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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

Coroner Rollins, on Saturday, commenced an
investigation Into the circumstances connected with tho
death OF Dor Marcus, who was suiiOcatad duIi0y no
IRE in the tenement No. los DysOn-st Friday night
IL was shown thai the woman hal returned "a nom
on the second 1oor after the lire broke out the par
pose OF securing some OF her property and her eso
cut of by the flames, which rushed up the ,tarcss
When found she was In corner OF her room, with hr
face covered with her hands, and her head in WISH
basin.
William Jurgermann, the keeper of a candy
store az No. l13 Avenue C. awakened while sieeph'
on the second floor ON Friday night by hearing the ,es
thy steps OF several persons leaving his store. lhs
window ne screamed stop thief" which WIS heard
OWccr Brlssert, who succeeded In arrestihg ReaN',
ELLIOTT with 500 In currency In his possession E,v,
Masbrought up before Justice Ledw it'll at the lsseh s
ket foAce Court ON saturday, and committed witnv,s
ball catherine stevens was held under $1,000 pau ~
answer the chnrge Of stealing pockctbook conf
$50 from Alice Idghy while they were walking fpA "
co. Elst bull way ... haiits j. SeHtnu, Ecelh- 20 ~
- Adi-1Ft Waa assaulted Iy Henry 4. Porter .i1'f
"i Dos tihs broken Porter was Aod Ia uela"N "a
sJyJ Dt4 " WusNVI az tAe NtASIn cSssI0nS
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That I'm February; and now, in July, we ma LoIu
Harrington again concluding speech OF apology WIN
another enreaty that the public would only extend
patience 70 the Department very short time would
eapse before they would no longer have any reason to
complain One would like to know what the Depart
ment thinks short time, and when the period OF pa
ience on the part Of the public is to DC te%aroeo ny
period Of efficiency on the part of the Pos'-onice.
g. W, 8,
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A CORRECTION.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your Newport reporter has mistaken
some Cher lady the famous Mrs Rush OF Phiade
phia" She has been dead fQy several years che ded
at Saratoga. u . "
Ne,c- York. July 20, 1870.
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rru.EGRAPHIC ITEMS

The first bar of tin ever MANUFACTURED in the
United States has been made in California ana
presented to the California Pioneers. lt is
eight inches long, four inches wide and twe
inches thick.
In New York, DR.. John Bronson gave James
O'Neil an overdose of morphine, and is under
$4,000 bail.
Parliament has adjourned to the 18th inst.
In the New Jeasey elections Tuesday the
negroes voted without hindrance.
Twelve thousand dollars worth of diamonds
were taken in New York Tuesday from pro-
fessional smuggler named Williams, who came
in Hamburg steamer.
Geo. Il. Thatcher, Democrat, was elected
Mayor of Albany, N. Y, Tuesday.
The Fenian Congress is in session at Chicago
and is said to be harmonious. Two hundred
and fifty delegates are present
The publication of Protestant newspaper
has been begun at the City of Mexico.
Tn his message President Juarez of Mexico
recommends the Tehuantepec ship canal. The
rebellion is not active. Angel Santa Anna, son
of the ex-dictator, has been captured and SEN
fenced to be shot, and combination of young
men, formed to rob the churches. has been dis
covere1
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City Affairs


The following report, prepared for us Monda.
evening. was unfortunately overlooked, and die
not get an insertion yesterday:
The regular monthly meeting of the City
Council was held Monday evening. Paper,
passed at the last meeting of the Board of AL
dermen were passed by this Board in concur
renee. The order in relation to the location o.
hydrants which originated in this Board, and
was amended by the Aldermen so as to di
rect the committee to procure an estimate o
the number necessary and cost of the same
was passed as amended.
Counclmen Taylor, Nash, Simonton apt
Fox were appointed a committee to confer witt
the Overseers of the Aims House as to som,
provision for the confinement of lawd women.
Charles Ill. Merrill was excused from the
Committee on Claims and judiciary, and Fred
erick Fox appointed in his stead.
An ordinance relating to the sale of bonds t,
pay the Portland and Ogdensburg subscription
passed to a second reading.
Petitions presented and refeTred-Of Rufus
Stanley ard others that India Street may b,
graded and the sidewalks repaired from Con
gress to Fore Streets; of G. III. Hobson ant
others that st. John Street and sidewalks may
be put in good repair; of Benjamin Knight
and others that the crossings on Hancock
Mountiort and Watervile Streets, and ia the
vicinity of the Eagle Sugar Refinery and the
Portland Companys Office, may be repaired
OF John S. Hooper and others that public
way be lad out from Deering Street eastward
toward Congress Street somewhere between
State and High on southeast side of Deerins
Street to the termination of Congress Place
of John Chase and others that the name OF
Quincy Street may be changed to st. Jane.
Street.
The petitions of the G. E. Ferry Company
asking the city to provide suitable landing,
and also of citizens of Portland in favor of til
same, were laid on the table.
Orders passed-That the City Treasurer pay
to- Jefferson Morrow $3.50 for damages sus-
tanned by himself and wife by reason of de-
dect in Washington Street; that the Commit
tee on Streets give hearing to the property
owners in Portland Street on the grading O
said street from Paris to Green; that all dam
ages allowed or recovered against the city BY
reason OF laying out and widening streets bt
pad on certificate of the City Solicitor when
ever parties interested are ready to accept the
same and have removed all buildings and OBJ
structions; that the sum of 800 be paid A. e
Chase 20 enable the High School Cadets to
purchase uniforms and light their hall.
Adjourned.
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z u IL o p Il.
Great Is ritnin.

Great Britain.
DEFENCE OF THE OFFICERS OF THE ONEIDA.
LONDON, April 12.-Capt Lacon publishes a
communication in the Pail Mall Gazette this
morning, wherein he defends the officers of the
American steamer Oneida. He says that since
the Order the Council of August, 1868, it is
doubtful it there is any rule of the road at sea
THE CITY OF BOSTON GIVEN UP.
The underwriters commenced settling to-day
tor the steamship City of Boston as total loss
THE CROP PROSPECT.
The good weather is working wonders every
where in the. crops. Wheat, which was pre-
viously suffering from drought, is now ready
for the hoe. Beans and peas are coming up
well, and the oats, barley and potato crops
promise well.
THE FIRST ACT In THE DRAMA
ROME, April 1.-THE last chapter of the first
schema of the dogma of Papal infallibility will
be voted upon today. The opponents of the
dogma will be required to vote in writing
France.
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT,
PARIS, April 12.-Thirty persons were ar
rested yesterday for having tried to prevent
the police from tearing down revolutionary
placards.
ANOTHER PAPAL ASSUMPTION OF AUTHORITY
The Court of Rome have decided to forbid
the clergy of Spain from taking the oath to the
new constitution.
CABINET CHANGES.
In the corps legislatiff to-day it was an
nounced that NJ Legrie was appointed minis
of finance vice Buffet, resigned, and M. Murice
Richard would assume the portfolio of public
instruction in conjunction with the DEPART
ment of public works until successor to M
Richard is chosen. 1t is officially stated that
no other ministerial modification is expected
until the plebiSctum has been voted by the
people.
THE La CRENZOT STRIKE.
The international secretary of workmen will
take change of the families of the men who
were sentenced TO imprisonment for taking
part in the riots at La Cren cot. Tho workmen
at La Crenzot show no signs of returning to la
Dor. Five hundred iron workers have gone
from Founchambault to Forstoren On their
arrival they entered foundry and put a stop
to the work but committed no violence.
THE NEUTRALITY OF OCEAN CABLES.
The Emperor has appointed commission to
consider the political status of ocean telegraph
cables and to report what if any the technical
OR International obstacles may be to q absolute
neutrality.
Spain.
THE FIGHT AT BARCELONA,
MADRID April 12.-The losses in the fight.
| ing at Barcelona were not SO light as repre-
scented. OF the insurgents, 10 were killed and
| 10 wounded. Besides these many were wound
| ed and taken home by their friends and it is
| impossible to ascertain the exact number lost
9 were killed and 10 wounded. The outbreak
was not caused by hostility to CONSUMPTION
| were also at work to heghten the discomfort O
the citizens. Several Carlist chieftains have
succeeded in entering Spain and fresh insur-
rections are looked for.
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&uueriOr C0url.

APRIL CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., REsIDINa
TUEsDAY.-Alonzo ID. Page vs.. Henry Tay lor.
The jury came in and reported that they were un.
able to agree.
Thomas, Jr. Hopkins
Edmund B. Knapp We. Francis o. Themes.
Action to recover S35, money paid on tub OF but
ter sold by Thomcs to plaintiff on warranty, and
which proved unsuitable.
Defence, that the butter not warranted, but
sod to plaintiff as second quality.
Decision of justice for plaintiff for SIS.
Howard & Cleaves. A. B. Holden.
Themes nro Sc.
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LATEST n II w s
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
XLIst O0NGRESS---Second Session.

oENAIE
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE resolution for
joint committee on Indian Affairs was taken
up and debated. Messrs. Morrill, of Maine and
Davis opposed it.
An effort to take up the Northern Pacific
Railroad bill failed and the Georgia bill was
considered.
Mr.. Pomeroy gave notice of an amendment
declaring the existing State government pro-
visional, and constituting the State of Georgia
the third military district; and directing the
elected members of the General Assembly to
end their assembling Nov. 23l, 1870.
Mr.. Wilson withdrew his amendment to
make way for a further amendment by Mr.
Williams to Mr.. POmerOy's amendment fixing
the election of members of the General Assem-.
ply on the Tuesday after the first Monday of
November, 1872, and prohibiting any change
in the clause of the State constitution allow
ing the Legislature to choose the time of el9c-
ton by which the term of any office shall be
extended beyond the regular period named
therein; also requiring the consent of the Leg
islature to this legislation before it can take
effect.
Mr.. Upton then addressed the Senate, argu-
ing that Georgia was in the Union, and that
the withdrawal of the military from the State
and the admission Of her representatives to
each House was proofof the fact. In the course
OF his remarks he said he would say to those
who favor the further assumption Of Congress
sional power over Georgia as necessary to pre-
serve the integrity of the Republican party,
enough to know that there were no owners of
mems consciences in this chamber. This spe-
cies of petty demagogism had been encouraged
by the public press; party wires had been
pulled from the State of Georgia, and when
ever it was necessary to alarm tmid or re-
fractOry member of the Senate a murder or
riot was reported in order to manufacture the
necessary amount of Indignation against the
rebels in general.
Mr.. Howe made long speech in defence of
the Republican party and the value of its ser
vices to the country; after which the Senate
adjourned.
The Louisiana contested election case of
Hunt against Sheldon was taken up. The ma
jority report is in favor of Sheldon, the sitting
member, and the minority favors Hunt.
Mr.. Stevens of Ohio supported the majority
report; and after some debate the House agreed
to vote OIL the question tomorrow.
Mr.. Stevenson of Ohio made minority re-
port of four members of the Els ctiou Commit
ton Committee, in favor of the right of Mr..
Segar as the Representative at Large from
Virginia.
Mr.. Dawes of Massachusetts introduced a
bill for the construction of breakwater in
Banstabe Bay.
A resolution was passed appropriating $4,000
to pay the expenses of the Gen. Howard inves-
tigation. The House then adjourned.
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PROMENADE CoNcERT.-We are sorry to say
that the company present at the City Hall last
evening was not SO large as we should nave
liked to have seen. We were inclined to think
that the affair for which the promenade was
given would prove sufficient to ensure full
house, but something seems to have prevented
Nevertheless there was comfortable number
present, and perhaps more agreeable time
was enioyed than if the hall had been crowded.
The music was excellent and the dance lasted
till near daylight.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

Boston, April 12.-Rev. E. P. Parker OF
Hartford, Conn.,, has been invited by the Mt.
Vernon Street Congregational Church and
society to become associate pastor with Rev.
DR.. Kirk.
The Boston Trotting Association offers $25, 900
in premiums for the June races at Beacon
Park, Brighton.
Attorney General Allen Eto-day argued be-
fore the legislative committee in opposition to
giving further State aid to the Boston, Hart
ford and Erie railroad. The testimony on the
subject has been concld ded.
Walter Brown, the American champion
oarsman was to-day appointed by the navy de-
Dartment instructor of rowing at Annapolis.
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ST. LUKE's CATHEDRAL-Holy Week-The Ser
vices at The Cathedral during the present week will
be as follows:
On Monday and Saturday, at A. NJ. and 3 P. M.
Tuesday and Wednesday, at A. M. and u P. NJ.
Thursday, at 1Ot A. M. thoiy Communion) and u
p. NJ.
Good Friday, 1O1 A. NJ. and u Pm.
Sermons at morning service on Thursday and Fri
day, and at evening prayer on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
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NEW YORK.
A CHALLENGE MET,

New YORK, April 12-Henry Coulter an.
swers John McKiers challenge by an offer to
row five mile race for thousand dollars a
side at Po'keepsie, June seth, and names John
Morrisey as stakeholder.
THE REMAINS OF HON. ANsoN BURLINGAME
left Harburg on the 9th inst. and are expected
in this city about the 10th. The Union League
Club are preparing for an appropriate recep-
ton, but there will be no public demonstration.
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MAINE.

ACCIDENT AT LEWISTON,
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line.l
LEWISTON, April 12.-Mr. G. l. Barker,agen1
OF Bates Mills, was severely injured about five
o'clock this afternoon. He was standing in
front of d. Cowan's wooden mill, when a bar
from the third story fell, and striking him on
the head, inflicted dangerous wound. HI.
DEATH FROM BURNS.
ITO the Associated Pressl
BANGOR, April ia little daughter of Mr.
Russell living on Highland street, years old
died this forenoon from the effect of injuries
received on Sunday by her clothes catching
fire from a bonfire.
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co MI Nj H II q Il A L,


Receipts by Railroads and steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 30l cans milk, 35l
plss sundries, 20 cars lumber, 8 do suDdries 6 do
bark do oats, do wheat, do corn, horse, 400
bbs -four. For shipment to Europe, Gears wheat 5
do peas. do provisions 3 do flour. For shipment
east, 800 bbls flour.
gutter stock, do barrels III cases goods 81 bags
waste, cases oil cloth. 81 bds blinds, hides, 56
pkgs merchandise, 80 cars freight for Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-36O pkgs sundries.
car CATTLE do potatoes, horse, 1011 sides leather
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NIuuicipnl Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-State VS.. Edward Higgins. Search
and seizure. Plea-guilty. Fined $50 and costs
Paid.
woman before the court for drunkenness was
let off promise Of reform.
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WASHINGTON.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
BWAsHINGToN, April 1.-THE Congressmen
from the Gulf States have agreed to support
charter for a Southern Pacific Railroad, max
inc the Termination at Marshall, Texas. Other
roads are to have right to connect at or west
of that Mace
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LOUISIANA.

Ex-hUpIroR wICKLIFFE REALIZING ON sPURI-
GUS BONDS.
New ORLEANS, April 12-On Saturday
night ex-Auditor Wickliffe went to the private
residence of broker and sold him $l5OOOO
worth of State warrants, receiving $4,000 in
cash. Auditor Graham states that the bonds
were frauduently issued. Mr.. Wicklitfe has
disappeared, but his confidential agent (Mush-
way) called on the broker for the balance OF
the money to-day and was arrested and $4,000
recovered.
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supremc judicial Court,

APRIL TERM-wALToN j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY-The Supreme Court, April term, came
In this morning Prayer was offered by the Rev. A.
X P. Small, after which the court proceeded to call
the docket and assign for trial. The jury
next Monday
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SEIZURE OF Liquors. Deputies
Sterling and Decelle visited the establishment
of Frances Murphy and Michael Quinn, on
Green street, and at the former place secured
small quantity of liquor. None was found
at Qunn's store.
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Mr. EDIToR.-In my communication upon
the sc. b. r. Clarifies forgot to say that
of the amount expended by the Relief Com
mittee since Jan. 1869 but $500 co was paid to
comrades of this post the balance went out
side of the organization among destitute SOL
diers, their families, and the widows and or
phans of deceased soldiers. VET.
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DISCONTINUED. The use of the dirty, hair
tanning preparations, since the introduction
Pha,on's Vitaia or Salyation for the Hair.
With marvellous precision it produces the
xact shade of color desired, and is literally
transparent and undefiling. Sold by all drug
,sts and fancy goods dealers. ap12eodlw
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GORDON & Bros. have just received 800 bar
rels of Michigan apples in fine order. apr113d
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JOB PR1NTING.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS.
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LADIES wishing to see the famous white
Azaea at Albert Dirwangers greenhouse on
Munioy Hill, in bloom are invited TO call. 8;
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DELAY NOT, for you can be easily cured of
your Cough, Weak Lungs, Pain in the Chest,
and such like weaknesses, by the use of the
White Pine Compound. All Druggists have it.
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THIS spring weather makes umbrellas fam.
lily necessity. The best assorted stock at low.
est prices is found at Coeia Hassan's, 90 Ex,
change street.
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To Buyers of Carriages at 56 Union 81
and see the Neu Styles offered at Gold Rates.
AMI div
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NJ. L. A.-The annual meeting of the Mer.
,antile Library Association was held last eve
hing, the President, II. e. Kurdish in the
hair. The report of the the directors was
cad. from which it appears the association il
a very nourishing condition. The report O
he Treasurer and the Trustees gives q very
altering financial exhibit, the balance of the
uvested fund amounting to S616564. There
re 1921 volumes in the librrry, and the aver
.ge weekly distribution reaches 27O.
The following gentlemen were elected off
:ers for the ensuing year.
Presidential. T. Kurdish.
Vice Presidents-M. N. Rich, NJ B. Cool
dee.
Treasurer-J. G. Proctor.
Corresponding Secretary VIM. r: Wood.
Recording Secretary-A. III. Gushing,
Directors e. Wood; Fred e. Jones
G. III. Roberts, Geo. A. Jones, John G. Small.
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New K0rE SIocK anu money Market.
NEW YORK, April 2-Morning.--Gold unsettled
governments opened off from yesterdays prces'
but have become frmer.
NEW YORK, April Atyernoon.-Gold declined
toward the close the rates of carrying being higher
and the last sales were at 1929 a 112g.
Governments closed dull and steady.
The following were the closing ouotations.
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Domestic Markets

CAMBRIDGE, April 12:-Cattle Market.-Beef Cat
tie, receipts So head; demand good aad prices ad
quality at y rs y IS; second quality at II Is a
ll75; third quality at 90 q 10 75. Sheep and
.a :, $3.50 head supply good price
| extra 90 q $50. Veal Calves 5 90 q is 90.
NEW YORK. April 11.-Cotton lower; sales 1900
bales; Middling %Plands at 2s3c. Flour-sales 64OO
525; Round Hoop Ohio at AIS q 500; Western at
80 q 90; Southern at 5 80 @975. Wheat q &c
Sa NG Spring s W;nta1 Rsd
80: Cornheayy; sales 600 BUSH. new Mixed
Csc; Western at 5sc. Pork steady; new mess at
p IS g 27s7: prime at 10 Is q p 80. Lard heavy;
sc At 20 Waskey o%ef: o West
ern free at OIL q OF. Rics active Carolina at 81
g sc. Sugar active; Porto Rico at9t a 1oBc Mus.
Rico at 553 q Sec. Naval Stores quiet; Spirits Tur-
CT g ses len s se, PerE
low heavy at 81 q 92c. Linseed quiet. Freghts to
Liverpool steady; cotton per steam @ Id; wheat
and 74!c for No. Corn firm at IS @ 7slc for No. q
Pork advanced 2c and quoted at ~ Is Lard At i5Ic
Sweet picked hams at l6 q 15lc short rib middfes
active at 40 a rs for common to choice.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2.-Cotton-Middling up
lands quoted at 224c.
NOBLE 81, 1s April 12-Cotton steady; Mddling up
CHARLESTON, April 12-Cotton weak: Midll;np
uplands at q &c. s
Foreign Markets.
| LONDON, April 12-23 80 p M Consols GAL for
money and account. -S "
American securities-U. S. 5-2O's ss5 for the ssue
1901 BLOCKS nrm Erie 294 Illinois Central 11I1
| LIVERPOOL, April 1880 p M-Yarns and tah-
r1cs at Manchester quiet. Red Western Wheat rs Sd
Is sd; Rod Winter IS Cd a IS I'd. The receipts of
Mneaf Ur tn mr. days are 5000 quarters all Amer
| firm. A '''' A1aio
LONDON, April 12-23O P. NJ Linseed cakes
GS1et ana steady Refined Petroleum dull at Is sd
| g Is $50. Fine Resin quiet and steady. Calcutta
ard 35s Cd q 3es. - -"''' ''a"u-
FRANKFORT. April 12.-United States 5-2o bonds
opened frmer at 94s q 945.
| LONDON, April 12-11.30 A. M-Conso,s oes for
| money and account. o'A AoA
lss5, Old a. Sot do 1867, 49, u S. ic-4Os SGT Erie
shares IVA. Illinois Central shares Ill.
LIVERPOOL, April 12-11.15 A. M.-Cotton dul,
ses guy Daies Middng uplands lid. Middng
eon Id California Wheat 9s a 9s Id Corr
2Ss ID. Pork 93s Cd. Lar d6ss Sd.
| LONDON April 12-Eyening 9nsols Of nj OIL fl,
| money and account - "
American 1aes securities steady U S. 52os, 1862 9O
b, 1sSo sS 3d. WI DO 1867 s9 U. lO4O &c. Erie
| ern shares %. o"' "o''
LIVERPOOL, April 12- Eyeninr-Cotton ouiet.
Mddling uplands lid. s"oo''o'i qu'e''
Bcsson srces Lra
sales at the Brokers' Board, April 70
| o"''eu states o-zUs, l062 ....-......... -, Ill
:. July. 1865. lO91
| t1;, p..s 1867 .................. no.
fr; ac.ac II SKIES. gold. .............. 86J
| onlon Iac,nc Land Grant, Sevens .......... 10
vrron anu MAINE railroad. ........... 1867
N vermont Central LIST mortgage bonds. ..... 81
,IiS; niiiroad ......................... III
nionisan Oehtral Railroad ............,.. 90. l2O
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