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New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

The new edition Of Condensed Nouels, by
BRET HARTE issued by Osgood Co., contains the pro-
ducons of the author previously published under that
title with the addition of "LOhaw" which appeared in
Eresp Saturday. and Handsome Is that Handsome
Docs" after Charles Reade, printed for the first
time The limitations of Victor Hugo and Mchelet strike
us as the most characteristic the volume of which the
whole contents betray the versatility and power of any
Southern mockng-brd
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
OFFICE SUPERVISING ARCHlTECT,
WAsHISGToS; NAV o. 1871.
PROPOSALS for GRANITE for the NEW

STATE DEPARTMENT proposals will be received untl
IA dsy Of June 1871 at the Oce OF the super
yug Treasury Department for furnishing and deliver
buu all the dimension granite required
for the exterior State Department for which ahuu, $4,000
cubic will be required Proposals must the price eulh
exceed cubic feet and tie
exceeding tWeuV cable ee Inc
peut he bnt VIII
cubic Stones be qasre and delivered according TO
schedule that will be furnished the contractor One inch
will qusry dimensions each worked the
aoompan. by sample block Il inches cube Of
furnish which be sound durable Of
and good grain; free from dco other foregs sus
stances capable TIE elements ,s that
fully tested by n buildings aud FROM qnaes capable OF
furnishing the quality and quantity desired within and from
which has been is being USED fer hsesss buildings
Bidders the delivery Of stone
and the per week they deliver Ihy viii also state tue
obtained from their
No bids will be received from the owners ees Of the uar
ries from which the stone Is proposed to he furnished .
All made pnntet forms be obtained o the
Architect and he by penal bond In tho sun
l that the bidder viii execute aud perform
awarded him. and give hoad therefor the penal
Of one hundred thousand dollars leOo and valid and hiong eae
quarry secuiy for the faithful
of the lease TO take eree upon the failure OF the contractor
Of the said authorize the Gov
take fall possession Of the quarry and work " the Ipense
Of the contractor in Of such default
right to reject ill bids received Is reservei
Proposals incosed sealed envelope mod Proposals
FOR Granite for New State Department" and silys,e g.
" A. b. MuLBETr,
Supervising Architect Treasury Department, Washington C.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
Neu Publications.

MEXICAN PHOTO-LITMOGRAPH cos
~ OFFICE has leeu removed to No. i03 Fglion-st ny
A FRESH assortment OF BOOKS ut APPLE-
"A TONS AETIQUARIUh. az Bo~er,. oDDeste h'psi"''
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

The Third Revised Edition of Precedents of
Indictments and Pleas by FRANCIS WHARTON LID, is
issued by Kay Brother and sold by Baker, Voorhis O.
Co in New-York. The general plan of the work COM
prses the form Of indictment with caption.
ment and conclusion adapted to the Federal courts and
to those Of the States with notes explanatory Of
the doctrine contained the text In the present edi-
ton several precedents based upon recent legsla
on have been substituted for obsolete FORMS with notes
of the decisions criminal pleading that have appeared
since the issue Of the last edition.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
HOW IT HKPPENRD.

pray you, pardon me, Elsie,
And sInfle that frOwn away
Tha; difus The ii cit OF your lovely lace
A. "A tbundcr-ciOud the day.
really could not help it,
Before thought, twas d0ne,- -
And those great gray eyes flashed bright and cold,
Like an lclcle in the sun
Twas thinking OF the Summers
when We were boys aud girls,
And wandered iu the bOsaOning WOODS,
And the giy winds roIBped with your cnrls'
And YOU seemed 10 me the same little glri
kissed in the alder path,
Kissed tho little girls lips, ana alas!
have reused a wOnian's wrath.
There Is not so much 10 PARDON
For why were your hps SO redf
The blond hair fell Ia "a shower OF g0ld
From the proud provoking head.
And tie beauty that flashed from the splendid eyes,
Aud played round the tender mouth,
Rushed over my soul ike "A warm sweet wind
That blows fTOm the fragrant south.
And where after ALL Is the harm donet
believe we made To he Gay,
And all OF youth not given 10 love
H. yaiBiy squanecred away.
And strvwn through HES Iow hb0fs,
Lake gold IN the desert sands,
Are loves swift kEsos aud Signs and VOWS
And TIE clasp of Cliuging hands.
Aud when vou are Old and lonely,
Ia AemOry's magic shine
You VIII ses your thin and wasting hands
Lake gems, these kisses OF mine.
An when yOu muse al evening
At the sound of some vanished name,
t'he gbost Of my kisses shall Touch your lips
And kinde your heart ~ flame
We copy the very next piece in the volume for the
AXE Of the contrast both in sentiment and versiica
ION which IT presents TO the preceding, showing
sAst I've 9oet hos no less command over the sbrilI
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
TIE srHrSx OF TIE TUILERIEs.

Ont OF the Latin Quarter
came to the lofty door
Where the TIVE marble sphlnxes guard
The Pavilion de FlOre.
Two Cockucys stood by the gate, and one
L. Observed. as they turned 20 60,
ono wonder He lkcs that sort Of thing
He Is sphinx himself, you know"
~ Thought as walked where the garden gOwed
Iu the sunsets level fire,
OF the Clarlatal whom the Frenchmcn l0athe
And the Cockneys all admire.
They call him SphnX,-it peases him.
And n we narrowly read,
We shall ind some truth in the hunKcy's PRAISE
The man Is Sphinx indeed.
For the Sphinx with breast Of woman
Aud face debOnair
Had the sleek false paws of a hon,
That could furtiveiy seize and tear
So far 10 the shOuders,-hut II YOU took
The Beast in reverse YOU would find
TIE iguOble form OF a craven cur
Was al that lay behind.
She lived by giving TO simple folk
A silly riddle 10 read,
And when they failed she drank their blood
In cruel and raYcnous greed.
But at last came one who knew her WORD,
And she perlshed in pain and shame,-
This bastard Sphinx leads the same base LIFE
And his end viii be the same.
For au Gdpus-PeOple is coming fast
With sweed feet hmping on,
l. they shout his true name once aloud
II false foul power Is gone.
Afraid 10 Gght and afraid 10 fv,
He covers IN an abcct SILVER;
The peope viii come 20 their own at last
God is not mOcked forever.
The rugged vigor of expression in the subjoined
oe5l is in admirable keeping with the depth OF
uman passion which it depicts, embOaying pro-
ound universal sentiment in a sngularly bold and
m i1,nal faDgy
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

Mr. Greel.7 has written this book the rane 'nd simplest msun.r
lie s,k hone generally accorded the merit OF having set
forth he little pretend language that few can m to IN
"derstaad.
have avoided could Of terms and distinctions un'
"ta'aIlsr " the general ear
The little know hydrogen nitrogen etc. have kept TO
them would be useless 10 tAoe
",hes .cooanteI with elementary truths OF chemistry and only
"peIpleIng to others
there paragraph IN my which viii not he readS anu
"ed that paragraph asmpe and IS lucid as intended
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

JKFFERsoSyiLLE Ind, May a. 1871.
DROPOSALS.-SEALED PROPOSALS., III
duplicate y be received this oaee uaul the t day II Jane
hURired
Wall Pics and thousand nEc hurdrcd tornon
less without poles pins from material rccn sewing
tne furnished by the United and delivered
the Depot at JeFrsonye Indiana IN" Tents when
completed will be delivered the place isg in-peclUn
night reject al bids regarded as dsdvauageou "
served by the Government.
ef are invited TO be present opeang PROPOSAL, 1usi be
addressed distinctly ndosed ProPe-a for the
Manufacture OF Tents" 80,
For specifications conditions and further information apply to this
Once.
BY order Of the QusrternssterGenenl, . g. IL. hoiI'
- Depot
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
WHAT KNOW OF R.MIN G
KNOW
FARMING.

The book remarkable and the good sense excellent sdyee
,pd valuable Its that sbouds make really valuable 70 any 'no
in any Of business, occupation, or profession
sell millions Of copies Every family oughto nave AeoPy'
ard they ought TO read and re-resd IT,. 80, L, a.,
1t ought be in the hands OF man. Womsu and ehn IN s
thea
The published in handsome style BeauuplJ
printed, bound elegant cloth covers with gt back
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
Mem Publications.

49,. ,oo.. ever puhhshed upon the subject II does NJ
one No, of dry Agriculture, that DO one ean
,eed is bu work written BY one OF we rTeas - ns " VI
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

p,r, win gather is great deal Of valuable
I'll % .bem In their vocation and the general reader WI pna u n
sdps s.naBg the pleasant style of treating the 'Anous topic
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

think, don't read euOngh-Mr hreeef ta's
"to minge more with work Some think r me nea1s
til their bscks crooked 10 e sem
"banee hoop; but the WORKERS and the thinkers are P
"to be distinct classes wbcrras they should be the SANE -
that has agays been thus II BY no Means iono INV
always sbouh or shall be-"
Mr. Greeley his book: with The JOYFUL tru tha ths a
bsh imperfect they viii ncte Thousands o young e'
10 m loftr pride calling ard take hyeher interest IN us I'M
provmnt will he induced by them 10 read abr
and the which minister 70 m
encv snd mpel progress towards perfection which T Je
have even family fOreseen."
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

~ p.,ne, viii make and save o dollars II he viii on
J and practice from and other readers eey young peop
vii gather from sensible pages advice pn told thai WI" Oe 9o'
10 them n sler life
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
IA LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from PERI ~. North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY,
DACIAS WEDNESDAY. Mav a.
First C.bn passage so S75 Intermediate ejjr sHetase
S28 Steesage Ecseis from above ports 81
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
BoNlL.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06

Cash Capital, Sy0O,COO 90
HON. o. NOBLE, PRESIDENT.
JOHN P. VINCENT, Vice President
NJ RUSH WARNER, Secretary,
II. w. NOBLE, Treasurer.
S. s. SMITH, Special Agent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. o. Noble, Hon. j. P. Vincent,
John w. Hammond, NJ. lIartler,
John Fertig, Capt. j. S. Richards,
Hon. s. Marvin, James II. Neill
Wn. b. Sterrett, +. II. Gibbs,
Henry Rawle, II. w. Noble,
G. T. Churchill, Hiram Daggett,
c. Englehart, Richard O'Bren,
&. NJ. Reed, Jr., Hon. q. b. Dclamater,
Capt. d. p. Dobbins, II. S. Southland.
l.. NJ. YODER, Agent,
SUNBURY, PA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
miscellaneous.

SUCCESS MAKES ENEMIES. They who
are eminently successful in business, or
who achieve greatness; or even notoriely in
any pursuit, must expect TO make enemies.
So prone to selhshness, to petty jealousy
and sordid envy, Is pure human nature,
that whoever becomes distinguished Is sure
10 be mark for the malicious spite of those
who, not deserving success themselves, are
goaded by the merited triumph OF the more
worthy. Moreover, the opposition which
originates IN such desplcable motives, is
sure 10 be of the most unscrupulous charae-
ter, hesilaling at no iniquity, descending
10 the shabbest bitterness.
Opposition, II Il DO honest and manly Is
not Ia itself undesirable. The competitor
in liie's struggles, who Is true mortal,
depTeeates not opposition of an honorable
character but he rather rejoices In L.. 10
is only injustice or meanness which he
deprecates aud despises aud II Is this
which tle successful must meet, proportion,
cd bitterness, Outlines, 10 tho measure Of
success which e1eltes II.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06

MINISTER'S DIET.-One reason why the
apostles preached so powerfully was that
they had healthy food. Fish was cheap
along Galilee, and this, with unbOlted bread
gave them plenty of phosphorus for brain
food. These early ministers wero never
invited out to late suppers, with chicken
salad and doughnuts. Nobody ever en-
brodered slippers for the big foot of Simon
Peter, the fisherman preacher. See that
your minister has full hayersack. Feed
him on cruel during the week, and on Snn-
day he will give you Cruel. What Is called
the "parson's nose" In turkey or fowl is
an allegory setting forth that in many coin
munities the minister comes out behind. A
trail piece Of sausage trying to swim across
river OF gravy on the breakfast plate, but
drowned at last "the linked sweetness
lOng-drawn outn Of kies In tbs mQlasses
cup .he gristle OF a tough OK, and measly
biscuit and old peas In which the bugs lost
their liie before they had time to escape
from the saucepan, aud stale cucumbers
cut up into small slices OF cholera morbus,
are the proyend,r out Of which We are try
ing at Princeton aud Yale aud New Bruins,
wick 10 make Sous Of Thunder Sons OF
mush From such depletion We step gasp
ing into the pulpit, and look SO heavenly
pale that the mothers ia Israel are AFRAID
we will eyaporate before VIC get through
our first sermon, - 1alaiadge.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06

EARLY CHICKENS, The season Of the
year has now fully arrived when breeders
ought to have their stock mated aud placed
Ia their breeding pens, aud whenever a hon
shows slgus OF Incubation, no tine should
h. Lost Ia placing eggs Under heg, Tho
early haicGea chicken has many adyanla'
eos over ,hosn II laler birth ; Il should ha
barne M lnid that u 10 Ia early ehickenhood
tae lialIe u madg that all hereafter placo
ID la the rank OF the large bird oi lls hFesd,
Aud although feedlng has much 10 do ln
the productions oi slzs and maturity, olhsF
thiuss heina equal, tbs early ohlekon IA
suTe 10 be tho bat. ll hshoofea bleoslers,
then, Ah0 slsh t0 e1eel Ia thls lyapget, ~
pT0duou early chickens, although al lhe
coat ul uleonsldefahiu nlors ears aud allfulloh
than Il necessaTy ia ihe Flsing ofihese AZ
laier Iegl0d ln tlie seasoa loaliry lAfoHl'
els.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06

Some ladies recently dressed for party,
aud having on low-neeked dresses, they
painted blue veins ON tho exposed sklnr
lhe party, looked on, aud linally told then
they hadn't got lhosr veins painted within
four inehes Of whero they should b. nainr'
ally. They didn Z know anything aboal
anatomy, 80 they had put the yelns on Jus1
where u haPpensd.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
HARDWARE STORE,
4. Ill. ConIeY. & Go.

j. III. ConIey, AZ tO-
MARKET STREET, SUNBURY, PA,
HAS received q new assortment fall kinds Of
IL Hardware, Cutlery, Mechanics Tools, &c,
of all descriptions. Also Wagon Makers Mate
rials, HQbs, Rims, spokes. Also, all kinds OF
LestheI4or Shoemaker's and Saddler's. Every
thing In the Hardware line can DO found which
will be sold as 10 ~ as can be bought cf any other
establishment "a tho country. Call and see their
stock.
Sudbury Dec. IL 1896
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06

An Illinois woman committed suicide h)
hanglns hlrssllto aa apple lEee' Az the
hiacIal ueighlioT, n0iillng tliu ead apl'eat
anca VI lhe husband, eoas0lrd hiln ~ saY
lug thai he haa ulel sith . lcrfiblr Ices
sfes, . saYs The hus6anl, heaylng q sigh,
''shs mnsi haze kifksA Aks lhandsf y
shake ~ sls bashsls VI gTesa apples lhal
aoali have besh worth Z dollars bnshsl
whsn thsy "a Hps !"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06

A Ouakera advice 10 hia soa on hls
wsAdlns day whoa lhee weat . eflgt
lns, 1 toll lh- n ksep ny eye sis
ol,sa nos That lhgu u ul@ffledi iph 'hss
AZ keap them hall shul %
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06


LIQ OR y IT d IL E!
CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opposite the Court House, SUN
BURY, Pa,
Respectfully invites the attention Of Retailers
and others, that he has ON hand, and will con-
stantly keep all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Brandies: Cogniac, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otard.
Whiskies: Pure Rye Copper-nistilled, Monnn-
gahela, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN
Wines: Champagne Wine, Sherry, Port and
Caret.
Crab Cider, Champagne Cider, n. T. Rum,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS,
And all others Liquors which can be found In
the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail Every article guaranteed as
represented. Also, a large lot of DEMIJOIINS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
isf5- Orders promptly attended IN, and public
patronage respectfully solicited
sunbury, July 8, ls69.-iy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
wILLIAMsPoRT
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
wILLIAMsPoRT, PESS'A.


wILLlAMsPoRT, PESN'A.
Incorporated isG9. Cash Capital, slOo, 900
JOHN WHITE, President
h, W, THOMPSON, seeF'y,
The Original Lighiaing Company
al fennsy " ania.
EyeTy Policy lssggI bJ thIs company lpsaFes
against damage By Lightning az sell as fhe,
gEAIKarsI % AssHss, ArHIl lsl, lSil'
Cash Ia bAnk, tsi ba1 81
Cash Ia banas u Agsnis, liza 10
Lsans On fiItl Mortgage, I'd, 81 b3
L1ahs oa etoek CollateEsls, l,lto o.
II, Il, bonds, 40 %
hlils kesfhahls, ls,siO 10
rsgse Aal fIoptay, 90 ~
tllo.aos %
Eaaiistis FClioiss, Falls psalias, IaIslai NIii,
lsg, saA fgemn fslias, sfs osl lsslsIss
l. A. fOpkh, Assal,
sussvsf, Pa
APal ~ isH en-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
Fire, Life aud Accident
INSURANCE AGENCY
sitIraAN a. DERR,
MARKET STREET, sUNBURY, PA,
rs kgPREsENTEp.

CA ss'. y. z. 4 ~. DISEASES ''' ws: .s.; ssp'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-06
FOR SALE.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS on the corner Of
Il Second aud Chestnut streets, In the Boz
rough OF snnbnry, on which there are erected a
large dwelling house, stable and outbnildings.
The homestead, lals OF Hugh bellas, deed
Also, q Lot ON Market street, In The Borongh
Of sunbury, on which there are a dwelling house,
stable aud oul6uldlnga. InqulIe at the onies oi
b. T.. WoLYHRTOS,
Feb. II, ls7l III Adminlstrato
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08


Today bsing legal holiday, III Of tho
ket bssinsso was generally suspsnded. We
rspeat our yesterdays quotatiens Of street
rates for reference viz: 80l0 Per cent
per annum for Al notes secured BY nm
questionable collaterals l00u for short
and II for long Al business paper without
collatesals, and Is for good do; 90N
for Al mortgage paper and l0l2 for Sec
Cola opened 1t ll0,t ll0ss, and con-
tinue4 the same throughout, but with no
kilograms from New York, there Wa very
little inclination either to buy or sell. A
small amount brought HOS, 5000 ct 1l0ss.
and $1,000 ct ll034.
Some $4,000 private bankers New York
sight were reported, early in the day, ct 70
p cent premium, but aside from this
nothing tfanspired in domestic exchange.
Foreign exchange seemed to be ct CON-
plete standstill. With no sales, and NO vari-
alton in gold, however, rates were n0ml-
nally unchanged, and we repeat them FOR
reference, - follows: 12014 0l2l for god to
Al bill Of landing and clear, and l2lh @
for bank.
Operations in stocks were confined to .
shares Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Canal,
late last night, at $320 do, to-day, at
$3lS, and 100 Crescent City Slaughterhouse
We heard of NO sales of bonds.
Nothing transpired in warrants; 52 is
asked for new State, but there are no bid
ders.
There appears to be no movement what
over for city treasury notes. There is very
little Offering, and rates are entirely
nominal. We quote a. fOllOW0:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08

- T1GU U1Du l j -
~ = duotod ~ -
RUmx1ho market oonttoooo vegy dnll.
With holdess Offering original mee = y
y ~, md no buyers st t6at. BiorotntIin8
q "a SeoM Is Y Dbl:
BAcoH-Coutinues dali. Shoulders srs
hold as 03s o81sc: clear RIB sidee lO% 2
lO7tc; clear sides ll4 ellie ' \. Yesters
day, mot reported. Is casks shoqlders sold
ct she; to-uay 10 casks shoulders sold Of
SAc; do clear rib sides at lOasc. and 10
tierces sngareured hams ct l6c. A lot Of
81 half casks and casks clear sides sold ct
the jackson railroad depot ct llabc.
LA.D-Is dull. Tierce. are quoted At
120l3c; kegs 1914 q 13kc Y b.
DIR SALT MEAr-Is dull ct Sc for shoul-
ders; 9ltc for rib sides and l0c for clear rib
sides.
R1cE-There is NO life IN the market to-
day, and prices are nominally unchanged.
We still quote Carolina prime 994c; good
9h 1880; fair Sac; Louisiana SO 09c for
prime; 71ac for ordinary, and 606A3c for
common.
EscuLExrs-western potatoes are selling
ON the landing at q 5O03 50 p Dbl, a. in
quality. No onions or cabbages coming in
now. No demand for.s sour krOut.
POULTRY AND EGGS Chickens sell on the
levee ct 16s7 y dozen, and turkeys ct $28
go p dozen. Western eggs are plenty and
dull at 1A0 Ice y dozen. j.
BEANs-Are in good supply and dull.
White Western sell at 81 08 and Northern
at 81 y barrel.
COMMUNICATIONS are pending for :
cargo, but no sales have TRANSFERRED. Stock
(gold duty paid) prime l5A l5asc, good
1A3l n IL. fair 1Als n 1A16G u n.
COTToN SEED-Are still selling ut $l2 y
tom without and $l40 Is with sacks.
TALLOw-ls in light supply and good
demand. Prime Texas rendered held at
8a4c, city at 91sc y Is.
BUrrER-Choice Goshen is in light sup
ply and firm ut q 44c y fb. Other kinds
are plenty and dull. Good to choice West
ern Is 026c y Is. :
Com MEAL-l50 bbls choice Kindred
sold on the levee at s. 1914 q Dbl. 1t is
jObbing from store at 50 IS y Dbl.
WHIsKY-Market inactive. Rectified is
held at 095c; Bourbon at 81 5O05 for
pure and 3l0 Is for patent. -
ORANGES AND LEMONs-Are in good sup
ply. and command $40425 p box.
BAGGIKG-Market inactive. Dealers sell
at 90 p yard for India in bales, and 2lc in
rolls; domestic jute at DC, and hemp and
fax at "a 025c y yard.
SALr-Dull and unchanged. Dealers sell
Liverpool coarse at 81 10 II Is, and fine at
81 l50l 20 p sack When large lots are
taken at warehouse by boats deduction
is made for drayage. Table salt, in pockets,
71ac, 3lac, and 2lac.
FREIeHrs-Foreign freights quiet and
steadfer. Liverpool, sail, cotton, sd; to
Havre, sail, IN q l3l6c; to German ports,
sail, Ad; coastwise dull, but rates I'M
changed; cotton, steam, to New York lc;
Philadelphia, 1c; -four to do, 8O@85c; corn,
2Oc: tobacco, 81.
TOBACCO = Demand for new tobaccos
slightly improved, but still small. Sales
since Tuesday 10 hhds, viz: l8, 30 and 4 new
on private terms; old do, 9 new leaf at &c;
3 and do at Size p Is. We quote lugs
53a 07c: low leaf "a 7lac: medium Z Y a Sc;
good a8a4c; fine 9la q l0lsc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-08
COTTON.

Tsonsactiens Of the Week-Receipts, Sales
anA Stock % Hand.
PnOy1DBMcE, April Met receipts of the
,veek ~ stock $500 bales.
& Cr1Y Pour, April Met receipts of the
week, $40 bales.
Boeron, April Met receipts of the
week, $50; gross, 1901; sales; 14O0; stock,
IonroIK, April stock, Also; net re-.
ceipts Of the week: 6l9S; exports, to Great
Britain, 5632; coastwise, 1856; sales, 400.
BAITMoRE, April Cotton: stock,
lO,l0l bales; met receipts Of the week, 995;
gross, N35; exports to Great Britain, 1875;
coastwise. $40; sales Of the week, 1888.
WnMMGToH, April Cotton: stock,
GIG bales; net receipts Of the week. 3l8;
exports, coastwise, $50; sales Of the week,
lis bales.
SAvANxAH, April = Cotton: stock, 49 ,O3l
bales; net receipts of the week, YEA;
exports to Great Britain, $3.50; to France
N75; coastwise, 1913; sales Of tho week,
no balee.
CnARLEsroN, April 7.-Cott0n: stool,
2l,00 bales; net receipts of the week,
go; enQss, 1903; exports to the continent,
0lll; cooltwise 1886; sales, $500.
NODulA April COTTON: stock, 81, $50
bales; net facoipts of the week, SOL; gross,
eol9; exports to Great Britain, 1888; to tho
continent, 2019 coastwise, SIS; sales, 1900.
MEnHis, Apil Cotton: weeks re-
cetpts, $50 baleA exports, 1852; sales,
ESQ; stock, A653. =