrivals and holders
was heavy and lower s sass les being made @ as
Sn moderate % sapsas Ssss was transacted S a.
Inside gses s qs sS,
prices were without change mone1 The sales Is were
s S' s:a a q ~ 90; ss 5
~ .H'i. o. Ia .,aasn s..s R%ss e
tar which was quoted At & b. heard q no further sales
No oonsssuonss were rspors.d lara there
%s Ssr ws4s ws u f. snG S prime
n crude in bulk The marsei continued med TO
s % 1Asss 'fs hSd '
G ssr ns sa
a. b.. no buyers above aSc Sales 200 case. Canada
June and July at e6Hc 5000 do for june July and August
Joe9ing lots were selling moderately a our Is..
Nnna se was @ na ss %
The sale. were only 1000 S6 fSr e r.. hall june
upper during % S' 'ts
o % WAS IN good demand "a and $ the sses
mon to prime Rangoon WAS dull and nominal 90
snS @ 80 OG ss sa
WAS sny moderate and the offerings being eompsrnvsy
lower new mess IN wholesale lots being offered at the close
N g. for Tine scw as were s 9 FOR sO In S . and s
choice ao to arrive; also 700 bbl. new April de-
q e ouyeE M Beer s.ss with
a. % msTs sns .s sTs 50 sfs,
for Southern Ts1cs Tier COB beef @ wss % aS a. ana no%ns at @
For cut meats the market dun but unchanged Sales
:al.ed and picked shoulders l6e picked hams
bagssd hams Lard was duh and heavy the demand being
light Sales $50 packages at l5c loac for MOL 10 prime
sUGAR-There fair business transacted in raw, the
demand s being chiefly from liners and the the b Ss
at sc loc FOR Cuba and ii7 l2c for DemeraIa Th'
st sAns the FOR lsaa'a .As s
higher closing e lsc c S for as hard ,s sdr s =.
low. We quote Cuba-Inerior common refining. sc.
Ssc' far reiinne sss good refining & sc far
Zoe: IoXe; centrifugal 6has and boxes, s9c: io54e
ssSs I5S pSc S'sss Standard i No s
d. 10 to T. g.e ssc:' so g 70 i' 30 lo'1 o o'' ao
Porto RicoRedning grades, sdc. 94c grocery grades
SEEDS Calcutta inseed dull and nominal; sale
Tora so a. Sra: ror 2e S na 5% 10 70
rough lax - ro - - =,
TALLow-The demand was light, but prices were firm
WHALEBoNE-sales were made OF 1900 ibs new Arcti
WmIsKEY.- Receipts 1886 bbls. The demand NOR
active and prices were decidedly hishe the market coSn
Yl 0ic. I'll C6c.--the latter price for iron bound
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
of the leading speculative shares were as follows:
GOVERNMENTS STEADY

GOVERNMENTS STEADY.1
The government market was strong with the
frmerrung IN gold and very steady, the fluctuations
being limited to an eighth to quarter per cent and
in favor OF higher prices. The cable brought quo
tations from London to-day, where Easter Monday
is observed as o close holiday. The following
were the final street prices, the market closing
steady:-United States currency skies, liz
ll2iS; do, 1881, registered, ia 114A; do.
DO, coupon, 1142S 1141a; do. fve-twentlcs,
registered, May and November, 1917 1O7,l; do,
1862 coupon do, 1121s ll25 do. do 1864 DO. do,
1l0T 1ll1s; do. do, 1865 do. do, ll11s l112l;
do do, coupon, January and July, 1Oox 1O93l; do.
do 1857, DO do, 10 l10S; do. do. 1865 do. do,
1lO1S 11oA; do ten-fortes, registered 1o5sia LOG;
do. dO., coupon, 1904 1868.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY AND DULL.
The market for the Southern State bonds was ex.
tremey dull but steady, ana without feature ex.
cept in the Alabamas, which were higher and firm
The speculation IN the new Tennessees kept prices
strong at reaction from the best figures or last
week. The following were the final street prices for
the Southern llst:-Tennessee. ex coupon, 59H