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DIANO FOR SA LE-A fine toned 7 octave
Il ROSEWOOD PLANO, in complete order,
and Us good W new, will br sold Il bargain, if
carly application is made. Enquire ut this otice3
mar NJ-eoit$
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DOR MEN 4 y d 30 5.
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR

We have put on our retail counter about -
pieces (about 1900 yards of Cassilnercs, Twccls,
and Cloths, ut greatly reduced prices, and thirk
We can now suit all purchasers
NH 10 ROBERT L. WOOD.
NOTICE. subscriber has rented that
~ commodious threo-stnry BRICK DIV Eli
LING, ., Cameron street, tw" doors .r"in l'itt,
and is now prepared to accommodates BOARD
Frs
NH 29-2w MARY T. TRIPLETT
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CTiRKE'S DIXIE PLOW.

Direct from The factory, at Chicago. lnr sale by
NH 2l-lm TliOS. fEhh1.
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BY invitation of Mr. f. c. Williams Of the
county of NUttnway, II number of gentlemen as
srnblrl at his residences, Saturday, December
10 to test. by practical experiment, the culnpara-
tive value of the Dixie Pl"w, manufactured by
Sturkc ~ Co.. and amy other that might enter
the field of competition.
The blows were taken to the field ut lull:pust
two O clock D. m. the following gentlemen act
ing rs Judges: +. ". Epes, J. B. Williams,
Robert Scott Jas. ). Giliam VIM. Il. Christian,
Richard Epcs. Dr. Daring, Sidney Graves,
Walton Sydnor +. &. Williams, G. n. Seayund
were the principal pl"wtncn, Mr. W.. Sydnor
working the Watt pillow and :. Graves the Dixie
both Of whom handled them with naStrrly
skill and Success
Tho rluws entered were the Dixie two-horsc
right and left hand p"w> and the W att two
horse left hand. 500" after the lrIl c"llinchrr'i'
the beam Of the Dixie right hand broke III two
and WAS laid aside, the contest being narr"wal
tu the Watt left hand and Dixie left hand. The
soil first selected was StuhhI" "an without S"!I
but rs the pl,'ws were new, and ana not turn III
consequences of the rnnghnrSS Of the castings, ~
ter Il short trial il w.ls decided To take them ia
another field where the soil WAS well truddcn,
tenacious clay, with timothy sod covered with
vegetation and with straw; The lows here per
formed their work admirably, cutting ami turn
ing clear without choking.
a. the Dixie was u new c"ln"r rs the r"ntr.t
waved warm, most Of the Judges took hold Of 1t
To- test personally lis practical working. While
there is no intention Ia do injustice /" amy, ~
neither party had agent or representative pre-
sent, and both pl"ws did WE'LL yet the trial, with
the award of the judges, i deemed "t sufficient
Importance to the interest of agriculture /" JUST
f. its publicati"n
The award of the Judges Was unanimously Ill
favor of the Dixie on the following grounds:
LIST. 1t Gu. Il deeper Through.
I'd 1t cut Il wider Through.
,l 1t moro rllrclu;,lly inverted the sod.
4lh The draft seemed t" be II" creator.
9TH The mechanical arrangement for altering
cut WAS deemed more simpl" and efficient.
At the conclusion of the trial some Of tlirjud9's
were 80 pleased ~ to determine I" order them
for their own use j. VI. HURT. Secretary.
certify that the above was sent I" the Rlrh7
lnonL Wing for publication by myself; that !
nm not acqIaintrd with Mr.. Starkc; that hr had
never seen the paper and knew nothing "t il:
contents and WAS in II" wise Il party t" the trial
of plnws alluded to.
january :, ISL D. VI. HURT.
We the Judges IN the "pl"w Trinl' on the
farm Of Mr. +. G.. Williams. published III the
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january =, 1871.

de- not believe in pillow trials made hy the
manufacturers themselves. but hop" that every
farmer will at once max" full trial I'll the DIXIE,
with every pillow he can lnd and huytha which
does the best work. | have not been able I" sup
DIV the demand. nor fill my orders for some
time and must leave the field trials where they
rightly bel nng-tn farmers themselves.
T. H. STAEKE. ll4u Main street.
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PROFESSIONAL.

A CARD-Thc subscribers have entered into
n copartnership to practice Medicine Sur
gerry and Pharmacy. Office No. 1G5 King ST.
corner of Washington.
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We the judges IN the "pl"w Trial on the
farm Of Mr. +. G.. Williams. Published III the
Wing. hereby certify that il wa- directed /" lc
sent /" that journal communicates by III"
indians who made the award.
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o. a. STEVENS, Gen. Supt
w. J. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. jan 2s-ti
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DIIR; 30 y + ID l. : II
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CHA Ms.

y
Twill prosecute before the Claims Commission
fst constituted and before Congress the Claim" OF
iuyul persons in the South for supplies furnished
the armies Of the l.. :. during the late war Adj
dress Washington d. &.
JOS SEGAR
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Jan III
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
MUSICAL NOTES.

The friends of Miss Maria Brainerd-and
their name is legion-wil be interested to know that
complimentary concert for her benefit is announced at
Chickering Hall 10 is to he given tomorrow evening.
The Misses Bukley Mr. Bush, Mr.. Schautier, Mr
Beckett, Mr.. Eirber Mr. Bergncr, and the weber
Quartette" will take part In IL.
A concert is to be given at the Union League
Theater tomorrow evening for the benefit OF the
Hahnemann Hospital. It is under the auspices OF a
committee OF ladies' and under the direction OF hr p A.
Rvarde and the list Of performers announced to take
part in IL includes the OF Miss Anna simon, Miss
Segur Miss T0mlnson, Niss Davenport, Miss Munier.
MIR Eugene Clarke, Mr. POzuansk Mr. Frederic Bergner
and Mr. VilanOya. Arrangements are making Tor q
large floral display on the stage.
German opera still flourishes at the Stadt
Theater, and the ia likely to be prolonged all
through next month. "Lohengrin" has achieved a
gratifying success, having been already played about
dozen times, and promising to interest the German
public for some time longer IL Is given, as we have
already said, In most crediable manner ana Win eac
repetition OF 1t our wonder grows that so me q w0rK
should been for twenty years unknown In America
Lighter operas given from time TO time through the
week. and, summer uraws near benent performances
multiply. 1.-THE HugueBots" was chosen Tor tne dement,
of Mr. Carl FOrmes last Saturday, and Aubers Mason
and Locksmith" was presented for Mr.. Franoseh on
Tuesday. Neyerbeer's "LAfricaine" and some other
heavy works are in preparation.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
HAPS AND NISUAP3.

Mira Mary Fulmer, age Al, was dangerously burned,
M evening BY explosion Of kerosene lamp Ia hs apartment a' no.
l0i Ptt-st
ID. w. Hcops's confectionery establishment. no: no;
Tbnay 100 By Gre last evening nsne Tor s'O0
BY the PheniI Compsny
The body of an unknown man, age 30, with daik
br found las. evening In the north rr OF ne
foot Of Twenty -ourthst
Sarnuels & Sternberg's stock of clothing, on the
the third eoor Of No Ill Chambers was dsnsYe -O V '' ~
evening. Tie building damaged 520o Both insured.
Christina Deiffenbach, age 60, OF NO. AZ Smlth-stI
T. fell through the hachva yesIrfy lom uh 'Nu
floor cellar Of No ~ White and Uss Instantly KILLED.
James Saunders of No 81 Marion-st. was assaulted:
last evening Genwr BY James Dillon OF NO Jo
spring bad his broken Dillon was locked ny al 'ne ofen
wich-st Police Station
Herman Spelton's confectionery establishment,
Cenast damaged 800 By fire YESTERDAY yonn PIC
tailoring establishment on tire third uo't OF NO 80 D
also damaged SlOO
George Gibson. age H. of No. CSC Eleventh-aye,
Injuries received March "a being run over W
felhl Hudson River Railroad, IN Eieveahe e "4s
nd on the sad fell Of
Detective SimingtOn arrested John Howell last
evening for having aud belonging to zen
Coo IN No ia Bsr1en Bookiya thief locked Police
having sold bofse
which he had hire from Jane: MllSari OF sftiha'e
Herman RosenburC's kerosene oil and liquid gas
ogery damaged $500 by 5r yesterday inare
BC0 Lycog Company Thomas Nelly oI engine Oopnl
No pipe attached length o hose was Do"n rom
sslk sn seriously bdne! by the explosion o
barrel OF Liquid
Coroner Schirmer concluded, Yesterday, the IN
1nest igad Reey OF No 4Ol B FortYeghh Nlo
night OF March H. The jury rendered YER
t agbs Deyey Tho latter he'll 10 bAi IN 9io
the and was present when the occurred "'a'
slsssi 10
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

protection Of laws far a. that right mpcred
by denial of such protection account Of color
or previous condition OF servtude He argued that Con-
gress had the same right 10 impose obligations
ties 10 had e0 indivduas, banks, or on railroad
corporations. ....s
Mr.. PERRY (Rep. Ohio) thought that many OF the
objections made TO the report and made TO the original
bil wore treated constitutional objections, when in
fact they were merely objections of expedency. He
sustained the sherman amendment "a holding eommu-
mites responsible only for penses committed against
the rights wloA Congross bound 10 maintain and
protect The real question whether this provision
within the fair and appropriate exercise OF egisla
tive discretion Tho acts of the States of New York.
Pennsyyapia, and Massachusetts, and, as hs In
formed, of Kentucky, in that direction, showed
that was within the appropriate exercise Of legisla
tive discretion III IL was be held that II constit
tonaL Gentlemen on the Democratic side had spoken
of going back TO the Dark Ages" They not going
back but they pcre back In the Dark Ages Tho Repub
icans were for getting away from that condition OF
things but the Democrats for remaining In IL and
letting mobs riot In the Southern States.
He warned people OF the South that II the KuKluX out
RACES were not stopped bin would be passed next ses
sion compared with which the pending bill would he
IKE a lamb to the lion That kind OF thing must be
stopped and he desired his friends the other side TO
understand that In time and In q good spirit.
The debate hero closed, and the House proceeded to
vote on the adoption OF the Conference report.
The report rcectedYeas, "A; Nays, l06 The fol-
lowing Is the vote In detail
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Executive Committee of the German
Peace Festival reported last evening: Receipts s6Os TO-
expenditure, 500 ca hand 5is o. which will be
given to the Treasurer Of the Relief Fund.
Several of the heirs and Others interested
I'm tho recovery Of the Harrison estate in England met
at French's Hotel, yesterday. TO consult with their
agent H. O. Smith, to the prosecution Of their claims
A number Of gentlemen learning that Mr.
James Steele Mackaye, the sole authorized agent OF
Francois Delsare Of Paris has returned to ths country
n establish free school of art under the Presidency OF
DeIsarto himself have asked Mr. Macmye 30 give lee
tnre ON the subject which he has consented 10 do at
Stenway Hall on the 24th inst
A meeting of persons interested in the Warm
Springs Manufacturing Colony in Madison County North
Carolina was held at No. 2l4 Bowcry last evening,
Charles H. Fenon in the CHAIR. report from the gen
er agent represented the Solony very prosperous
Mr. l. h. LYMAN exhibited q map OF tho settlement ana
planned the advantages OF the dinerenI lOcanti i
Chairman, f. III. Newman, and Guido fuTuian aisV ~
dressed the meeting The first drawing OF 0ts VIII tao
place the springs May 2: the second soon aieer.
The 4Sth anniversary OF the New YORK
Lying.in Asylum took place yesterday at the Asylam
No s5 Marionst, the Rev. DR. Burchard presiding The
resident physician Dr. Chas. Ward. reported 2'f cases
treated during tho yoar. The report OF the treasurer
showed hand at last report s2si3 ~ received
during the year. 81 S82 02 expenditures sJko1 oi' o
hand s2i32 l8. DIS Parker. Cock, and Mccl0ud edon
briefly addressed the meeting, cOngritutatng te Dodfu
OF Managers the continued success OF we Asylum
The Board OF Officers for the present year femais u
changed The ladies who have this charity IN charge
are endeavorng TO more comnodoas Dnii'hSS III
another of the city.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY APK11. 90 1871
THE ALBANY FARCE.
HOW LEGISLATION Is CONDUCrED-FEW IMPORT
ANT MEASURES PENDING.

ANT MFASURlS ftNDlN'.
ALBANY, April 10.-The Legislative mill IL now
running the utmost speed grinding out local hD' IL
is supposed that the adjournment will take place
on Friday By tho watch the time required to read the
title Of bill call the roll OF l27 members, ana figure up
the result ia about minute and quarter or course
such legislation ia the sheerest farce. Occasiohaiy
member will oppose bill, and sometimes. thougn very
rarely, bin will be defeated Two bills were iost tnis
morning One OF them provided for the lowering OF the
Erie Canal dam In Tonawnnda Creek, which Causes
the overflow OF some 10000 acres, ana ooca-
sions miasma and other nuisances 10 the people
OF Erie and Niagara Counties. This bill was
voted against by the corruptionist majority because
II would take money from the State Treasury the TAM
many Democracy being great economists OF tho puDho
money whenever any of II is wanted for other tnan ther
immediate purposes The other bill which failed to
pass repeating the charter OF the Greenwichst
Elevated Railway. Although the NewYork delegation
voted for it In body, 1t received only 80 votes MT
scrbner stated TO the House that the Company had per-
fected ON improved motive mechanism, which would
shortly be applied. Except the annual appropriation
bills, there now very few measures OF Importance
awaiting action.
Tho bill making appropriations for public aud charta
BILE institutions commonly known the Charity bil,
considered and passed in the Assembly tonight
The given from the state Treasury by this bill Is
every year growing larger Last year $4,000 was ap
propriated This year the b 1t came from the Com
mttee Ways and Means gave $3.50 OO and tho amend
ments made In the House have sweed the amount TO
100000 The Roman Catholic institutions get about
two-thirds OF the whole amount. About 20 members
voted against the bill, of whom all but were Repub
Icans. -. r+','. -
The Senate this morning passed by q strict party
vote, the Buffalo Police BILL the bill providing for sepa
rate tickets for Congressman and Members Of Assembly
and Senator'S and two bills relating to Rensselaer, Coun
In the evening that body considered and passed the
Supply BILL Several amendments adopted includ
ing increasing the appropriation for the new Capitol
to s650.OOO. The amount fixed by the House was
t260.0oO
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
Au Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed nth f's
name and address.
DIED


ALDAMA-Ou Wednesday morning April ~ Mr. NJ De Assnt a
The friends oy respectfully invited To at ~ r uns's
from L late residence % West PorSevenht on Fnd Iae <
st II o'clock.
DLAKEsHR On wedursy eyering April 10. L5d xis of os
BiAkesee in the 7ith year of her age
OF funeral hereafter
New-Hagen papers please copy
BROyN-kt Stamford Conn April 49, 1871 Msnnni Clarke rih, ~
W. Brown, and daughter Of tie le Charles ia" .
The funeral wb bed Al 81 johns Church. e@mou
THURSDAY, the 10Th inst, ats O'Clock p IA
ppIsToWn Brooklyn on Weineay April 49, 1874 ,ner het
Illness Bul B'tos eldest daughter oil john ADD he e "fp
The ferl will tsse place from her late edence corner sI''e "s
Seyeath-st. Brooklyn on Friday, April y. st2;~ p m
CrrTD-At Sanford, Co.. ~ Y April 49, 1871 iDer1ss W.
Farai Thursday April 90 His remains will he sse' I" Oo~n" Co
for interDel
coSAcURR-On Wcne~iag the lust, en ~ b. laughter %
John and be late Eliza Couscher
TIC friends Of the family send her hn"ral rom hU
late dence Twenty secoDt on Friday "a ociocA
GYOp Tue,a April 1871 the residence o his rsop, Jobs
and 1lbeth tuy 2 igbt OF heart dissse, tbar'7 GoJ.
Rpsenl ses at the Church Nativity. Avenue c. bwees
flh aud to-day, O'Clock Friends OF the iimiy are 10
specfuly invited 10 attend
McCuTCHRN-A Bridgeport Conn, W,inesly AP1i "a Nsy
c. daughter AID Toe late Ano McCuiehen AID u years
Fgne,s II iske place On Friday ius p from her late
residence. Norrlanst. bridgeport Conn
MIrCHRLL-On "Wednesday April H. John Mitchell te 6h yoas
Relatives and friends Of the family specially invited to eei hs
funeral residence ii5 Soth Ffbst. lFooAb". D.,
on Saturday, April y, at2p
New -Lonion Conn, papers please copy.
Ceutre Norehes. L. L. April 49, Hsney, wife Of L. D. Vsh
Frod, OF e family are invited to attend
Church. st3 p. 90 Friday. 2it inst
vOY CAMP-At vernon, Tuesday April 3 1871 Emma lor
n ,ma ms Inferred Silver Lake Cemcter, Staten ist
Tbusdiy, April 10 At 4 O'clock p
WRBBOn Tuesday. April 49, sfer short ins Asle r. wife
Edward Webb daughter James Mor aged usn,A
Tie relatives and the family respectfully nyt~i to snan'
from her residence No ld Pe'y-t on Fnd 2lS '
at | o'clock
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

,.s.nt and who have power 70 ass1 ns,,nct ,% SUP o
prSssj so TO DO In other words, IL aea VIII tn9 be
eluSndcr ihe Constitution. Every citzen, ha.ink ,.s
seouiedro se of organization to commit sne o 5cer
nen ~ xss made his bounden duty rs eiuzen a., "a rrn
and wt osts To render affirmative assistance IN pro
ooS property against unlawful aggression. ogf M
haviag that power, iails ~ ~ ~ " cio@' ~ ~
S~incpal In the outrage lseh. ,.,,,r,a The partes
MIct nv these terrible ourages, whose sH .~y
ssce WAS now admitted, were now 10 ~ o,d ysre 10
cunie reneiy such as sueing the cony ~ ~ the mur
10 sue the actual perpetpoIs oi Ised S
9e pes and scourgings who were, & ns orSnment that
ders oond not he discovered. I've sta,a sovern.
soa,,Se sna a county was part Of ~, sneJ In the
n, and could not therefore ., DC ,perest legal
Iuitca states Courts, was tno aI,e 1eft I'm the
tchocoy TIE only provision ol a! ,h limited states
@ was ths use of the military force oi % %ould NOT have
W U ease Of necessity He (Mr. ShermNo oSon Of things
sSrs feei roo gugeriy because tne rU war He
h s,,eb they had 10 dead was tnat oi nr n such
@ rrip In create state Of UNIVERSE WI went on
We aossSrv 10 put down these outrags, Ltd or one
a va 81 rct one offender would De euAN'''o
toiia1 ~ damages be paid underH IT.
.s- Dshate OF political nature continued Oh 'io
v,,,, hin uptl O'Clock. when 1t was cohcurreu il'
arnnlic,ns in tho negative being Messrs Rod
tne oiis I'm resolution was then passed to ad
' sine die, at p n and the Senate then
.dio1rped OF Il0 o. m'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
PERSONAL.

James Tyson, now living near Des Arc, Ark,
claims fought In co battles and skirmshes on the
side of the Rebellion aud to have received more 'ha ~
wounds. He Is still able to manage a Small iarm
The Rev. w. II. II. Murray of Boston, has
family homestead in Guilord, Conn.,, where Dr. Lyman
Beecher was born To that homestead he has added the
attractions of deerpark and fine stock OF horses ana
poultry.
Some one, giving "reminiscences OF promi-
nent souherners says John Sde Quilted this city, and
went IN Ney-OrIeans, on account OF duel he had
tonight be having challenged casual acquaintance for
alludng to him as the upstart son OK tao" cnahur
The wife of Count Won Beust has received,
It is said 30 many sights and even rebuiis from inc
members Of the Austrian nobility and their exclusive
society that abe has quit Vienna in very uDamiaole
frame o, mind and gone to Geneva to reside. Tns
Count Saxon, and reported to ENJOY at present very
little favor at Court. .
EOpintOne, the most prominent pOnucal
Journal in Italy gives series Of striking letters de-
soriptive of the recent celebration OF Italian Unity In
NewYork some interesting and vivid portraits In the
unrest italian Of the several speakers on that OCCASION
The authorship OF the letters Is attributed TO Prof Bota
of this city, whose labOrs the success Oh the deon
strati0n was mainly que.
Recently. George NJ. Ellis died In Chester
County Penn in his e2d year He is reported to have
had the consumption nearly all his life his physician
having assured him. before he was co. that he could not
survive the next two Ellis was so pale and thn
for 40 years previous to his decease that ne was
been with two exceptions tho Oldest man n inc county
MANY of the English seem determined to
look upon Louis Napoleon great martyr and lose no
opportunity to express their admiration and sympathy
some OF the local papers bent upon making nero OF
h, hecanse he recently lent some aid to extingsh
re at Chsehurs in which he is said 10 have received
several slight burns: He appears 10 nave S'oou h ''
ter there than at Sedan
The Rev. George N. Boardman, formerly
Professor In Middebury College, has been appointed to
the chair of Systematic Theology in the Chicago Iheo
logical Seminary made vacant by the resignation OF Dr.
rosenb Haven Prof F. W. Fisk ID. D., OF the same
seminary will be absent the next year IN Europe taxing
a weI-earned vacation. He expects to spend most OF
the time In Germany, pursuing homietical studies.
Bishop d. w. Clark of the Methodist Epis-
eopa Church. who taken i'll at Peekskl during the
recent Of the Conference there remains in very
preearious condition. He is suffering from an almost
utter postratiCn OF the nervous system ana proDaby
from enlargement OF the heart. His mind, however Is
clear and he converses with hs friends as ineleenty
and cheerfully as ever. His physicians have recon-
meuded his removal to his home in Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. .ALBANr, April ~, IBl
Nearly an hour was consumed in concurrlng
with Assembly amendments to bills and In the reception
of reports
The following named bills we're passed Regulating
storage Of petroleum. and the and control OF the
hrealarm in NewYork; the Buffalo Police bill; TO I'LL
vacancy in the Assembly caused by the ognation OF
James Irving providing separate boxes ut elections iOr
Congressman and members Of tho Legislature; reiatVe
20 doubling the locks the Western Division OF the
Erie Canal and to incorporate the Association Oi the
Bar of the City Of New-York.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill for the RELIEF OF the surviving member, of me
First egmcnt of NewYork Volunteers In the war with
Mexico was passed
The Senate then went into Committee. and took up tho
Annual supply bill. An item of 100000 to complete the
Elfnira RefOrmatOry was inserted; also s52,OO
for The Utica Lunatic Asylum; also, e5i,5OD
10 pay the claim OF Hamilton county
also $4,000 to the Western House OF Refuge; also
s25 900 10 enlarge the Batavia Blind Asylum.
Mr.. BANKS moved to increase tue amount to the new
Capitol TO S75O,0O0. ~
Without disposng Of the question, the Committee rose
and reported progress, when tho Senate. at E5 a. m
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
Sr Lous aprl dnl ani nominal Flour 9uet srperne
Winter IS 5j Winter. S5 s9a P6 Dore Extra - ZS~
s6 5n Wbe-No Spring 81 n Soft Iowa III u ~
Medium 10 Choice Red Fail 81 60 Corn hunr, No ,iyed
in elevator 48d5Je Mixed sacks, 5@9c Oats brnet NO IN
esvs,r 5,r Nret /, s,cks Barley her; No spring.
&c. 81 RE stead, oec Whisky &c Tobacco dT at 90 Oe
80 for Common Good Dark Leaf Sl2Gr 10 for Nsnnaarny
pork held ~ O1Sl9 Drg SAT- Clear Sides seller hrs nail
Msy 40 Bacon frmer, Shour 7tc Clear Rib VG
Conut, Kete Offered Hogs dnl 81 - 6 % ~
CSe Sm a. SO so Recep42OJ b5l Flour 20 10 busl
Wheat l9 900 bush Corn. 1000 bush Oats ,.,-,
NxsPus April l9-Coon lIfaliic receipts 80 bales
shipment 5 bales Corn 66c Oats quiet at b5doc ai du
AMI nomn PORK doll al $8 Gb9 Bacon du Shoulders, &C
Sides gQlOc. ,,,s,o.-
AUGUSTA April 0Coon dull and unchanged as La L.c O
Liverpool Mdilng; sses, $50 bales; receipts 80 bales
WILNiSG1os u c. April lssrints Tnrpenlne market e't'
unsettled sa reported Rosn steady at va - Tor STA
20 rs for Pale Crude 1urpeGtine and Tar Unchanged