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FROM CUBA.
IBY ASSOCIATED PRESs.l
uSiUely to The Euentn9 Telegraph.

EactSlDely 70 The EUeTtlJ 1eIgfdpk.
Progress of the InsurrectiOn.
HAVANA, April PA correspondent at Sancti
Spiritus says there are more insurgent bands in
that district than at the beginning of the insur-
rection. A majority of them have invaded this
jurisdiction from Camaguey, and destroyed
much valuable property.
Valmaseda, since his arrival, has given them
pursuit, and has ordered the execution of per-
sons accused of aiding and abetting the insur-
gents.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Steamship Fall River, .Hlnckley, from Charleston,
"su Steamer Il. L. Gaw. Tier, Is hours from Balti-
more, with ndse and passengers to A. Groves, Jr.
Steamer Ann Eliza Richards "a hours from New
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. TO w. p. Clyde Co..
Schr j. ]. Barrell, Perry, days from Norfolk,
with cedar logs to Clement Dunbar.
Schr Island City, Allen, days from RockPort,
Schr Curtis Tilton. Thompson, from Savannah,
with lumber to Starr g. Co.
Schr Eliza B. Jones. Colyer from Virginia, with
schr NIghtlngae, BeeOe, from New York.
Schr Elvie Davis. Hand, do.
schr Mary and Anna, Adams, do.
Schr James S. Watson, Huck, do.
Schr Aid, Smith, from Gloucester.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with q
tow Of barges to W. p sCn Clyde frC0 Co n.,,more
tow OF barges TO w. P. clyde co.
Steamer Rattlesnake Wlnnett, sid from George
town, d. c., at A. NJ. to-day, for Bridgeport, Conn.
Correspondence Gr The Eventng Telegraph
EAsToN & MCMAHoNS BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, April 20. = 10 barges leave in
tow tonight, for Baltimore, light.
Jacob Stroup, with stone, for Philadelphia.
loving SsrSes ieaVs in tow night eastward '0i
Fannie Goodwin, q. McWIiiams, 3. b. Packer,
Mary LOgenpeyi Lille Norris, No , W. w. r. G Jenny, G. g.
Lorrett. with coal, for Bridgeton.
PHILADELPHIA BRANoH 0FFIoE, April 20. - The
A. M. L. S. G.
Special Despatch 10 The EUeniai0 IsLegrdph
HAyRE- GRACE, April 20. - The following boats
leave in tow to day -
Helen and Harry, with lumber to Patterson &
Lippincott.
Simpson Martin, with lumber to Saylor, Day
MOTe-
Starkweather & Munson and Finley Barnes,
with lumber TO Taylor & Belts.
st. Lawrence, and Charlie and Carrie, with lumber
TO Noreroes & Sheetz.
W. s. Taylor with lumber to H. Croskey Co.
Charles Hobart, with lumber to Haas q Ellis
IL ID. Grey, with lumber TO Trump, Son & Co.
j. X. It. Ryan, with lumber TO j. p. W0olvertons
Eleven Brothers, with lumber to A. III. McIlVain.
Judge Gardiner, with oats TO Holman d Kennedy.
Little John, with lumber to Watson, Malone Son.
Hull Davis, with lumber TO Samuel Cooper.
Frank and Alice, with lumber, for Mantna Creek.
Pennsylvania Co., with slaves, for Wilmington.
O. N. a J. A. Fisher. with coal 70 Haas Benagln.
s. N. Grams, With lumber, for SWedeaooro' j. II.
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MFssRs. WnLIAM FAINTER Co, Ne. sc 3. Third
1881. 116&@lle7s b2Os OF 1851 l18X@ll4; do. 1864.
llsM@ll4: do 1885, lls1@ll4; DO, July, 1885,
1868, I12Asll2X lO-4Os, 1o9A@l09,s u. s. Pacific
r. X. Currency 6s, 5A@116H. Gold, 11O2@1
NARR d LADNBR, broKers, report this morning
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(BD Cable

LONDON, April 2s-The steamship weser, from
New York, touched at Southampton this morning.
by Teegrdph.)
NEW YORK, April 26. - Arrived, steamships Idaho
and Helvetia, from Liverpool, and Holsatia, from
Hamburg.
Also, steamship Scotia, from Liverpool
FoRTREss MONROE, Va, April 26. : Arrived, brig
Jabaote, from Pernambuco for orders.
Sailed, ship South America, for Baltimore.
Passed out, brig Roman, I'm Norfolk for Liverpool.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA......... APRIL 20
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
8 A M.........6i IL A. M......7O "a P. M.......74
SUN RISES. .......... B. MOON SETS. ........ ego
sun SRTS. .......... 6A49 HIGH WATER,.,,,.. Cos
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FIRST EDI TION
The MISSISSIPPI DISASTER.
The Bonnet Carre Crevasse.
Terrible Murder in Illinois.
Narrow Escape of an Aeronaut
The Commonwealth Insurance Co.
Proofs of Defalcation.
ETC., ETC., ETC.. ETC., Etc, Etc.
The Bonnet Carre Crevasse.
Terrible Murder in Illinois.
Narrow Escape of IAN Aeronaut
The Commonwealth Insurance Co.
Proofs Of Defalcation.

Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc., ETC., Etc.
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DOUBLE SHEET-THREE CENTS.

ard to per cent. the rates for prime dis
counts. In the latter there is very little doing
Gold is quiet and steady, all the sales ranging
from 110s1@110T, closing at the latter. There
is firm undertone to the MARKET notwthstand-
ing the large disbursements from the Treasury
ia May interest and weekly sales.
The stock market was more active and
stronger on nearly the entire list. Sales of new
City 6s at 102.
Reading Railroad was strong selling at $50
551s. Pennsylvania was in demand, selling
freely at 659k@6614, closing at the latter. Small
lots of Camden and Amboy sold at 123sz. East
Pennsylvania sold at 3S; Elmira preferred at As;
Oil Creek and Allegheny at 41sI, and Northern
Central at 43. 2014 was bid for Philadephia
and Erie, and 475S for Catawissa preferred
In canal shares there were sales of Schuylkill
at g. and preferred do at 1S19 b. o. 359S was bid
for Lehgb.
The balance of the list was strong but mac
tive. Sales of Manufacturers Bank at 81; Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth Streets Railway at 24N,
and Central Trant portation at 469604613
The progress of the new United States loan
is shown by the following communication from
the Treasury Department.
. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON d. c.,
April 25, lSI1.-Messrs. jay Cooke Il Co, Philadel-
phia, Pa.-Gentlemen:-~The following subscriptions
were received from national banks this day.
Lapeer Mch,. First National Bank .sab, 900
Galva, ILL.,, .......... 10000
Total subscriptions to date, $50, ,9S7, 200.
JOHN p. BIGEIow, Chief OF Loan Division.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 90 0S Third street.
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MEMOR Mn

Steamer Rattlesnake, Winnett, sid from Georl
town, ID. c.. at a. NJ. to-day, for Bridgeport, Cor
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

OTORE. Dwellings. Furniture, uuils and Z
~ goes, insured ~ rates - fAvorsbls ~ eos
permanent security WI warrant.
! respectfully ash OF Ne ettissss Of csirs
:, c. n. MUoH1
Omcs-at FIRST MasieuaI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

which shall be returnablc, and shall be
governed by tho same regulations as are
executions issued by justices Of the peace
under the laws of this State Provided,
however, the police magistrate may ord er
me defendant to be committed to tho city
la'l' until such hno aud costs due on such
execution shall be lquidatod by confne-
mcht IN such JAIL, or worked out on tho
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
THE DAILY BULLETIN SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1e 1871

treasurer, was approved Ms corrected bv
The court--the corrections being that said
treasurer was allowed S245 commissions
instead Of s367o7as claimed in said ronor,
that he be charged with $II,lG3.Ce instead
OF SlS,o3o.S4 as charged in said report as
balance in his hands.
The following rates Of taxes for 1871
were levied on each dollars worth of tax
able property in the county, viz
For county purposes mills.
For paupcr purposes, % mills. ,....
For interest on Cairo and
ST. Louis railroad bonds, 81 mills, and the
clerk was directed to extend said taxes ac-
cordingly.
Whereas, the present county Jail has
been condemned by the grand jury as unfit
for the confinement of prisoners, it was
ordered by the court that the question be
submitted TO the voters of Alexander
county, at the ensuing November election,
whether or not the county shall build a
new Jail and levy special tax therefor.
Tho following bids were received for
building the bridge across Cache river, as
per notice given:
James Kennedy, of Cairo.........$2s 800 90
James Ryan, OF Cairo.............. 2,6l5 90
James Carroll, of Cairo. ........ 2,400 90
Jno.Hodgcs, of Alexander Co... 2, 400 90
Major & Hunsaker, of Alexander
.................... 900 OO
II. IL. Hunter, of Pulaski county 1885 90
w. IL. Wilcox, Of Pulaski Co...... $50 90
M. L. Hallman, of Pulaski Co... 1,750 90
The contract was awarded to Mr.. Hall
man at his bid--ho being the lowest and
best bidder.
The following-named persons were al
lowed the sums set opposite their respect
i've names, and orders were ordered to be
drawn on the treasury accordingly, viz:
+. Bross, county judge, for holding
PROBATE court Ia days at So per
Jay .........................S70 90
f. Bross, county Judge for holding
county court II days at S3........... SO 90
8. Marchildon, associate, IL days at
V...''..... .................."...... As 90
JAS. y. McCrite, associate, Is days
AT Sz.oo. .........."....."........ as 90
J. G. Lynch, clerk, for rs days pro-
bate and county at S3........s..... rs 90
A., ii. Irwin, sheriff, Tor % days pro-
bate and county at $l."............. IS 90
Thereupon the court adjourned until the
18th instant. JACOB G. Lynch,
Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

The following named persons were Sc
lec,sd as grand jur' rs, to serro At tho nsxt
term Of the circuit co rrt. Maurice Fi,z-
gerald, Jacob Riggle, D. b. Noble, JAMES
Grase, Isaiah b, Wick, james NJ. Allen.
Sshh r Walker, Jsmes Craig, Engine b.
pA"N Wesley N. Stewsrt, Abraham
Drown, Whey Clsutts, v. s. Bartlett
sonn Hines, James Lemon, Marion D.yi,
~ hansacker, r.. M. Morgan, Ch,i,, An
thes joseph Crowley, =. ID po~fo,a
Charles Corzine, Patrick Burke ''",'"
The following named psr,on, .,.
pointed petit jurors To serve As ,uch y, ~
next term OF The circuit court, viz WA
liam NJ, Anterior, John Miller, Villa,
Dupning, John Danniag, Benjamin De,
ter, ,Rlvis II. Hunter, Lewis Palmer, JON
ii. Alternately, james Anderson, Edwar
Adams, William McMillien, Alfred Coz
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

with its gloomy attendants, low spir.
It's, dePr easien, fnvelun taPy Emissions,
loss Of semen, spermatorrhes, loss Of
power, di..y heed, loss Of memory,
ci1fty, md - sovereign cure I'm Hum
rwenty.efght. Composed ofthe most valua.
BILE mild and potent CurAtivos, they strike at
once ct the roots of the matter. tone up the sys-
TEN, arrest the discharges, and impsrt vigor and
energy, life and vtslity 20 the ent,rs man. They
have cured thousands Of cases. Price, IS per
package OF fve boxes and large q vial, which
Is very important in obstinate or old cases. or 81
per single boz. Sold b. all drusgistss and sent
BY mail ON RECEIPT Of prize. Address, Hi mphse ' q
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 500 Broad
way. n. Y. p. SCHUH, Agent.
augl6-deow, wew-ly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
-a c. 60 FSr President 1872, .ls.sx
JAMES r. DOOLITTLE.
OF WISCONSIN.
Saltet.s tie deei,ron OF ~. NATIONAL den,
CerdGc contention.
.It Nss YpEt v gt!d % Senator Do0llule.

At AsS fcrt Y1i.d O Senator Dooliule.l
HIS record Is 90 consistent and untar-
's'shed that Il may be likened 10 a straioha
.ns dra'on dsTuss a ,paaxsls--arelear Jeap,
"aF'rsrrsd by NE fuetuating atmosphere
q h"'srseaH politics, through the pqu
t~1Esg y,are. l.tns b. .-H.. :
f .l,4 = % ~ ss4Ifs DD5iilrs d.l,r,gsi N, N.
o. uoa, "A ISt. l.'fHtg aT.~S
l'ti " A. y tue soais a. Camilius Proposed 70
~ We PEI PIE u i.afium sft.r they 'hsd ~
S-i4-i a tnsi Rome and ild t.4-sa nat aax,,,,
llie sfini., o. IhAi p0ser. When the o,Iess,os
s''-t M TIE senate Whist stall be done i, TX
lHt uin Hna tn. r. 9pi- Il Ls'iuin there vs,.
''ie even there shy sh0atsa ..ct "a u. en-,
H'i~ff! mkke them slAYes." There "a. 80
Ger tnlS- sh'I ia Y WHO would have uad. tbe,
49,. 80, = Us y ga slave. But Camillus. xhos.
~--h ~ sshKie line has made III. name m.
l'a faio. p faairfs, Jet u make them FELLOW
-t'i th1 tEus al 10 ths yVwer sua pin,y nt
Let lsf Low tlst they have AID d9xg' ~
.I, 'i ihe,f rsbsiIor 400 have eneweI thsn
~ p its cnICu aud the Tag make a..
s1rn 'psoPle Dur isiis~ -elll1sns. aud mn,
800 v ne poser AMI glory u she nation"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

Present-f. Hross, Judge, and s. March.
iIcor ana Jar. Y. Nccrfte. Assoc,a,es
Aier. u. Irwin, ,esherit.
Jacob e. Lynch. CIerl.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
WsAIYT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
SEPTEMBER TERN. 1911

sEFIkABER TERN, 1911.
ffesert.f Yro.s, Judge, and s. Mach.
"ecn ana jar Y. Mctcrite, Associate
Aier. ". irwin, hherit
Jacob a. Lynch, Clerl.
MoSIArJsErrENgEE s--yEsrDAy
Court met 4: o'clock, am.
sPteAeSi-THoa- X lBrsss judge, Jane,
L. AeCrite and Severe Msrchildon. ,s.o-
GATES Jacob q, Lynch, clerk and Aleu-
amer Il. Irwin, thesiF. =. 1
~ fAs f9l9yiag paraea persons were Al.
i'~ea the sums act opposite their re.nec.
uVeharnes, andorders ordend I'd. d.
"a gsas'as faado' the equity accoraioelv
ma Y'ssiu..4 se,-
1850 alast, f@ ,elo,hlsg for
pauPcrs,..''.'..... - = W. -,
@ f. Muohdos. ifr ,aoney '' .sIa sis 80
out for transportation Of psa, 800"
- pcrsT,s,.c,.-,--s !; ..s,.s.....- .....,,y--,,
@. A. Marehidon, ,fpt ,cofHns Tor " o.
pAppers. c.,,..,....,,...... "a n
H %sss 4 so5 e, t nsS
,A4s12 fs sIHsrl III main t.lisssSS "a
gsasy,s = PEI s+r@ ios three s.,o.
William McHalsyJ. T., for hold
ing inquest and burying body IL, 7
Illinois State Hospital for H.
sane, foselossifg Hsfor inmates
from this c9npty.."."..... ... Is 3
K.H. cnnuir ghan, for goods for
paupers ~. Z. :.-,Ir1.-r" -y;;-'rr,l II
= rUSiDAKEoRaIno 9 o1LocK, ssPrEMBr
I'd To i, 80. s.ss bxA 1877, 2D DAT. .'''s'
The following named persons were a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

Lowell the sums set opposite their respective
names as per bills tiled, orders der
cd 10 b. drawn on the county treasurer &C.
...rlir-. LII, .-iz
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

The bills Of Halliday Bros. for coal fof
s2l and $40, and Of A. Ii. Irwin,
sheriff, for 5000 for balance Of compen-
saiion for conveying John PutE to insane
as ylum, and for S5l,76 for balance 4 com
pensation for lconve vi ing Rossnna Burksto
insane asylum, were severally rejected.
"WEDNESDAY MoRslvo, 9 O'CLOCK, sKpTkM-
Der 8, 1s7l--TnIRD DArs 7a
The following named persons we're al
lowed the sums set opposite their respect.
i've names a, per bills filed, and orders orr
dered to be drawn on the county treasurer
accordingly, viz: ,' ',-l.l -,....... .io-
August Gsst a Co.. for blsnk bonds for ST.
lntISs Ma,nsi Fire Insurance. ,eo,,,n,p.oy~ y
saes ossSstt toass, g ~ pSry TRIO
Stafford, Morris CSndee, for insurance on
court house 2s7 50
elers": ............ 40 10
ssessiug county 800 u
| inf pristners. ............. u
| ~, Aecsi' for ice IurpIshsd at court
50 "
| William Holden, for delivering election no., :. 7
;...-...v.........,,......... 10 q
saangsi u. ifylD, for Amsunt paid out
ca seeount OF John McEivoy, 4 county ~ I
sehef '.'.....-- .......,....,.. Q.
illaols state Hospital .for insane, In lieu
r 81 orasrs as.Ioyed by the court. . u
l tpsf'.'., ....,..,..., I
o. d n,a,ehlidOn, for bringing poll books 70 y
hro n
IL Tor taing'ag poll books;to
VIII. eAaSeii, Tor bringing poi poll book. "a
William Mia e.; 1855.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
INSURANCE.

". n. MORRIS.
o'''y fuoiic, No. Pub. and q n CO..,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

zine, James Hutct',on, A. NJ. Cauble,
John Dillow, c. A. Sanders, Allen j..
Daniels, NJ. Degilder Milford Eames,
Charles Kyle Charles Lancaster, Fcrdin-
and Koehler, Charles Fisher and Arnold
Lippitt n. .e
The bill of r. ". Warren Il Bro, for ten
cups for jail, amounting o$2.lO, purchased
on order of Jailer fitzgerald, was rejected.
The bill of William Morris, for mileage
as q witness in case of the People VS.. Samuel
Walters, ct ai, was not allowed, there be-
ing double the number OF miles charged
than the distance travelled vi at.l~TI
The bill Of Huse, Loomis & Co, for ice
at the court house, Amounting to s6.45,
was not allowed on account Of not being
itemixed. iiV lust A1li raw
THURSDAY MORNING., y O'CLOCK, sEPTEM-
Z" Der 7, lS71--roURrH DAY.
The following named persons were al
lowed the sums set opposite their respect
i've names, as per bills filed, and orders or
dered to be drawn on the.county treasurer
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

BEEF CATTLE-It was a dull day at the
yards, and an Improbable one for drov-
ers. To the state cattle LEFT over from
yesterday 1000 were added to-day, swell
ing the supply to fully 5,000head, which
in consequences of the gloomy tone Of
adviees from the East proved largely
excessive, and for shipping cattle prices
took a tumble to the extent Of 50a40c
per 100lbs. Even at this reduction trade
was lacking in activity, and but a small
proportion Of the offerings found pur-
chasers. The supply Of good stock
steers, and Of fat COWS, and light heshy
steers, such a are sought after BY the
city trade, vas comparatively light so
that Notwithstanding the absence ofany-
thing approaching urgency in the de-
maud, about all Of this sort were worked
of and at prices not materially lower
than prevailed at the close Of last week /;
the former commanding A5Oa5.25, and
the latter 34.50a5.50. There were few ex-
ira beeves on sale, the offerings consist
ing largely Of second and third class
steers, and sales were principally at pri-
ces ranging from 5.50a6.50. The ex-
treme range was sS.50a6;6O, the inside
quotation for inferior mixed lots, and
the Outside for a bunch Of extra steers
averaging I,420 lbs. Some Of the best
droves We're forwarded East in first
hands. The market closed dull.
HOGs.-There was a little more life in
the hog trade to-day, but there was NJ
perceptible improvement in prices
Sales were reported at S5.25a6.5O for in
feriOr; $5.70a5.S5 for common to medi-
I'm, and at S5.9Oa6.l0 for good to choice.
SHEEP-The general market was dull
and weak, but without quOtable decline.
Sales were chiefly at 450a5. 00.-T75ig1e,
April y.
By Telegraph Chicago, April Il.
Hogs-Quiet at S. OOa co. receipts
20; shipments 1000.
Cat ls-Moderately active and 10al5c
higher at S. 75a5 IS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-19
West F~armInEton.


EDIToR CHRONICLE Perhaps some
Of your readers would like to hear from
this part Of the county. Well, tbs first
item Of interest that we will notice is
that We are top Of the mud, although we
could no have said that a few days ago.
We notice among the improvements
that Lewis Tan is laying the foundation
Of large fine dwelling house. Also the
new NJ. E. Church is about completed,
and will do great credit TO the society
here; If is finished in the modern style
and Will Be a monument to TAFT and
Peck, deceased, and others. We would
hereby extend a cordial invitation to all
interested to attend the dedication, which
viii take place on Sabbath, the seventh
of May next. The services win be per-
formed by Revs. Moses Hill and Benja-
min Excel.
The Western Reserve Seminary Is
die Of the last term Of the present year.
Some Of the students will retire in the
middle Of the term, but already others
are arriving 70 I'LL vacancies that may be
made.
We were all aroused yesterday by the
appearance OF the engineers, who are
seeking the route for the contemplated
Railroad. May success attend them. and
speed the day when the iron horse shall
blow his whistle in this land. II.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-19
WARREN 7 R K
PER BARREL
Cleveland Wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, April Il. 1871.
FLoUR-The market is steady, with
[ fair demand. We quote as follows:
City made XXX white Kentucky
S9.25; Xxx do S.75@9.00; Xxx Amber
T.50@7.75; Xxx red No. l T.O0@7.25
X red, Nc. 2S6.75@7.O0. Rye Flour $50,
a5.55. Buckwheat Flour S6.50a7.2
WHEAT-Market unchanged and de.
Z mand moderate. Sales 200 bu and / car
No. ! red at Sl.45 from store; 3 cars Nc.
do at S1.42.
Consultative and unchanged. High
mixed held at CSC from store.
OATs-Irregular and demand moder.
ate. Sales 2 cars No. l State at SIC from
store; Gears at 55e; do do at 54c-closing
at the latter figures.
RYE-DuIl and nominal at ~95caSI.OO
from store, as 20 quality.
BARLEY-Dull and unchanged, at zoe
aSl.l5, according to quality.
SMOKED MEArs-Inlight demand, and
the market is steady and unchanged.
LARD-Market quiet and steady. City
rendered In kegs l31e; do in tierces 12ic;
country rendered dull at1l@I2c.
BUTTER-Market steady and demand
light Prime TO strictly choice Western
Reserve roll 24@26c; medium to goods
a22c; low grades l2@15c.
CHEEsE-Market very quiet. Strictly
choice factory l5ial6c; medium to good
l2al2le; dairy and poor factory 6a9c.
E,fGs-In reduced supply and fair de-
mands at Ice by the package for fresh.
OILs-Linseed in fair demand at &c for
Raw, s1.G for Boiled in ajobbing way
Lard steady.
SEEDs-The market Is very quiet at
S5.75@6.OO for Timothy, $500 for Clover.
HAY-Baled in moderate demand at
$500 per ton in round lots ; 5000 in a
jObbing way.
POTAToEs-The demands fair and the
market steady. Peachblows in car lots
SI.00aI.05; SI.1Oal.15 for do from store.
DRIED APPLEs-DuIl at 6a7c, as to
quality.
DRIED PEACHES In moderate de-
mand at 22@24c for pared; I3GI4c for
impaired halves; lie for impaired quar-
tiers.
MAPLE SCGAR-In fair supply and
moderate demand at 14alsc perlb.
ONIONs-In fair demand and steady at
IS, % so per bbi. for sound.
BEANs-There is a fair movement at
S2.OOa225 for prime white; SI.75aI.7O for
fair to medium grades.
WHITE LBE-In demand at $40 uer
barrel for city and Fremont.
WATER LIME-In moderate demand.
Oswego and Akron Sl.7Oal.75; Louisville
500.
PLAsTER-Land Plaster ranges at $50
s9.5O per ton; Caleined s25OaS.Oo per
barrel.
sAIr-The following are the Quota
lions for OnOndaga and Saginaw Fine
s200; Coarse solar S2l5.-Ledder.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-19
New York Circus and Msnagerie.

It viii be observed, by an advertise
ment in tO-day's paper, that this estsb-
lishment, said to be complete and elegant
in all its many appointments, viii play
in this city, on Friday, April 18th, after
noon and evening. Our exchanges claim
for it q great superiority, and assure us
that it is par excellence. An attractive
feature Of the occasion viii be q grand
free balloon ascension from the lot ad-
joining the circus pavilion. A Partisan
Professor viii make m erial voyage,
sndextend to all who desire to make q
journey through cloud-land an invita-
ton to accompany him. The arenic de-
partment is represented as being replete
with the very best Equestrian and Aero
batic talent, and embraces many names
familiar TO the public. A den Of per-
forming animals accompanies the Z
hibitiOn. This being the first exhibition
Of this kind Of the season, it viii doubt
less attract large crowd.