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New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
GEORGIA..
MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.

ATLANTA, April 27-Both Houses of the Leg
isature met at noon to-day. The Joint Committee APP
pointed wait upon Gov. Bullock and Gen. Terry made
report to both Houses recommending that the views
and suggestions of Gov Bullock be adopted. Gov. Bull
lock suggested the passage of joint resolution adopting
the Appropriation act OF 1869 for the first and second
quarters Of the present year also resolution continu
ing the Tax act of last year. and authorizing the Con-
tr0erGenera TO proceed to act under it. The Govern
Inent Of Georgia being provisional, the Governor
thinks that the Legislature cannot go into general
legislation without complying with the opinion OF
The Governor again requests the appointment OF
a committee Of Investigation in regard to the charges
made against him by Treasurer Angler, and also to In
yesgate the funds by the State Treasurer for his
he freasurer's) personal benefit; and the system of
bookkeeping that Office He also recommends COM
ittee investigation into the affairs OF the state Road,
and that this being accomplished and approved by the
General commanding the Districts that the Legislature
adjourn 10 such "a day as they may determine. The
House adjourned without action until tomorrow. The
Senate by vote Of "a TO adopted the suggestion OF the
Governor, and also adjourned until tomorrow
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DIED.
!, youngest sou Of saHs

COLaATR-A o.nev.. No, S, 1888, hs'ts~
and the late yoseph Colgate. I'll inst, ~ "a,
viii take place rs.'dy, Apni ss COs.e 10 a
from residence Of bis grandmother hr sss resDeosIy
Thri.place South BrookIya. The family and friends
invited without further Invitation. n rool.
COOKR-On Tuesday April %, Chrstsns NJ, sife SHirsN
aged 81 years. . .,..,,. 4 tbs
funeral THURSDAY Path inst, from her i@es fsse's
West Fheenhst
LoCKR-Mrs Iocts rrHc. Of Henry Loets, on Ts
April 26 In the 9th year Of her agp. - ,....x
family espec'fnly nv1 =, Hss
funeral residence Of her granddaughter Mrs. th..s WI"
sms No 33 Brooklyn ThGndsy The 1tS ns'
2o'ciock IN, without arhef invitation
LOCKwOOD-0n Tueay April d. Roe Lockwood In The 'Vh Jer
bis
Relys and friends the family respectfully invited ~ sttse ns
funeral from bis e residence No West Tbir st. on Fi'I
18th inst, a. ~ O'Clock.
RussELOn TUESDAY, Apl &C. suiisny s iOo Abrah'm D. has'
10 the 18th year oflis 80 =. 49,,
Relatives tn friends ao othe Bar and tie Potnc'
Temperce Central Committee insiei attend The faner "
Chsh Friday afternoon at oSek without urther n"e
RASRY-In Jaaeiro THURSDAY March - Of s Dihn>y
sBe native Of North Carolina bat FOR many yes resident
BIazl aged 80 years.
TURTOg residence At Sands Point L. on snndaJ N Denn-
eta Sands. wife Of Mr. John luroh. 10, n,
Funeral II O'Clock THURSDAY, sithe i9rnsl
forave Brooklyn r. d. Friends snd snquanAnoes OF me fanny
arr invited o attend without further notice
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lGRNERAL PRESS pISPATCH.l

The following nominations were sent in day:
Richard H. Bea ~ be- Surveyor Of Customs at Nottingham Nd
Iyas FAR Of Internal Revenue for the Ird Dis
trct OF New Hampshire. =. -, ,.,..
The Secretary OF the Treasury directs, by oircular
that every passenger arriving at any port OF the uea
state. from %Drcgn port IN required to make Dfei,
hut and truthful statement OF the mum
bcr of his or trunks bags and other pieces OF bag
gage of contents eacb and of articles upon his or er
nersou such statement must De made on blank utsg
nated Passenger Baggage Declarations" To aVou de-
trutiOn In landing, such statement should be car,tuiy
prepared before the arrival 30 as to be promptly de-
iycrrd 10 the revenue officer upon demand Inc mum
Der of the several pieces or baggage WIZ p9
givon In proper place, and their contents entered
nnndor two heads, first, baggage not dutiable
sannud dutiablo merchandise. Upon arrival the
dcrarntion will be delivered to the revenue onctr
ANY piece of baggage containing over 1900 worth 9i n
,ials will not be delivered on board but
semt to public store for examination ana appraisemrt
Ali is subject TO actual and thorough exanlna
tinn aid the persons Of all pssengcrs are nbIc 10 DO
searched. ANY fraud on the part OF passengcts, hiy
conc,nlment OF fact sccrcng oi articles III the tf
oc or ON the person attempt to bfe revenue ON
cor viii render the baggage liable TO detention anu con
s.a,ion aud subicct the owners Ia other legal enucH
Any compliant against revenue officers IN the DISCHARGE
az eir duties must made u the Collector oi tine fOf,,
Who will promptly Investigate all cbatsns uI'oo'
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TWO LIVES LOST ON THE HUDSON.

The schooner Cabinet OF Newport le1t lIon-
dout with load Of COAL day the latter part OF last
week Her crew consisted o! Albert f. Dewolf MASTER
Cho0e ,nate and q negro. The wind was strong on
Monday and the schooner came beating down the TEef @
.aainsf H. when lust above the lower dock ht west
a be ran ner how hard aground and all the efforts
of the crew 10 get her off frutess Abont 0cocR
i'm tine evening the captain ana ms mate put ~ vi
fathoms OF the anchOr-chan IN the center oi I ,'d
yau,I and the anchor in tbe stern anu
yta,tod ont in the rlNcr Win ~ W
cast il there in the hope that they might WIN he ana o.
tbe vyindIass null the schooner of the mats ohiy hl
T"Y seeming to he aground. AZ the captain ana nate
rowed toward the middle OF the river, the ahch0i ca
tat was attached To the schooner was gradually Ialu
ouf until there was but little left Of 1t IN te boat,
anchor being In the after part OF the yaw pIo'o ~ %
heavy for the boat without the balancing help oi c
chain and dragged her down stern iore1cs,, ec fp
cantain and mate struck out ht once ~ ni
he scbooucr but the waves were running :, hlPn,
and they sank about feet from the vessel III il view
nf the negro who shouted for holf but could 40 nos
more for them Is supp0- ID they swan WIN the oar
and took them down, a. the oars c0ud not pu ioulu
aerward The owner of the schooner came up 10 West
Point ON "wednesday to about dredging for the bodies
and about getting the vessel of the flats, where she hco
200 o. the shore.
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SURRENDER OF THE MURDERER OF DAVID oDAY.


About 81 D. IN. yesterday, Philip COOney,
who killed David O'Day on Sunday morning last in the
saloon Of Lawrence McDermot at No. 81 Kings, called
at the residence OF Superintendent Jourdan No. 1913
Prince and stated that he had called for the purpose
OF delivering himself up. The superintendent took
Cooney TO Police Headquarters where he was locked up
for the night Cooney very free and unreserved in
his statement OF the affair. He says that he first met
ODay and his party about ca H., on Sunday on the
corner Of King and Varick-sts. O'Day, with whom he
WAS acquainted accosed him, and invited him to go to
the saloon OF pap" Purcell, close by. He accom-
panied them the saloon but it not open, and they
then went to Barney Clarks, "a short distance away:
There O'Day, who was much under the influence OF
l1uor was very boisterous and inclined 10 be quarrel
some After remaining there for some time the party
left, and finding Purcells open went In there They
drank once or twice ODay again became very bolster
us and stripping OF his coat said he would fight any
In the party except MchaePs No one seemed inclined 10
accept chalenge and he then TO know OF
ground that he match for ODay. The latter
called him coward and applied to him several ns vn
down stairs and ordered them out. All left, and
visited McDermott's. Two drinks were taken. 0'Day
stil continued his abuse calling Cooney coward, cur,
&c. Finally ODay caught up one OF the beer glasses
that stood the counter, and hurled 1t at Cooney VINO
lodged it, and the glass shattered against the wall
second glass thrown by ODay. The missile grazed
the head Of Cooney, making slight abrasion, ODay
twisted his hand in his neckcoth, and endeayored to
choke him Cooney says he had open In ms hand small
knife He claims that under the circunstances he
would have been justified in using the knife When when
sot obay s @ WAS hurt and knew Nothing Of his death
I'll the following morning when no read IL III the pa
pers. Cooney is native OF Ireland ageI az, ~ years
boiler maker and resides at No. G7 West thirteenth
st. where he has wife and three children lie mas Dee
for considerable time out Of regular employment, but
has been employed occasionally by supervisor Andrew
Beakey In serving notices. City Judge Bedford called
at Police and committed Cooney to await
the result OF Coroners investigation to be held to-
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Bargains, Bargains.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SlLVERWAkE' &C
The subscriber will remove 10
No. 513 BROADWAY,
UNDER THE ST NICHOLAS HOTEL ABOUT MAY l,
And {. nos selling
p1yR coin WATCHES PIyB GOLD WATCH CHAINS, EAR
RINGS and PINS BRACELETS LoCKETS, NECKLACES SEAL
RINGS SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS &C. Ar GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
DIAMOND RINGS as low IS so, SO snd 80 each.
sILyERwARB AT Wholesale PRICES
SILVER PLATED WARE
At half the usual prices
FRENCH JgwELRY, ENGLISH JET ELRf
FANS OPERA GLASSES, &c. AT HALF THB USUAL PkcEA
SHOWCASES and sAFB FOR sALB Low
GEO. c. ALLEN.
ais Broadway, door beiov Canal s
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Gpeeial Notices.
yitaIia,n Or, Salvation for the Hair.

Pha,on,s "yitaIia; % Or, Salvation for the iIair'
PoR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALONs "yITALIA" differs utterly from all the dye' COW
orsr. and restorer." m in totally tserent pno
cpe It umpd, fragrant and perfectly innOeuOu pePt'e 10
muddy mst.er requires shaking up ,ni communicates no
stain to the linen No curtain nsee~s to ooDoe.
Its turd appearance simple that not td hns
all uteuts and purposes DISCOVERY in Toilet Chemistry
For sale By all druggists. PHALoS son se' fofl.
American In.tituteThs Pol echnic will THIs
sna.yl SshSHSG Nj, S,sp b. pG vtSDER WBDs
Ts S PERMITS the discussion on Steam vi TILIxAS cS.si
ROBERT WEIR Secretary
Mercantile Library Association Of fSew-york.Tlss
annual Of Iris Association Will be b' cls.es
s ai bs bsSifTft ScS on TtEsbAY K sf'Sa Ss! 1 ~ 9so
SevYort April Is. 1870.
Prostration Played Out.
Violent prrgst,es emecs svans beug and brens hsvs As<
their day.
The sick longer persuaded ,, the bed to The.
destroy Bit strength that disease has len then
Dyspepdcs dosing themselves With SALT 'oe eo'
cnth aap powerful cahAcs tons their digestive organs ss
regulate their bowels Ho.TErrERs STOMACH BlrTZRs
Persons Of bou. habit throwing the whole gnur '.
into state Of morbid irritation msrcua poison Sch ~ Al ind
IT, in the operation vegetable aera'e The a
ordered liver.
Nervous suEere weak and Gesponient recruit aer 's
tered snerg the great nVgni and bless the d.r
when the aiuterae liquors superseded By meoas
stmuant perfectly efficient and entirely harmleS
Travellers the possession Of an agreeable coz
rectye which protects them from the evil effects Of malaria om "
sickness and from disturbing Influences change Of psraiAs
and change Of water
The db.ted feel their strength retain and their 'ls ~
vive bracing sppethng gently erhllsung seton
only snuan which cautious physicians can con'enhoasT
recommend ladies' In delicate health TO the aged and dpi
There not city town settlement the American Continent sher
II not recognized household remedy an safeguard sgAns ~
denies short there intelligence prudence aad con
mon sense sTonacH BrzRs pronouHoei 'dAfs
specific for which in the whole range Of pharmacy there 20
equiv
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Announcements.
Buffalo Cattle Market.
Cotton Markets.
Horrible Affair In Balti-
more.
Marriages and Deaths.
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
Political.
The Mcfarland Trial.
The Bounty Question.
XLlst COngress-2d Ses-
sion.
SIXTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Action Of Muck in the
Compost Heap.
Cisterns and Cistern
Water.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
The Return of Spring.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Jersey Cows.
What l Know OF Farm
ing.
Home Interests.
New-YOrk Cattle Market.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
The Approach of Age.
Veterinary.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Commercial Matters.
European Markets.
Grain, Provision, and
Other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
ments.
New-YOrk Horse Market.
N. Y. Wholesale Prices
OF Country Produce.
The Dry Goods Trade.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

SOUTHERN COLONY OF GEoRGIA.-This Colony
ia intended provide twenty Of arabic and wood
land, also half for cottage and garden lot to
each family is reported good land, healthy location,
on navigable river, railroad fine water, and all
necessary timber for buildings fences, and fuel meet
ing OF the Coloniss takes place May T. p m at the
Cooper Union Hail. No. "a Mr. Peter Cooper is expected
tn
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rTuE LATE JUDGE Russell.

Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest
over the body OF ex.Judgo Abraham ID. Russell. Dr.
Henry q piaard. who was called In to attend the
ccen.ed and was with him when he died. certified that
death in his opinion resulted from apopexy but whether
~ the brain or lungs did not state. and the Board OF
Health therefore directed the Coroner o ASCERTAIN the
.clai cause OF death. post mol tcm exAuInAu0n W
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Union LEAGUE THFATER.

On Friday evening, at the Union Leagne Thea
ter dramatic performance Will be gven by select
company Of amateur players, for charitable purpose
The response 10 appeals In the sacred name of charity
prompt liberal 1t ought to be- III ths
case AZ the attractions offered uncommon we trust
the that has been obpoused will bo substantially
benefited. The sick Artists Fund will profit by this
entcI tainmeul
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CLBMRNT-POYD-At Monticello n. Y, TUESDAY April DO 1870,
Al ,h- the Rev X Tovler George
Clement PasSae. N j. Ade Pond Of The former place
No cards
GILBBRT-BUTTRRFIBLD- Brooklyn d. on Wenesiay April
residence " the brides father by Rev DE- Wells Gil
bert Julia NJ. Bateraeh, daughter Of T. b. BatiernchL
SMITH-CARyBRO Tuesday evening the 26h inst In the Hanson
place Baptist ChucA Bookyu h Rev George Penteco Hayward
smith o Ida X. Garner both of that city.
UNDgRiiLI-wOopon Tuesday A2nl ID AT the residence OF the
brides parents Mount koo " Francis L. Under o( New York
lAls W dsrY AsxasA Mool iaaShteg Vi usaIy " ool
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the body was made by Drs. Cushman and Finnes, ana
death was ascertaned to resulted from pulmonary
apople1y The daughter Of Judge Russell was so aeced
as unable to give her evidence, and she was ex
atod the account already published, and verdict OF
"death from pulmonary apOplexy' was gwen.
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)I IHe Wtth'
FIRsr PAGE.
Cuba.
Editorial Notes.
NapoleOn's Appeal.
News of the Week do
nestle and FOreign).
SECOND PAGE
Editorial:
Across the Continent.
American Family Life.
Protection at the West.
Funding in Europe.
General Notes.
New Publications:
Advertisements.
Cyclop8dia Of Biblical,
Theological, and Ec-
clesiastical Literature.
Retr0rsum.
The Last Days Of Brigham
Threnody.
Voting by Ballot.
THIRD PAGE.
Coal.
John OF Tours.
Lopez.
May grown A-cold-
Personal.
The Golden Wedding in
Heaven.
The Union Colony.
Tropical.
FOURTH PAGE
Editorial:
Col. Fisk's Test Essay
on Erie.
Free Voting illustrated.
Gold 1l3-U. 8. Bonds
l09-10.
Good Radiance.
Limitations of Defense.
Lopez and Paraguay.
More Blankets.
The New Apportion-
ment.
The South Of the Future.
Voting to Order.
FIFTH PAGE.
Albany Cattle Market.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

ESCAPE FROM NEW JERSEY STATE PRISON
Andrew McGregor, who was sentenced for
ten years from Essex County. three OF which he had
served escaped from the state Prison at Trenton yesr
day at y. IN. He was at work Ia the ne" WING, anu
0penod the iron door communicating Win the street
with piece vi wire.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
fGpNpRAI PRESS DIsPATCH.l

ROCHESTER, April 27.-At 12i o'clock, 5: j.
.Yden Chairman Of the Democratic State Central Com,
ittpc called the Convention to Order ana proceeded
TO call attention TO the importance OF the acton about 10
tcket here nominated is to be elected will the action be
Important He elucidated this point at some Iength.
the adoption Of the Constitution had given admins
tration jursts entirely pure and above suspicion
inanc the Hon Hiram Gray Of Chemung for President
Of Convention, which was carried by aee,amation M
Mr. Gray, on taking the chair, briefly addressed tne
Convention calling upon II TO nominate the best men I'D
all respects possible.
Richard O'Gorman presented the name Of Sanford E.
Mr. Tbomas Of organs seconded the nomination.
Judge Platt of OnOndaga, after speech on the I'M
portauce of nominating the right man. presented the
name of the Hon. George +. Comstock OF onohdaga
County. ,.,,.,.., T.,
n strong speech in favor OF Mr.. COmstock man who
had been tried in the position and found fuuy up 10 '
H. q. sickes Of Orleans seconded the nomination OF
Nr Petty thanked high Heaven that the Democracy
5 two such men m lts ranks as Comstock ana Ch9feh
xas unit in support Of George f. COinstock. They
found IN him man Of unspOted purity and OF the highest
legal talent He then spoke length OF the court
aud of the Of Mr. Comstock for position Of
Judge. He called upon the Convention 10 forget
politics and nominate man whois known as a lawyer
Mr. 0'Gorman followed, stating that though he had
nominated Mr. Church, still he had very high regard
for COnstOck; indeed 1t very difficult for him TO
select between the two gentlemen here named stil he
had selected the gentleman from Orleans " Mr.. Dim
mick" he said had called upon us 10 forget politics He
(Mr OlOrnan) was opposed 10 forgetting pOnucs ana
especially making the nominations here The Demo
cratic party was the great party Of the Const
tuition, and want our bench who will fight the
night Of the Democracy for the Constitution" Mr.
OGOrman spoke in this strain at some length and con
cluded amid a storm Of applause.
The call Of the roll having been commenced, Mr.. Beach
OF Queens protested against taking the vote until the
contested scat disposed Of and proceeded
make energetic speech in favor OF Sanford l.. Church
the contested seat given to MI Joyce who held the
certificate.
The Convention then proceeded the nomination OF
candidate for Chief Judge, with the following result :
Sanford 4. Church, n George y. COInsOck, 60 The
nomination OF Mr.. Church was then made unanimous
The Convention then proceeded 10 nominate Associate
Judges -, -
cation, Charles A. RapallO.
MT chamberlain of AIlegany named Martin Grover OF
Mr. Dayton of Oswego named william +. Allen of
Mr. fIardenburg OF Ulster named Rufus w. Peckham of
Albany. ,- ~,
favor Of Judge Joseph G. Masten aud against Judge
Grover ~ " the Associate judges.
Mr. Crane of Saratoga named W. i Odell OF saratoga
MIR. Millshaugh Of Orange nominated Charles H. WIN
Geld OF Orange.
Xr. Callahan said the Kings County Delegation were
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The
NEW.YOLsK STANDARD,
NEW DAILY MORNING NEWSPAPER
MR. JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG
Would respectfully announce that on
SATURDAY, APRIL 80,
lie will be the publication Daily Morning Newspsper to be eaa
TIE NEW-YORK STANDARD.
win folio sheet handsomely prnd containing r"ea
eight columns OF re ang matter and will be sold for
TWO CENTS A COPY.
Arrangements been made to obtain Teegsphe Nsr ro. AZ
pars of pains will be spared 10 make Ihb sIANDhh~
an acceptable and trustworthy Newspaper
received the Office No Psrs ros
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MiRRIRD.

Wedding aud Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note Psp er
Wa EyKKpELL Sons l0 FuLrossr Old DUrCn CuUKch
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Attention is called to the auction sale of ficlsss Pt,so
shcteng Arms Broadway aud Thirty st. on
THURSDAY kyEAtNG. See Advertisements
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE

THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
ia printed on large doube-medum sheet, making eight
pages of six broad columns each II contains all the I'M
portant Editorials published in THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
except those OF merely local Interest," Also Literary and
Scientific intelligence Reviews OF the most interesting
corps OF correspondence the latest news received by
Telegraph from Washngt and all other parts OF the
world Summary of al important Intelligence In this
city and elsewhere "a synopsis Of the proceedings OF
News; exclusive Reports of the Proceedings OF the
Farmers Club of the American Institute; Talks about
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural info ina
on essential to country residents; Veterinary Depart
ment; Stock Financial Cattle Dry Goods, and General
Market Reports making it, both for variety and COM
peteness altogether the most valuable interesting and
instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published in the world
The Full Reports Of the American Institute Farmers
Club and the various Agricultural Reports, In each num-
her are richly worth a years subscription.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning. and contains in addition to the general news
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

washing Machines, there nothing to be compared with
s"-W sskiy Tribune Dec Is, 1863
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nIanfa lx lIniI

The TEopur ToS,ro do IS do, 80 ape plants 5e. Al
dress GEo. H. WNIsG, r, Ogden Farm Newport, K
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

Ladies' Desire what Men Admire. And t

Ladies' Desire what Men Admire. And this little thing is
Beauty What beautiful transparent complexion and
iuIurani whs. will produce ese HAGAss MAGNOLIA
BALE will lady Of thirty appear but twenty; and LroSs
will hair ia i place and make grow like the
Apl gr II prevents turning gray edeaes DsniruH
and the Dressing the world and at only half ordinary cost
# you nd Of salownes Pmps RnsmarA Moth patches
&c, don't forget the MAGsoLIA BALM, ladies'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DONRSTIC MARKETS.

N.wORrxASs April very little doing in the market to-day
closed at II o'clock BY agreement 10 attend
Sterling Exchange, Us Ne~-YOrk Sigh RIchanS, cent
premium. Gold, 14t .
WmxsGros N c. April spits Turpentne lower and quiet At
Ron-straned and Pale steady At 81 o0d % OF Cue
Turpentine and Tar unchanged
ALBANY 2-Por Wheat there improved feeling and for
choice samples higher Prices have been paid leading local mers
the choice offering within their reach and the sales ne
well embrace several really Amber and White
srp becoming there abundant supply Of Meuu
White The Amber STATE S lS9S O Whte
Michigan 81 9sl White STATE including Wycks and Treafwel
asa I S. Deh 81 65G ~ TO- the latter being the prevailing
price. 49,. -. ,U,m.u OIL. ..,.. oai
bales; receipts 29 bales - - ,-, .,
ss 27-PourThe trade has improved; several
yesse. s osns foreign port; SupeItne - 23GSt @ Extra
IS Pass 3 Oregon Extra - 75G 50 So Whea-RecePs iair
carving 80 900 sacks Good 10 Choice 5 TV
& 51 Legal Tenders, BSf. un -,
Aprl 2-Pour unchanged and sales Wheat fair
request sales 1890 bush Milwaukee No the last quotations
we're: Milwaukee 81 05 No. Soc 81 Amber. el 49,
White 81 Corn-ssles coo bush from store at l. Oats
Barley dull and nominag I4d8c Rye nominal al Sqse
Provisions quiet but steady at unchanged rates
BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET-APRIL 27.
The recepts hght market firm and &C. higher
buyer. shipping Cattle 81 3Od 3O extra nice 10
Sheep the receipts light The Hog market
fairly active, at SB hgh stcA h"s Ohs uen
tl0j the supply was moderate
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