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New-York tribune., 1871-04-03
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A FEW HOUSES, pleasantly located in the
Couutry cheap SALE with without andi fur
j. C. FREEMAN, No. PIP Broadway
A HOUSE TO LET-Twelve rooms, water,
r rance heater m trt landing staten Islands splendid
"'"' 'D-'9 '"'''''' JAMES LEE, 4s wbitehAn-s
ELEGANT large furnished HOUSE to LET
ar Ia pr,ar FAM month hrst-
cl no bopse m $40 per month"; the grounds M aere)
tnvey rted shaded; stable oOachholse enne @ei house
about bedrooms second floor and three se rooms an
Of berst by NevYo Rsroad hoTs. pas; the
&c. &C. Apply to HOMER MORGAN Pne,t, Gs9Gl-
HOUSES, COUNTRY SEATS, and FARMS
10 LET parts Of NewJersey DETAILED lists can be hsd
A. d. MELLCK ir BRO Pne-st ---------
nRANGE VALLEY.-A HOUSE containing
" IA rooms beautiful, located to RENT uauhei for one OF mere
years MOTT Co" 10 OPiue-st
DARE CHANCE.-FARM TO LEI near
Huntington Depot T. L. Il acres house and barn for IaN'u
lars inquire at 4O9 West Twenty nnth-s ST
rUO IET-F0r one or two years, a fine two
stcry and attic HOUSE containing u rooms together Wins
good gaien and Of ground also ~ost9H OOi
% Of qod both well supplied with fruit; used on the road
Westcheer; II miles IRON lasIe
Depot For particulars apply to bSiCONNthS SoNS
corner Reaie and Cenresis.
mo LET-FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE,
10 ROOMS stable shade and ifi t"o minutes SS'A
@ epot about one Iour by and Essex Railroad IN healthy
npt.p region: rent $500 Unfurnhed House II rooms one
acre. $500 CHARLES W WARD. 20 Cedars.
mo RENT-A large HOUSE, furnished or
uufurshei IN the pesantest part Of Nesis,eG CL mrs
1eulsrs address PostOaiee Box 584. NeS-liaUen c.
rENOs RENT-For board of owner and wife
COUNTRY SEAT fruit shade gaiedge, stable poultry house
ic4hou,e &C. Law Ofce OF II. b. STANTON, W srTenst
New-York tribune., 1871-04-03
GUNNER Retreats.

AT poulney, VT, Rev. j. Newman, d. d.,
~ President II College Offers the convneces apd comforts
OF HOME Oct at low rates preenii enI a1apta
Tor families. be received May house thoroughly Fen"A'
Senifo and references
NOTNTRY BOARD at a pleasant farm house
for the season or wear st week CAN tins day nom u
all 3. at 81 kingst, NeS'forA.
yINO LET for the Seasonal furnished COl-
TACK Al Long Buch several others for year In Nt jersey
oon'e"'H' " ou'P''' ~ s. l. GOODRSOUGH, 81 Cedsrst
New-York tribune., 1871-04-03

bo"AHe-sfen
FOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING TIRE T. y MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM coHPANY
will dispatch one their fc5ss fn power iron screw steamships
FROM PIER No. 46, ~ R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
as follows:
COLORADO Capt T. +. FRzENAy...Apdl 5,at3:0n n
WISCONSIN, Capt. WiLLIASs........Apal - At LOO N
NEBRASKA Capt GrARD.......,...Apn l5 AZ BOD o. m
WYOMING Can't wHIyEsAY........Apnl 49, tJ:o) ..
MINNESOTA Capt T W AN..Ash 20, at 1890 a. III
MANHATTAN. Capt FoRsrTn......ApHl ls at i'Ol u
IDAHO, Capt PRIcE......,..........h g. al Zi"p IN
NEVADA Capt GRZgS..............May TO- at 1000 A. "a
Cabin passage, $50. gold
seersge passage (Oace No % Brolsay) $50 curreiey
i'' ''"' u '''' '''''' WILLIAMS crroy No 81 1wai,
INMAN LINE. = For QUEENSTOWN and
I4 LyERP9oLTRSGT.I6 I N & sen % are Ps5t{ 5{ All S
CITY OF BROOKLYS. ..........sAI URDAi. april Il sam
CRY CITY OF BiITMosR Vi. H,jeIl TUESDAY APTI 49,
And each succeeding SATURDAY and alternate l0ESDAl oA if
RATES OF PASSAGE . ,-n,.vr,
FIRST eJisES cABIS Is GOLD s75 srgra4GE
To- To- P.. - 80 80 70 70 l1aoa. $
Passenger, forwarded Iyre Hamburg Bremen Ac at reduced
csee can be bought here at Moderate re by persons wishing to
sfls 2 g. b.f s s f.2RS lsaR &: q5 3
NORTH GERMAN SorI;ES hk9YD STEAMSHIP
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
DAY April g. p m Brenn Per loot Thirst iioooAel 10
Stesnss WEsER Capt. H. wenke on SATURDAY Agl %
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HANRb, MD bkrNEN;
(PAiABLs GOLD, OR rs EQUIVALENT II cvkkEN'f::l,o
Frt cabin
Second cAbin 80
For SiSsf freight or pa...;; appo oELRchS CO. isss
0NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE; ,,.,,
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAFRE, CALLlAG
AT BREST. c-...- ,r -. ,
from Pier SO North River. follows:
inFtRIRl Dame. sATTRDAY April p
VILE DE PARIS. .Surnont. ...,.s IkDAl, Mo! %
Eut h!Sa..ssq -. Wy ~ I@ kDA J. !. Hs --; .
no BREST OR HAvRf: -.
Cabin 40 Second Cabin ...''''''''T''
~ Excursion Tickets issued at reduced rates
T1s.a steamer. do mo- steeT8se passengers
going 10 or returning from the Continent 0l fo
h taxing the steamer. Of hs ne. avoid both transit u .
ng q e,oense @ GEO MACKENZIE. Agent No So BroaiHal
WHITE STAR LINE. uo,
NEW AND FILL-POWBRED STEAMSHIPS
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD
oOEAN ATLANTIC. BALTIC ADRIATIc,
6J4sO tuns buren-j.OOO b. D. each ..,,,os
Sailing New.Yok SATURDAYS from Liverpool on ihI
DAYS ud Cors Hsrlor the day following.
OCEANIC Capt Dgby Murray appointed to sal nom new
York SATURDAY April 49, at , pm. ,t,
Passenger accommodations lfor all classes ur Iai cohDns
SAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT .t,,.
Saloons state-rooms Gnokngro0 and tsh-roOms m uP sec
least motion felt Surgeons aud "e"af1esse' ACCOMPANY
RATgsssoon $40 gold steer,ge $50 currency Those wish
ing from the Old Country can nov OBTAIN sase
Passengers from a parts Of America Pas iaHOuis
Norway sweden, India, Australia, &c
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
For inspection Of pian. and other information. apply
OCEANIC STEAM NAVIGATION coz OFFICES
No Rrpaisz n. Y. J III.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-03

o,FAIFD PROPOSALS in duplicate VIII be
- .I n, The Undersigned until the nrd day OF May ia
=, y At the May Posts in and around the h4roo .. 'tn an
C( ~ su. guands Of the isllo~ng supplies a. ma p
& & 10 lime rluirei the commencing Jny l. o'l ni
inn % - ~ - ena the following qlshuucs more OF ess
Wa har perse sound white oak lZs cubic Feet To 'e
eorl 10 iret len,t H.. - -. ..,.,,ai
0Oo p,uDls Coal. Anthracite egg Hie "tesheI
ss11 Ogl nonnd. coal Bituminous, West Harley
50 900 pound, Bsrley, in sark
pnunds Oats, in sacks
2D0D oaGpouBds Ost Hay.
5000 pounds straw - ou,hly When r,,nirei for
&C.. az M. .rny 25OupJ pounds Goal p,imiF ''" "e'
a., sorthsr nf,rm,ton. app, 10 the unisrsgnrl
iA'''' uW r. IIGHEs Captain spd Asst 0nrismiseft l. = A.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-03

DEPARTMENT ov THE ISrERos, OFFICE or iSpLN NynbS
pA' W.sHSGrOs d. C., March %, l6L
yoTRrh place bids and samples under the 'oove sd
v,.meu ha. Bge from Washington D. C. to No o' Dame
st. HerYort CITY which phee will be open for eTs1eSs oa sn amer
April Is. e. . -,-ini--
New-York tribune., 1871-04-03


DOSTTIVE SALE of a Desirable RESIDENCE
Al south Norwalt, onnWl be sold, before the list Of
Ma. The rcadeuce Of the Subscriber Weave I've minutes wax
f Y and n H. X Depot and ten from Steamboat landng
elevated sh fine view Of the Sound and overlooking the City
on good order; fitted With furnace and set tubs with
h sn cola kitchen sD laundry About Of ground
In rse 'front.' 81 choice apples and
M bearing; large garden, with extensive grsPey ami other small
fru.A ---. H. A..
family rockaway and poultry &c
Tr ce which v be accommodating inquire Of the Sub
rteF or tie premises OF VIM S Tooe esq Pulou-st n y
L. h. MOORE, South Norwslk, Conn;
Nsreh o. 1871. WM. s TO0LB, 1876 Fudon-st., n.
TRUSTEES SALE.-Naluable MILL PROP
EaTES and Farm Delaware Co. Pa late the property OF Ihos
Mc deceased II Aston Township threestor ni gatret stone
WEAVING Aad SPINNING MILL, with hreetory piekerhouse
xariowe feet head and fn welbut dam water wheel
movable machinery looms, shsing &c &c In Middle
Chester Creek the standing
MILL. interior destroyed by ire walls
strong pickerhons with slate roof wsterpovr ten ee
bad and M thirty stone and several frame dwellings oI opera
barn spring house &c is proposed 10 uYOe
urope beng seventy IN two pone the mills ana
operatives houses the other for farm purposes The property within
miles Of Pmdelphs with railroad facilities IN nigh anu
esuiful country Fo detailed nfouusiion nveuore deI Sons
apply 10 JAS. r. CARPENTER 1874 PnqsL Pulkfephia.
CONSTANT GU UlLLON, 65 Wsllu-st Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1871-04-03

RyGIvgsRs OYFicH llrH L. H. Di'rMcr
DETROIT, Mich, March ~ 1871;
PROPOSALS FOR STONE.-SEALED PRO-
poStIs in duplicate furnish STONE tsr Agh %
spectacle h r. Lake uron vii be received un ~ ga no.,
r. Of 1871 Al neeessary biank and o'her ihior
h. obt,pei Oe Application ehsr 70 person OF
by letter " " 'O' ' Engi1eer luh L. n. District
New-York tribune., 1871-04-03

A FEW HOUSES, pleasantly located in the
~ RENT cheap SALE with or without lAnd u
nished and unuruisled. Price, 500 70 sl,sV4 - ,,
j @ EREEMAN No. 2l2 BroadWAy
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An Unpleasant situation.

I'm certain that 1 wished somebody
would spank the young rascal. We
talked of hills, mountains, wales, cata
racts-I believe l said waterfalls
when the boy spoke up and said:
why sisters got a trunk full, OF
'em up stairs; pap says they're made
out of boss hair
This revelation struck terror into
the check of my fair companion.
1t began to be very apparent to me
that must be very guarded in what
l said, lest said boy might slip in his
remarks at uncalled for places-in
fact l turned my conversation to him.
told him he ought to go home with
me and see what nice chickens we had
in the country. Unluckly l mentioned
yoke of calves my brother owned
The word calves ruined all. The lit
tie fellow looked up and said
Sisters got dozen of them, but
she don't wear 'em only when she goes
up in town of windy days
Leave the room, you unnannerly
little wretch ? exclaimed Emily, leave
immediately
Il know what you want me to leave
the room for replied he, you can't
fool me; you want to set in that
mans lap and kiss him, like you did
Bill Simmons the other day-you
can't fool me, jes tell you. Gimme
candy like he did, and I'll 60. You
think because you've got the Grecian
bend that you're smart. Guess / know
a thing or two. I'm mad at you, any
how, cause pap would have bought
me top yesterday, if it haden't a
been for you getting them curls, dog
gone yer! You needn't turn SO red in
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the face, cause / can't see the paint.
There amt no use in winking with
that glass eye of yourn, cause amt
going out'r here. l don't care if you
are twenty-eight years old, you amt
no boss O. mime
That is all of the story that John
related. He says he don't know how
he got out of the scrape.
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The Progress OF Opinion.

| A Nantucket sea captain tells tn,
following anecdote about a shipmat,
who accompanied him on one of hi
early whaling voyages: ..
Stiles was Supplemented trans.
parent young fellow; and when he
sailed, had been paying attentions for
some time to young lady, who, he
had reason to think, did not fully re-
ciprocatc his ardent feelings. At all
events, the parting, on her side, was
not so affectionate as he could wish, and
he was impressed with the belief that
she only kept him as standby, in a
default of better offer, II don't be-
lieve, Stiles would say, with a despond-
ent shake of his head, Il don't believe
Ann Jones II have me anyhow When
we had been out a few months. and
had met with fair success, Stiles tone
was modified. The burden of his
monologue changed to, well, | dunno
but what Ann Jones II have me after
all When a thousand barrels of oil
were under matches, he became more
hopeful. Chance is pretty good for
Ann JONES' he would say, Pretty |
good now. At fifteen hundred he as |
sumed a self-satisfed manner, and So
liloquized-I guess there's no danger
but what Ann Jones II have me now.
At two thousand barrels-Ann Jones |
IL be glad enough to get me now; I
know When we cut the last whale
to fill the vessels hold and squared
away for home, Stiles threw his hat in
the air with a wild Indian yell of tri-
be darned if I'll have
Ann Jones anyhow.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10

WAS NOT AFRAID.-A well known
young lady of Northampton, Mass,
caused some excitement at that place,
by appearing on Main street, in her
usual elegant attire, leading a cow
1t seems that her grandfather jokingly
promised her the best COW if she would
lead it from his house to that of her
father, about half mile distant, and
her father promised to throw in a
fine gold watch. The feat was prompt
ly performed, and the young lady re-
joices in the possession of an elegant
gold watch and a good COW.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10

A little boy was washed and dressed
one morning, and sent to Sabbath
school, being warned not to pass the
smallpox hospital. During the exer-
eises the teacher asked Geo. if he had
ever been baptized Smallpox and
vaccination happening to be uppermost
in Georges mind, and being rather
too young to know the difference be-
tween baptized and vaccinated, and
being ashamed to be thought ignorant
he promptly and somewhat pompously
answered:
Yes, sir; I have been baptized
five or six times, but it never took
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A good joke is told at the expe

A good joke is told at the expose
of suburban school teacher who kept
after school youngster who had man
Tested great aversion to acquiring
additional learning, and in the course
of the reprimand the teacher said
Now, James, can you tell me
one single thing you have learned
since the quarter commenced p
yes, | have learned one thing"
what is it,?
well, | learned where there is a
bully chestnut tree that none of the
boys knows about, and 1 was going
there for nuts if you hadn't kept me
after school,
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A gentleman was Gliding his son
for staying out late at night, or rather
early next morning, and said:
why, when / was of your age my
father would not allow me to 60 out
of the house after dark
'Then you had a duce of a father,
you had snecred the young profigate.
Whereupon the father very rashly
vociferated-
Il had COMPOUNDED sight better
one than you, you young rascal.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-10

A romantic young lady fell, the
other day, into the river, and was
nearly drowned, but succor being for
tunately at hand, she was drawn out
senseless and carried home. On COM
ming to, she declared to her family
that she must marry him who had
saved her life. E.5
Impossible said her papa.
what, is he already married?'
NO
Wasn't it that interesting young
man who lives here in our neighbor-
hood?'
Dear me, not was q Newfound-
land dog go
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Subscribe for the WEEKLY ARGUS.
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Prentice called George Francis
Train "a cipher hunting a figure to
pass for something
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY sim. 90 /, v

r sne some size and general Character n. A.. nm,
eading az Ply Win greater variety OF msce,ien
eater ireshness the news TO its subscribers viii
teaa OF once only. S'"e' TWICE week IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-25

BOSTON, April 10 -CoEFEE.-There is very little
change TO no:ice in H'1ee. SINE considerable
has been done in Java. but Otherwise the demand
is only for mall jobbing lots. The sa'es include q
lot OF Il, Go pockets Java on private terms: l0oO
pockets Singapore Java al lsc; sn'sll lets OF Java
at 19ha23c, AID Rio NJ l4hai5Hc . 10. 81 Do
mingo is 1ulet. and prime IL LnhmlDnlty sXal0c
p Is, gold, In bond. Srme considerable 81 DO
mingo has been shipped 10 Europe from New
YORK.
CoTToN.-The maj ket for cotton has been dull
during The week, al Il prices have ruled 10 favor OF
buy ers, manufacturers purchasing onl. In small
lots as wanted. The sales have been al 9allh
for ordinary; 12h al2c for eotd orr mary; 1874
1890 for low mlddling and i4Aa15Mc. lor mid
ding. inciuaing uplands and Luli. Tie hlgh
grads are scalce, but sales ale, with diff nifty;
made al a satisfactory prize.
DoMRsTlcs.-1herc has been considerable &C.
1ivity IN cotton goeds aid standard Slit eIlngs. and
other goods have heen Slid to some. extern.
Prices have moi varied materially. but Ihe market
is more firm for most kinds Of goods. For wuOneis
there is some ID mand from the c!othiers for heavy
goods, with the prospect OF more movements.
Stocks are 10 oderaie. and as the COS! o. prodnc-
ton has been considerably Increased recently, full
prices are Looked Ter.
GUNNY BAGS.-1he market is quiet, and the
sales have been Of no importance. Prices are
numtnslIy l5ha16c. currency.
GUNNY CLoTn.-Ths aitic:e remains as dull ps
previously nollctd. although there ~ not much
pressure 10 sell ut ary concession. We quote do
mestics at 2cc. Calcutta at lSalShc per yara.
sales OF 100 bales Cn'c,tta At lsc, and and 10
bales ut 1870, currcnc,.
N.yAL SIoREs.-Thr nal ket for spirits turpen-
tiue Is firm, with o fair demand ~ 56a5'c yer ga
Ion, and 100 bhls 10 asrtvc-a 55hc per gallon.
Tar is quiet with small sales 81 s3as rs per 'arni.
Rosin Is scar &C ami arm. with Scissor 100 nsrreis
pale at So S and small hts ~ so i5a7 per Dbl.
Pitch IL Selling Mt s. 90 per barre. for SOUTHERN.
RIcR.-The market Tor rer IL arm win asfeaay
demand. The sales h., e been at 8hn9xc per 10
for prime and choice Carnllna; luO Palma a. &c;
other lots do at 7&as%c; 100 bugs Raj goon Ut
So so, ard Smu | lois d" ut 7a7Ac per 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-25
.Ne.y York Rice marked.

From the Daily Bulletin, April %: Domestic
continuss in lair de mand, but the salt are small
for want OF STOCK, aud buyers ale seeking sup.
piles II om parcels 10 arrive. We pOte aoout IS
casks Carolina In lots al SKasc for ordinary TO
primes Foreign is In lar supply, end mtets with
q good I, ade demand, and ia finn. Sales or 1000
bags part yesterdaylat l7AaiHc, currency, duty
PAID. and 3,Ia3Hc gold, H. bond.
Fl ON The JLurDs al Of Commences. Flee remains
Quiei. For Carolina III, re is s. me inquiry Ind
steady prices are bid, Int The small sock pre-
vents much business. RangoUp sells ina mode
rate way.ior dc aleIs' ute al unchanged prices.
We quote Carolina at.S1Gsc, and Rangoop, duty
maid. Mt Ia7i1c. currency.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-25
. Rksssna4na :.

Per Steamship Charleston. nom New York
Mrs reer,, Miss A li.ery, J Deery, :! Oeery, VIC
Webster. Mr. Smith, Mr. Peake, Capt. Irrsey and
wife, J Timmons, ] K Church, h Harding, jos Or
gill, II W Prescott. o G Prescott. Mrs II + Ewing,
W 4 Courtney, Mi Archer. J q Wes., w O.ttrst n,
n Merriman ana vile. II Hemingway and wife,
M wicks, Van " WicSs, G Christie, M Barker,
uMotepHss, CT Sloal{ II Earle.
Per steamer Elizx Hancock, irom-SevannAh via
Beaufort, 6c-J French, W L!tllc, z T Dorm and
wife. T Hermann, MISS N 4 Hermanu captain
Chester, f. Valentine. L Bullard. Mrs Prescott. A.
Reed 6nd wife, Miss Hill, Mlsi Prescott. w q In.
w.,rd, F. Palmer, j NJ Cruwtoot, Miss Wtlams,oA
Whit, ] Heuaricks, and Is on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-25
Markets by Telegraph.

ornos. Aprl 24-Noon.-Conso!s~9s. Bonds
Sew Yoaz April at-Noop.3s.oek. strong and
active. States dull and sttady. money cay d.
O.. Geld laK: steriing-lopso' short loS' GOV
Eyen!ne.4Money easy at SUBSCRIPTIONS 4.
Sterling firm ,eXa10; Gold ION, Governments
steady. Tennesse's ana SCUM CaIoinas s.a sesy
at Saturdays rates. 4TeaRessees s67;SeW 67I.
Yireinias. 81; new nv. Louis,aDas, 81; new os;
levees 49,; eights SO: Alabamas lol; nseHle:
new Is. South CaroInas n; new g. Ffeghts
NEW ORLEANS, April 24-steriDg 22k. Sight
exchange e premiums Gold leH.
s COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 24-NooncCottcn noldsM
pressing sales. Uplands II, Orleans 49,; sales
1--WE EVening.-costoni closed aat and Erespar;1p.
lands 7Hd; Orleans 7Kd; sales $4,000 bales; e1'
NV .YosK, April, u-Noon.--ooiton quiet but
frm; uplands HXc, Orleans l61c; sales 10000
bales. 10 -,
Fvening-Cotton irregular and uIsstiled; sales
BOSTON, April 24.-cotten. quiet and steady;
middlngs 15o; net receipts l6s; gross 1870; SALES
BAlTfMoRs April &.-ootton quiet: niddlInss
l4Xc; net receipts 100 bales; gross, lss; exports u
Great Britain $40; coastWlse ITO; sales $50; STOCK
NORFOLK, Api tfA |cottonnrms low nllddllng8
I; 13Hs1s4c net. recsipts 1887 6alesi expof@cYst-
WlLMIS6ToN, April N.-Cotion quiet; middnQgs
14c; mel receipts 2s4 bales; exports coastSise "
SAVANNAH, April 26-Cotton quiet; mid,liuss
1871: net receipts l&2s bales; exports 10 Great
Britain Sls; continent 7s; coasswise 1883; spiee
J 1fScsiIE, April 4.-cotson quiet; middfnga
14Xc:. net receipts 1895 bales; experts coastwise
Gl94; sales d 90; stock 1850.
NEW ORLEANS, April A-Cotton duh and nom
1nal; middnngs 14halt$c; net receiPts SsSs 5saes;
$7se;to Bremen ess; 10 Barcelona 1903; coastwise
Q 1914; stock 192.4a6.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April 24-Noon.-Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn a shade
frner. Pork. favors buyere, sl8a1S l2h. LARD
dull. TurpentiRe quiet at sshas9c. Rosin quiet;
stralned$2 IS.
Ey.ninR.-Fieur. Southern, dropping; coupon
to fair extra, Sc 7oa7 Is; good tothoioe 81 SOAP;
Whisky s1hc. Wheat lac lower; winter red
and amber western. 81 57a1 go. Corn q shade
frmer, with mod erate export and home demand,
+. at 72a53xc. Pork heavy al $1sal8 %. Reef dup-
Lard q shade frmer; kettle 1lHc. Naval stores
quiet. Talow q shade easier.
BAlT1MORE. April A--Fionr. iamAy, sctlse;
market favors huy ers on medium and high
grades. wheat Rrm and unchanged. Corn dun;
white and yellow Southern 10. Polk dnll q ~.
Bacon hIm; shoulders SIC. Whisky scSrcs at
92ae2x. -.
CINCINNATI, April 2s.-Flour dull and dropping;
prices at SIC. Pork unse tiled az SIS l2h, seller
April. Lard nominal. Eacon droopDg; clear
sides 0Kc. Ehlskey dropping at Stsso.
NEW ORLEANS April 2.-Corn scarce aud 1rInefE
mixed Tic; white and yellow 72a75c. Oats 64a6scil
Sugar and .moasses unchanged.