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The New York herald., 1870-04-17
SERIOUS ACCIDENT 10 A NEWARK WORKMAN.

Yesterday afternoon, while a workman named
Wilhelm Kellars, employed in Lester's bone dust
factory. near the Newark Plank Road bridge, was
busy at work. his left hand accidentally became en-
tangled In the machinery and with difculty he was
dragged from a horrible death. AS II was, his left
hand was badly lacerated that amputatiOn had to
be performed. The unfortunate man was removed
to MS boarding house, No. 81 Bowery street, the
ber, ana properly cared for by two medical gentle
men.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

The Fulton ferry boat Union colided with row.
boat containing two men as she was passing out OF
the slip on this side OF the yesterday afternoon
drowning one OF the men, named Peter Conk.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.
The police OF this city arrested 240 persons for
various offences during the week Just ended.


The police OF this city arrested $40 persons for
various offences during the week Just ended.
The Health Bureau has recorded two deaths and
six cases from smallpox in Brooklyn during tue
week ending Friday last.
Bradley Van Austen, q seaman, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Delmar yesterday charged with biting
the right ear OF Peter Mullen during fracas in a
Red Hook Point DarroOm.
Work on the Eastern District and FIatbush Rail-
road was stopped by direction OF the Street Com
missioner yesterday. The stoppage occurred while
tue rails were being put oown on Nostrand avenue.
Commodore Richard Meade United States Navy,
was taken suddenly Ill while IN law Office on Fulton
street yesterday afternoon. He was removed to the
City Hospital upon the advice of Dr. Cochran who
was SUNNI 0ned ~ attend him.
Two men were observed going about Williamsburg
for the past few days wrenchlng the brass work Off
the hydrants. The police will check the oafers in
their ill.adJudged operation II they are discovered
at it,
seaman William Underh, belonging to the
packet ship Thomas Grinnell, fell from aloft and
broke his left leg during late passage OF that shin
from London. he was removed to the CITY Hospital
yesterday.
Rooert Hughes was severely injured by blow on
the head from paving stone, which was thrown at
him by some cOwardiy rufan while Hughes was
engaged In loading cart at the corner OF Plymouth
street and Hudson avenue There was no arrest.
During the past week Surrogate veeder, OF Kings
county, has admitted to probate the wills OF Eliza r.
Winans, $4,000; william Il. Merriam, SO 900; George
King, $4,000; Mary Whittingham. $500 and Jonn II.
Carrie, $4,000 Letters Of administration were
granted on the estates Of Oliver Bostwick, Michae
Geoghegan Hannah Miller, James Raymond Bridge,
Kearney and Joseph II. Stone
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ACQUITTED.-Henry Floyd, connected with the
death OF man In Washington last summer has
been tried three times for murder On the iirst trial
he was found guilty OF granddaughter, and sentenced
to two years. Imprisonment. New evidence In his
favor came to light and on the second trial the urv
unable to agree. The third trial was concluded
Tuesday by an acquittal.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

The President Of the Iron Moulders' Union called
on the proprietors Of the Excelsior Iron Works yes
terday and informed them that the strike ordered
last December by the Enion had been uncondlton-
ally removed. This strike has lasted seventeen
weeks, at u loss to the men OF twenty-five dollars
each per week. 1ne establishment is now open to
such moulders as are in want OF work, whether
unOniSts or not.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

Henry Morgan, seaman, steamship Nevada. at
pier No. 46 North river, jumped overpoard last even
ing and was drowned. The body was not recovered
lie was drunk when he took the fatal leap.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
Political Party Organization.

PAKIS, April TO, 1871.
The members Of the left centre party held meet
ing yesterday, at which 1t was decided that all
would be free to vote they pleased. 1t is gene
rally believed the majority Will vote in the afirma-
tive.
their meeting yesterday were divided in regard TO
the pr0prety Of signing the manifesto to be issued.
1t ls PROBABLE that two manestOes VIII be issued
and that the split in the ranks Will continue alter
the pletiSCtte.
The party of the right centre have formed COM
mittee TO operate In OF the pebtscite. Among
the members Of the committee Is Emile Girardn.
This committee has already issued proclamation
afirmng that liberty and revolution now face to
face II Eyes" be voted, 1t will mean liberty; If
''nO,n revolution. 1ne committee, winch has been
constituted with no spirit of eXclusiveness makes
strong appeal to those who think the greatest bene
1T i0r the nation Is TO escape revolution.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

Napoleon rs a Constitutional ExpOunder.
PARIS, April 10, 1870.
The Figaro independent organ) announces to-day
that the Emperor Napoleon has written letter on
the signcation OF the ple5iscte the instruction
OF the people. Eight millions of copies OF this docu-
ment Will be printed forthwith, In order tnat 1t may
be placed IN the hands OF every voter Of France.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
he Duke De NIoutpensi,
The Ballot Question.

The Duke de Montpensier, who was banished from
Madrid for one month, has gone to Seville.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

LONDON. April 10, 1870.
The Edinburg Rerteao has long article on the bal
lot The writer quotes from Horace Greeley and
others to prove that the ballot secures no secrecy.
Voting Is therefore mschievous delusiOn.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

No More NIcdicine.-Du Barry's Delicious
REvALENTA FOOD enectualiy dyspepsia const pa
ton, darrhoa phhisis, coughs colds evers
bilious liver and stomach disorders Sold by all drugss
and grocers everywhere.
II. DU BARRY CO., l6s William street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
SPAIN.

Proposed Present for the Pope.
MADRID, April 49, 1870
The republican journals OF Spain demand
separation Of Church and State and that all priests
bishops refusing to take the oath to the constiu
ton be sent to Rome.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
Railroad Collision.

LONDON, April 16, 1870.
A collision occurred to-day on the London and
Northwestern Railway, whereby several persons
were badly hurt. For some reason unknown the
names OF the injured and the other particulars Of
the accident are withheld from the public.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
Plus the Ninth OF the Level.

LONDON, ApfII TO, IS1U.
The Builder, issued to-day has an article on the
recent Papal anathema against Free Masonry. The
writer refers 'to the vitatyu OF the Masonic Order
both here and on the Continent.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor
Items of Metropolitan News.

The following record will show the changes IN the
temperature OF the weather for the past twenty-sour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
NUTS pharmacy HERALD Building, Broadway. cor
of Ann street,
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
A Stale Story.

LONDON, April 10, 1870.
The saturday Reute,o discusses the ALABAMA case
in light which maintains that the detention Of the
Alabama would, even If possible, have been legally
uniustfable. The ReUieD thinks the argument
wrong, the detention order was actually issued,
though 1t came too late.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
Betting on the Derby.

LONDON April 16, 1870.
The following is the betting at the close OF the
week on the DerDy:-20 to l against Bridgewater;
20 to against Camel.
For the Guineas Stakes the betting closed to1
against K1ngcraIt.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
The Peer and the Bandits.

LONDON, April 16, 1870.
Jossyn Francis Pennington, Lord Muncaster, Is
the name Of the English nobleman captured by the
bandits in Greece recently.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

Usc Patent Double Pointed Tacks.--They
have heads break of never catch dresses
carpets other fabrics be used again again.
the perfect condition For sale by the
street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

Diamonds, Watches md Jewelry
for sale at greatly reduced prces also exchange
and bought for cash. GEO. G. ALLEN,
4l5 broadway, one door below Canal street
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
The French Constitutional Elec-
tion Ticket.
Do the French People "Require Liberty
Under the Empire and Dynasty?"
A European Congress i'm
Prospect.
Confirmation of the Death Of
Lopez of Paraguay.
FRANCE.

The Imperial Ballot Ticket.
PARIS, April 10, 1870.
1t is now toerably certain that the formula OF the
plebtsc,te Will be:-
''Do the people desire constitutional reforms in
1870, which assure liberty, placing It under the
guarantee OF the empire and the dynastyS"
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Discount on American SI.ver-Arrivnl of
Country Volunteers ut NIonsrenI-The From
tiers Quiet.

Discount on American SI.ver-Arrivnl of
Country Volunteers 1t Monsrenl-The From
tiers Quiet.
MONTREAL, April 10, 1870.
American silver is to be received on government
account at five per cent discount up to the 25th of
half per cent.
DR.. Schultz arrived this evening by the western
train, accompanied by DR.. Lynch.
All the country volunteers ordered to duty have
arrived except the Eleventh battalion OF ST. Andrew
The city corps are to drill two hours day and as
long as they put In an appearance regularly they
will be allowed to continue their ordinary avoca.
tions. More less orilllng has been going on all
Gay on the "Champ de Mars" Affairs at the from
tier are reported quiet.
,o-day.
Pertinent Questions Of the Halifax LEGISLATURE
to the Home Government-Pror0gation Of
the Legislature.
HALIFAX, April 16, 1870.
Mr.. Murray's resolutions were discussed to-day.
The address to the imperial government contains
the following Observation-Disclosures the Dominion
will be allowed, If desirous, to become independently
and again. whether Nova Scotia, If desirous, would
be allowed to become Independent aOneY The At
torney General IN commenting on the resolutions,
expressed the belief that independence must lead to
annexation The Provincial Secretary announced
that the House Will be prorogued on Monday next
The Red River Expcditi0n-Attcmpt to Fire
Government Building Mt Ottawa.
OTTAWA. April 10, 1870
The expedition to Red river will number 10000
picked men, including o steel battery and rocket
brigade, as well as two thousand loyal Indians.
Yesterday afternoon fire broke out IN q new
building, in the rear OF the House OF Commons, In
tended for the library, but it was extingushed
on the track OF persons who are suspectedof setting
the building on fire.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
A.-Restorer Amerlcn, Like II. ynIinnt nm.

A.-ResfOrer America, Like Its Valiant md
gallant prototype, the WORLD-RENOWEED YACHT
AMERICA Is so far ahead Of all It's competitors that the idea
OF being "second In the for public
poserous even for these poor deluding, inundated
mates.
They make not the slightest approximation, the dim
distance can be discovered struggling against all possbls
hope Despair s already at their helm, and final discount
.ure their inevitable goal.
THE BRILLIANf ACHIEVEMENTS OF REsToRER
AMERICA ASTOuND AND ELECTRIFY ALLWHO HAVE
WITNESSED THEM
Sparkling and dazzling the ealashed the
beam, and clear Love would have its crystal Lake OF
Como.
liquid fragrant. pure, translucent and identifying
that Danas nymphs weaed after the chase. could
refresh therein and Ttanas leaving
bud baths Of dew. would lave in this their beauties
and attract thereby the admiration OF the gods
For RESTORING THE ORIGINAL COLOR OF THE
HAIR DISPENSING DANDRUFF and CLEANSING the
scalp RESTORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN EQUAL,
To be had at MACYS Fourteenth street. Of druggists
dealers and a wholesale from DIR. l. J. O'BRIEN oce OF
the Works, 201 East Thrtieth street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
NJ. Guixot's Health.

PARIS, AprN TO- 1870.
The health OF M. Guizot Is such as to cause the
deepest anxiety among his friends
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

J. A. Ingram & Son, Fashionable Tailors,
61 Fulton street. N. Y, have large assortment of SPRING
GOODS, for Coats, Vests and Trousers GOLD rates
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

CrawnIng Story Of Truth that needs no
putting Is that UNDERHILL, 14 and l36 Fulton street. sels
the pretties gents Hats out this
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
GERMAN Y.
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A Coming Call for Disarmament.
PARIS April 16. 1870.
1t is reported here to-day that Great Britain ana
Russia have agreed to propose general disarma-
ment to the Prussian government.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

Dunhem's Infallible Liniment and Magic
Fluid nunaarn's Equarian Condition Powders. Removed
from "a Broadway Critentons Medicine Warehouse No
Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid ia Gold.
Information furnished The highest PAID FOR Doubooas
aud all kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers Ia Wall street, Y. T.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
A-phoIou,. yi,nJio. AItho

A Fact.-The Best Quality Gents Silk
HATS only 6 Small profits and quick returns the
HEBBERD co.'s, 4l9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
A European Congress.

PARIS, April 16, 1870.
1t Is understood that at the termination Of the
plebtscfte the Duke de Persgny will proceed to Ber-
lin to propose general European Congress-.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A.-For BLACK Worms and Pimpies on tho
face PERRY'S COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY
Sold by all druggists. Depot ~ Bond street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

John Davis and Henry Martin yesterday pleaded
guilty to stealing quantity of hardware valued at
s75 from John s. Prouty, OF No. 80 Barclay street
during the past month and were committed IN de-
| fault OF 81, 900 bail each.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

Two men were observed going about williamsburg
for the past few days wrenchng the brass work of
the hydrants. The police will check the loafers in
their Ill adJudged operation II they discovered
or
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A. Established 1901. y
Only think Of I'll BARRYS Tricopherous for the hair
been in 69 years this proof positive that is the best
OF all hair restoratiyes. II never falls Try It, try It..
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A.-JohnsOn's Delicious American Tooth
Powder used by the best chemIsts and sold by all drg.ss
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

Receipts OF taxes last week, $32 4ei arrests s21
amount received for fines and licenses. $424l; r,
covered for various complainants VINO had bee
swindled, $3.50.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A stylish Spring Oversaclx, S12 to S2Os
piece goods order work. McKINLEYS 56s Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

Bradley Van Austen, seaman, was arragned be-
fore Justice Delmar yesterday, charged with biting
the right ear OF Peter Mullen during a fracas in
Red Hook Point barroOm.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

The Health Bureau has recorded two deaths and
six new from smallpox in Brooklyn during tue
week ending Friday last.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

seaman. William Underhll, belonging to the
packet ship Thomas Grnnell, fell from aloft and
broke his left leg during the late passage Of that ship
from London. he was removed TO the CITY Hospital
YESTERDAY,
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A.-Phnion's vitaIin, Although Transpnrent
cooress will dRken gray hair the shade
before began fade Among the triumphs toilet
istry stands preemnent II Is clear and smelling
ana its name Ia already a "household word"
Sold by all druggists ana fancy goods Dealers
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A.--The Most Tasty and Graceful Hat for
gentlemens Is manufactured and sold by ESPEN.
SCHElD, 1lS Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

VuICcS TOT BauKcrS, tnsurnnCe CCmpnNtrS
and lawyers fitted with every convenience the bes, lighted
apartments In the city; II Park opposite Poss
Once and Astor House Owner will be in attendance rom
1 O'clock daily
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A.-Whrn YOu Want n stylish md EIeannt
Hat call on DOUGAN, lU2 Nassau street. Of Ann.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

The following appointments were made at the
Custom House yesterday:-Inspectors- J. Hard
ing, vice W. ii. Steele: II. T. Cooke, wee Charles L.
Lawrence. Night Inspectors-D. r. Waoron vice
Sulphers; NJ B. Lewis, vice T.. Rafferty,.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
Not Qualified for His ssPapers.',


Newman Hall finds 1t necessary to-day to contra
dict the rumor which has been lately circulated to
tne effect that he intended to live in the United
Slater,
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

Work on the Eastern District and FIatbush Rail-
road was stopped by direction OF the Street Com
missioner yesterday. The stoppage occurred while
the rails were being put Gown on NOstrand avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A.-IIerrinR's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
15l Broadway, corner MURRAY street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

tukO 'OuHPtfdItTt fV/l
last year :. ............... 5shd
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS:
Rev York Stock and monex norhe


NEW YORK. May 5'Eoon.-Stocks strong. Mo-
ney 5Gle per cent. Fxchangc-Long 1853; short
ITO. Gold, llis United States bonds, Ill., Ten
nessce a's, ex-coupon. o.; new, 55A. Virginia cs,
ex-coupon. 60 new, 7o1. North Carolina e's, ls !;
new, 25a.
Erentng.-Moncy steady. Sterling, 1909. Gold
ll4i. United States Bonds declining. s-2o's, Ill.
Southern Securities dull and steady.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, May So p. M-The money mar
ket opened ste ,dy to-day at sac per cent, and
closed at 4@!5 per cent. There is great plethora
OF national hank notes. and banks arc offering
them for two weeks free Of interest, while green
backs are returned Discounts quiet at 6@7 per
cent. Sterling exchange opened dull at losS@
1921. closing 4 little flrmer ut 1ces Gold opened
at il4s. dccin-d to lli, then to ll41, and closed
heavy at lHs.
Governments OPENED quiet and steady and closed
hsavy aud declined 6's, 81, coupons, list; '62,
ILL., 'e!. l9s; '65 llos: rev, l12s 's7, list; 'ss,
llcs lo-d5's, 1913 Southern Senurtties opened
dull and unchanged, and closed duh aud steady.
Tennessee g's-~New, SCI Virginia e's, 90; new, CO..
Louisiana s's, rs; new 70. Leyes e's, ~; s's 90.
ALBANIA SIS, leg Georgia ~, si. North Caro-
lima C's, II; ncw, -: South Carolina G'e-Sew, 81.
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Richmond Prices-Current.
THURSDAY, May S, 1870

THURSDAY, May 5, 1870.
These are wholesale prices. , For small orders
quotations of country produce are wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day., n.
ApDtes.-s2 1898 for small; $a@SS for me-
u'I aIco Oh 5I so q gallon.
Ale.-scotch, best brands, pints, 30 u dozen !;
Bacon. 14t@1.sc.: ribbed sides, ING
17iG.; clear ribbed Sides &c.; Firglnla hog-round
l8c.; Virginia hams, l9c. canYassed hams' 2oc.
pissIat teI.mPrime. so@5ac. poor to good, 12a2oc
BsansEsl.soG$e.
Brandy.TEreneh, slo@sls; apple, ss.2 s
Broo1nS.-Three strings, s3@s3.5s: four strings,
small. si5o@s4.75; large, S. i've strings, sS2s@
Suckets.-Painted. two hoops, $40; three hoops,
g. Is.
Bssswar.-5oc. "a d.
Bdrk.-S5GIS7 per cord, and dull.
Broom Corn.-Green, i3@ll5c.; red. s@1loc. u ~
Concentrated Ley.-s9@s2s5 per dozen by the
Csmeru.-s225Gs2s 60 p barrel.
ConfectionerieS, Fruits Gc.-Candy, stick, 1850
zoe. % b.. fancy, ao@7sc. Raisins-Layer new,
. box. Oranges s5.5O@ss.so q box. Almonds, rs
vCorn.-See Corn Exchange report.
Corn NeaL.-City mills, bolted, Sl.so; country
Cheese.-Northern and western prime cutting
18i0 l9c. common, 156IlTc.: English dairy, 23ssc.
Cegee.-Rio, la9.!c.; Laguayra, .ag2isc. Ja'
iandies.--Adamanttne, Hight weight, l3l@lesc. !;
fun ,weight, ls@sl9c.; tallow, 1a5c. -
Cotton Cards.-s5 and 50 p dozen; wool cards,
chsfan Yarns-se@se IS Leaksvue. s1.ssGs1.s 30
. Dried FruiIs.-Cherr1es. l25alGc.: blackberries,
&c.: apples, 5@7c. "a d.; peaches, peeiea, RG lsc.
unpeeied. SAFE.
Dry Goods.--PR!NTs: Atlantic; Ole. Canton,
s aone Ss lss lancaster
Warusan &c. Oriental Sass los ;s Danne e
eli. lsc. |: Manchester, lie. BLEACHED DoAEs.
TIcs Sunny Side &C. Baltis' s sa ,s Wss
Reynold, l2Ac.; Rockdale, I7c.; Andreseoggin. lie,
Brown DoaEsTIcs: ID Trenton. &C.: 81 Man
Isc.; Lawrcncc, Rlc.;. Peppren y, I2Sc.; At Val
lev, h.; "A Humboldt, lcsc.; "a ianchestes,
Indian Standard. lic.; Al Lowell e, loc.
Drugs AMI strBs.---AiGm, &C.: copperas, &C..
mrd,lfr. iGc.; indigo, Si.eo; aochineal Sl.5q@
al.75 p h.; extract iogwood 1sc.; sup. earb. rods,
&c.; pluestone, lec.
I EG1s.-l!3lscs "a Dozen.
} Ftour.-VEginia country Is auotait to-day; Fine
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The Southern Pacific Railroad.

WAsu1NGToN, May 5.-The following is
derived from a reliable source: Last night
the subcommittee of the House Pacific
Railroad Committee agreed to recommend
Southern Pacific railroad on the sd pa
rallel, from San Francisco to Marshal,
Texas, and TO grant the franchise to the
Soothern Trans-Continental Railway Com
pany. The route is fixed upon, and thu
gnage Of the road and the provisions rela-
ting to the running arrangements with con-
Meeting roads, are snch as were sug-
gested by the committee Of the Gulf
State men composed Of Sheldon, of Lou
isiana, sherrard, Of Alabama, and Clarke of
the same State. The southwestern States
are to be literally represented by corpora
tors from among their citizens. This result
has been reached after considerable discus
sion, but fear that longer delay might
jeopardize the passing of an act chartering
company with more liberal provisions,
has brought together all the represent
atiVes from the Gulf States. It is now be-
lieved that opposition in the Senate will
cease, and that the bill will go through at
no distant day.
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Domestic Markets-cBY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, May 5-Noon.-Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn 1c. bet
ter. Pork lower; mess, $2s0S2a. Is. Lard dull ut
lGt0ls3c. Cotton dull and I'm chan Jed at
Epening.-Gotton dull and heavy; sales, 1000
bales; uplands, 223c. Flour active and q shade
easier; superhrG State, s!.ss@Ms5; Southern
SO firm WIhter Red and Western amber $1.2s0
Sl.Sl. Corn lc. better. Boef steady; new plain
Mess, Sl2gGSlg; new extra, $1e@slS. Pork heavy
and lower at 2o.25G$so.5o. Lard dull and heavy
and shade lower; kettle, 17@l7tc. Whskey IN
steady. Tnrpsntlnc, 4@lE3c. Rostn, e2@Ss.
Freights dull. Tallow quiet at s3@oic.
LOUISVILLE, May 5.--Corn-Choice, In sacks,
s1.l5. Pork, 1919. so. Bacon-Shouidcrs, l3fc. !;
Sides, 17@Hac. Lard, tic. Whiskey, $l.ol.
CINCINNATI, May 5.-Corn firm and in demand.
Whiskey highar at $l.o2@b1.o Pork dull at 500
buyers offering S29.5 60. Racon-ShO ulderS, l21c. /;
sides, iss9l7tc. Lard dull at lcf@le3
NORFOLK. May 5.-Cotton dull and unchanged !;
midlling, 20ic sales 40 bales receipts, 257 bales
exports, ls1 bales stock. o. eea bales.
NEW. ORLEANS. May 5.-Cotton In fair de-.
mand and middlings 2ll@22c. sales, <.2eo bales /;
receipts 2, l?2 bales exports, a4o7 bales; stock,
sugar--rrlme, 1ls@llic. Molasses-Prime re
Gold, III. New York sight, premium.
SAVANNAH, May g. Cotton in good demand,
2Itc. sales, 400 bales receipts, SAT bales; stock,
80 ,O4l bales,
MOBILE, May 5.--Cotton quiet and dull At s1ac. );
sales 600 bales receipts, COL bales; stock, 49, l22
bales. t"
CHARLESTON, MAY 5.-Cotton quiet ut &C.:
sales, loo bales receipts, $50 bales; exports l,GlS
bales /; stock, II, liz bales. -.tss rl.ssf el5