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THE COTTON Markets.
Montgomery, Aha, April Is.

Montgomery, Ala, April Is.
The Montgomery cotton market closed
quiet this evening, as follows: Good Or
binary 201c; strict good ordinary 81 &c; low
middlings pfc; middlings 22!c.
Augusta, Ca, April %.
Cotton-Opened rather dull with holders
refusing to yield to buyers. Under the in
fluence of favorable afternoon sdvices a
moderate demand arose and the market
closes with holders very firm at 226225c
for middling; receipts los bales; sales III
bales. ..-.........- ...r
Macon, Ga, April rs.
Market generally very dull, best quality
OF Liverpool middling viii, however, bring
21c.
Cotton-Receipts to-day bales; sales
SO bales; shipments 16 bales.
selma, Ala, April rs.
Sales to-day 40 bales. Middling 224c.
Market quiet with very light offerings.
Columbus, Ga, April rs.
Our market dull; middlings 2l9c. Sales
p bales; receipts 6 bales; shipments 10
bales.
Boston, April 25.
Cotton; net receipts 154 bales; sales 800
bales; stock $4,000 bales.
Baltimore, April rs.
Cotton dull; net receipts 148 bales; ex-
ports to Bremen 1913 bales; sales 40 bales;
stock LILO bales.
Atlantis, Ga, April 9e.
Cotton firm and quiet at 2l4d21Ac. Re
ceipts very light
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AN ARECDOTE OF GEN. ROBERT
TOOMRN

Toombs, of Georgia, is one of the most
gifted of all the erratic geniuses that Amer
lea has yet produced. Like Tom Marshall
and William Haskell, he is a natural born
orator. Mr.. Clay heard him make one of
his political speeches at mass meeting
in Georgia, in 1910, and predicted for him
a brilliant future. 1t is related Of
Toombs that, on one occasion, in the trial
of a very important case before a Geor-
gia jury, he by some strange absence
of mind, got up and made a powerful
speech against his client who was the plain
t.ff in the case. After he had spoken for
nearly an hour, and was about to close,
one of his associates whispered in his ear
that he had made mistake-that he had
spoken on the wrong side. For moment
only TOombs was perfectly dumb-founded,
and recovering Immediately, he turned to
the court and jury and said: INow
may it please the court, and you,
gentlemen Of the jury, [ have In
my remarks hitherto, attempted to give
YOU all, and the very best. too.
that can be said on that side of the Gaze.
and though it may appear at first blush q
very strong case, yet am confident if YOU
viii give me your attention a little while
longer, will be able to convince you that,
after all, my client, the plaintiff, is entitled
to q verdict at your hands. He then pro
cseded to overturn every position previous
ly taken by him, exerting himself to the
utmost of his wonderful ability to repair his
mistake, and wound up with an appeal to
the court and jury 50 thrilling that he car
ried them by storm and triumphantly gained
the case for his client.--F Frankfort Woman.
Ths height Of young lsdy's ambition
two littlo feet, |
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MARKETS. BIZ TELEGRAPH.
The Gotten Markets.


LIVERPOOL, April q. - Cotton quiet;
middling uplands lid; do. Orleans ll46
lid. Sales 10000 bales; speculation and
export 1000 bales.
NEW YoRK, April q. Cotton less active,
but a shade frmer. Sales 42O bales; mid
ding upland 23fc.
NEW ORLEANS, April 27,-Cotton firm;
sales 300 bales; good ordinary 21a; low
niddlings 22Sc; middlings 23Bc; receipts
2.9I7 bales; exports to MOlaga 401 bales;
New York 2, 29S bales; stock s9,17S bales.
ST.. LOUIS, April 27s-Cotton duh am
nominal; middling 224e.
C1EcnSNATI, April Election, demand
light but holders firm; low middling 22sc.
LOUISVILLE, April H.-Cotton frmer;
mlddling 22sc. ~.
CHARLESTON, April 27.-Cotton steady;
middling 22Sc. Net receipts 1877 bales,
exports, coastwiSe 227 bales; sales 20O bales;
stock 1920 bales. D..
MOBILE, April 27.--CottOn dull and
nominal; middling 22se-, Net receipts 152
bales; stock 1888 bales. ~
SAVANNAH, April 27.-COtton quiet
but firm; middling 2211e. Net receipts 251
bales; exports coastWise - bales; exports
TO Great Britain 1854 bales; sales 800 bales;
stock q ,335 bales. .1sr II ~. 49,. ~.
GALVESTON, April 27.-COtton quiet and
firm; good ordinary 2Os6SOAe. Net re-
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

A WISH.
The following beautiful lines were writ
ten by young lady, and were suggested by
visit TO Mount Hope Cemetery, Roches-
ter. They breathe the very soul Of poetry:
would that when die,
My form might lie
Where branches wave and wild flowers bloom
And clear stream gldes by.
Then would Hove to sleep
Where birds gay anthems keep
Stirred by no memories Of departed days,
Der which we wake to Weepl
What If the melody
Tho glad and free,
OF birds and brooks be lost upon mine ear!
Perchance some changeless friend might linger
near,
To sigh for me.
Kind friends will think Of me,
Not as of one whose home can be
Where nought but pain and sorrow dWells,
And grief across my bosom swellsr-
But ss an eagle bird set freel
Then let such sleep be mine
Let Natures music DER my place OF rest
breathe out some simple song loved the best,
In tomas divinel
May 6, 1s45. ALTHBA.
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THE JOSH BILLINGS PAPERS.
Natural History.
THE ROBBING.


The robin haz red brest. ID
They hav plaintiff song, and sing az tho
they waz sorry for sumthing. q
They are MATHIS of the northern states,
but go south to winter.
They git their name from their crate
ability for robbing cherry tree.
They kan also robin currant bush tust
rate, and are smart on a goose berry.
If robin kant find emmy thing else tew
eat, they amt tew fastidious tew eat ripe
strawberry.
They build their nest out ov mud, and
straw, and lay eggs, that are speckled.
-Four young robbings, IN nest, that are
Just Matched out, and still on the half shell,
are alWus az reddy for dinner, az nuzeboy
IL.
If emmy body goes near their nest, their
mouths fly open al once, so that yu kan see
clear down tew their palates.
If it want for the birds, l suppose, Ov
course, we should all be ct up by catterpil-
lars and snakes, but i bav thought it
wouldn't be emmy thing more than common
politeness for the robbings tew let us hav
now and then, just one ov our own cher
riz, to see how they did taste.
THE swALLo.
The swallo Is lively bird.
Swallos make their appearance late in the
spring, and alwus in twitter about sum
thing.
They hav az mulch twitter as boarding
skool miss.
They kan I'll az swift az an arrow, and a
great deal croOkider.
have seen them skin mill pond close
enuff tew take the cream off from it, and
even make the frogs dodge, and not touch
the water. ..
When the swallo Gums, spring haz cum
sure, but thare IL an old proverb Zone Ov
Solomsn's presume) which seq, some swal-
10 don't make spring"
This may be so, but have seen spring
(ov water) that would take q. crate menny
swallows.
Swallows never have the dispepshy; they
live upon nothing, and take CRATE deal oV
exercise in the open air.
They don't set up mites busting, and never
cheat G taylor out Of bis bill.
They don't waste emmy time in the morn
ing making their toilets, but like the flow
ers, shake oph the dew from their beds, and
are reddy for Dizziness.
| kant think ov ennything God has made
more harmless than swallo. They are
as innocent as daisy, and as pure as the
air they swim in. They won't live, shut
up in cage, mulch longer than trout
viii. -....-. -... ..........
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WHAT A PERIWIG DID.
David 6arriek and the MastIE-AI
Actors DfscOmfture,

David Garriek and the MastIE-An
Actors DfscOm6ture.
One very sultry evening in the dog-days
Garrick performed the part of Lear. In the
first four acts he received the accustomed
tribute Of applause; at the conclusion Of the
fifth, when he wept over the body Of Cor
della, every eye caught the soft infection.
At this interesting moment, to The aston
ishment of all present, his face assumed q
new charster, and his whole frame appear
ed sgitated by new passion. It was not
tragic, it was evidently an endeaVor to sup
press laugh. --..- -
In a few seconds the old attendant mobiles
appeared to be affected in the same man.
ner, and the beauteous Cordelia, who was
lying extended on a crimson couch opened
her eyes to see what oecasioned the inter-
ruptiOn, leaped from her sofa, and with the
majesty of England, the gallant Alba1s and
tough old Kent, ran laughing of the stage.
The audience could not account for this
strange termination of tragedy in any
other way than by supposing that the drd-
mats perSOnG were seized with q sudden
frenzy; but their visibility had a different
source.
A fat Whitechqpel butcher, seated In the
center of the front bench Of the pit, was &C
companied by his mastif, who, being &C.
customed to sit on the same seat with his
master at home, naturally supposed that he
might here enjoy the same privilege. The
butcher sat very far back; and the dog,
finding fair opening, got on the seat, and
fixing bis forepaws on the rail of the or
chestrs, peered at the performers with as
upright head and as grave an air as the
most sagac.ous critic of the day.
Our corpulent slaughterman was made of
melting stuff, and not being accustomed
to the heat of playhouse, found himself
oppressed by a large aud wel-powdered
Sunday periwig, which, for the qualification
of cooling and wiping his head, he pulled
of and placed on the head Of the mastif.
The dog being in SO conspicuous situa-
ton, caught the eye of Mr.. Garrick and the
other performers. A mastif in q church
warden's wig was too much; it would have
provoked laughter in Lear himself, at the
moment of his deepest distress. No won
der then that it had such an effect on his
representative.-W dtsOn'S Art Journal.
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Mrs. Grant is a very plain looking person,
aud so far in her career as the first lady in
the land, so far as position can make her,
has developed no strong qualities. She is
spoken of as sensible woman" "kindly
disposed person." she does no foolish things,
and is equally guiltless of brilliant achieve
ment. She is not Dolly Madison,
Martha Washington, or a Mrs. Lincoln.
She takes supervisor of the housekeeping,
dresses extremely, not always in good taste,
rides on the avenue in regulation style, and
attends DR.. NeWman's church. She is a
good mother, an affectionate wife, disclaims
all sympathy with the suffrage movement,
believes in Ulysses, takes no special interest
in politics, s seldom seen In the, gallery of
Of either House--ReVer, believe, except
during the arms and Customhouse inVesti.
Rtions.-C hletandti Commercial Letter.
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If Jenkins ever feels himself in his native
element, it is in, Washington. He has there
a way Of describing balls, parties, recep-
tions and other social festivities that is
unique AID often very pleasing. Here is a
specimen of one of his latest efforts. 1t is
in a description Of reception, which, as
will be seen, was in the evening: "The
scene was truly a magnificent one. The
sky was brilliant with stars, and the. at
mosphere balmy and delicious. The vessels
were at rest on the shimmering waves,
and In the dim distance doomed
up the Capitol like another s.. Marc, and it
required but slight stretch of imagination
to fancy yourself in the beautiful land
where stands
s'Veniee, fair Venice, that bride of the sea,
Where the air is all music, the land Is all gee."
OF course the aristocracy is present, and
the most brilliant members of the diploma
tic corps, of the army and navy. And no
wonder. When the charming hostess
possessed the knowledge of Mezzofanti In
the eloquent wealth Of her brilliant eyes,"
It must have been worth > visit 20 have seen
them.
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FIFTEEN YEARs OF COHsTANCY.

A lady Of this city made the acquaintance
about twenty years ago of young man
living in a Eeighboring town. Fifteen
years since he went to the Sandwich Islands
in search Of fortune, and during these
years q correspondence has, with single
interruption, been kept up between them
until the friendship grew into stronger
tie, and eliminated in an engagement,
which win soon be developed in a matrimo-
NAL alliance. This morning, full of pluck
and love, laden with the best wishes Of
host of friends that witnessed her departure,
she has started alone to make that journey
which shall carry her overland to Califor-
MIA; thence by water to the Islands, where
she is to marry him whom she has not
seen for fifteen years, but to whom she has
ever been true.-Norl5ich (COnn.) Stand
ard, Aprl 10.
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Naahville FIour ana erain Maraet.

FLoUR-Market firm. We quote as fol-
lows: Superfne $3.50; extra $8.75; Xxx
$7.2567.5G xxx $7.7569; choice family
$S.7569.00; strictly fancy $9.2569.50.
Corn MEAL-We quote at 62sc per bush
Ell by the car load for unbolted; zoe for
boiled, and 1925 per Dbl. for kiln dried.
CORE-Shlpments to-day of ], 200 bushels
at Csc, sacked and delivered in depot.
OATs--We quote at 55c per bushel By the
car load, sacked and delivered in depot.
Sales on the le7ee to-day Of 1000 bushels
at 44e.
BRAN-We quote at $26 per ton.
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Nashville Provision Market.

We quote packed from store as follows +:
BACoE-Shoulders &c; clear rib sides nc;
clear sides 7s6Sc; country hams 10sc.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart q Hensley's @. G..
c. Hams, (neW) uncanvased &c; canvased
12c.
BREAKFAST BACoE-We quote at 12kc.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides nc; clear rib
sides &c; shoulders SIC.
LARD-Hart s. Hensley's choice pastry
In tierces 9Ac; kegs lie; buckets 11Rc; prime
leaf lard In tierces at &c.
MESS PoRK-FuT weight % Dbl. $3.50.
RU1P PoRK-Full weight ~ Dbl SLIGO.
DRIED BEES. G. uncanvSssed, lie.
BEEF ToEGUEs-S. G.. $3.50 q dOz.
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A CASE OF CONTEMPT.
A woman who Claims 90 be the Wife
of q "RebeI' General I'm Trouble.
!, Rrnrn the New York Post. Anril a

From the New York Post, April a.
Mrs. Lydia Wall Anderson, who it is said
claims to be the wife of one Of the Rebel
Generals during the late war, has been
arrested for contempt Of court. Mrs An
derson occupies suite Of rooms at the
Westmoreland Hotel, and two or three
months ago hired private carriage from
Slater s. Seaman, livery stable keepers, for
$3.50 8 month. The latter falling, as they
assert, to obtain any money, obtained an
execution on Mrs. Anderson's property, but
the deputy sheriff 20 whom the warrant
was entrusted failed to find any.
When he entered the room Mrs. Ander-
son ordered him 10 leave, and threatened
10 inform Judge Bowling of his conduct.
Supplementary proceedings were then
instituted against her in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, but she failed TO appear. .-...
A warrant was then issued for her arrest
for contempt Of Court, and she was again
taken into custody, when she said that she
had been advised by Judge Bowling to
take no notice Of the legal proceedings
against her. -, -, :. Il y -. :.
Mrs. Anderson has been released on bail,
but win have 20 answer the charge OF con
tempt Of Court In few days.
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NaahxIIIe Grocerr Market.

SUeARs-New Orleans, in hogsheads 9,
103 and 113c for fair to choice; Demerara
124612ac; Porto Rico l0611tc by the
hOgshead; standard hards 1910; New Or
leans clarified white 124R12sc; do. yellow
124c; A coffee l2fc; B do. 12sc extra c do.
124c.
MoLAssEs AND SRUPs-NeW Orleans
65c; sirups 45680c; golden strip 75c.
COFFEE-RiO, common TO choice, Z36
24c; Laguayra CSC; Java 25630c; Costa
Rica 25d26c.
NAus-We quote at $500 for 10ds and
CSC additional for diminishing grades.
SALT-We quote at s. per barrel for 7
bushel barrels by the car load.
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Love hailed 3 lIttle maId

Love hailed little maid
R0mping through the meadow;
Needless IN the sun she played. q i.
SeornfRl Of the shadow.
''Ceine with me, p whispered he; allais
eDisten, sweet, % lore and reason .l-
"By-and-bys" she Knocked reply,
cloves not In season.
Years went, years came, E-s
Light mixed with shadow;
Love met the maid again
Dreaming through the meadow.
"Be not coy" said.the boy, e
"List in time to love and reason
"By-and-by," she mused reply,
Gloves still in season" l.
Years went, years came,
Light turned to shadow,
Love saw the maid again,
Waiting In the meadow.
"Pass no mores my dream is Ger,
j can listen now to reason"
"Keep thee coy" Knocked the boy,
cloves cut Of season. lll
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cold fell oil sllghtlv in New York yester-

Gold fell of slightly in New York yester-
day, having opened at 11S and having closed
at l12.. There is scarcely anything doing
in gold here, what little that is offered is.
taken at liz, while dealers ask J12a. Sill
yer halves and quarters are bought at lO6.
Exchange on New York is taken by the
banks at par and is sold by them at 81 per
thousand.
Government securities continue to ad-
vance. They are scarce in this market and
dealers pay fully up to the New York rate.
The following are the New York quota
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SPECIAL NOTIcEs.


EEanuv Relief for Gang Wen from tha
sff.cts AZ lsrro-s and Abuses n early life. Man.
hrod restored. Nervous debility eured. In
pedimsuts to Marriage removed, New method
JscoSs s1d circulars SAINT tree II sealed snFoopes-
Iddress' HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Ma
south Ninth street, PhiiadelPhia, p.
sp903msp
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MISCELLANEOUS.

E-NC(syecC>,,N w s1S>
WILL give instructions in Descriptive Ge-
IL oInetry, Mechanical and Perspective Draw
ing, Calculation and Construction. All wishing
% take lessons, call on
CHAs. SCHOTT,
ap26-3t SO South College street.
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London advices of yesterday quote 6-2Os,
1872, at 90t; '65s at Oh; '67s at S3a, ana lO-
40s at S93s. $1,000 u
York at 69s for both the old and the new.
Bank of Tennessee notes and state war
rants are unchanged. ~ ~
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BANKING.
BANKING HOUSE
OF
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY
L. g. T.ARBOX. Cashier.
THOS. 8. JM.ARR. Prcs'f.

nEPOSITS RECEIVED AND INTEREST
IL allowed thereon; loans negotiated, collec-
lions made, aad General Banking business tram
acted. oct16 II
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FOR SALE.

H--0~C40aNcgroNgNOoN0N cNyN0JNN0yN00sNS>- ~ n
EOR SALE VERY CHEAR7rA Mich
I Cow and Heifer-fne stock, Apply imme-
distely at s. South College street. ap2s-7tN
TRY n. C. MINCHIN'S Improved Yeast
il Powder, celebrated Snow Liniment and
Vegetable Family Pills aple oRw sun If
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Il. FOR RENT.


DOR RENT-A large, well ventilated front
II room, suitable for family. Apply at
ap2s-2t& THIS OFFICE.
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BANKING.
BANKING.
Ioo~ON>noc(eN0-N00. NCcSss|>N(o',c>'|'
Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
BOARD OF DIRECFORs.

WV. BERRY, CHAS. Z. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKdAN, EDGAR JONES,
-y DANIEL OARTER.
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GOOD INVE8TMENTS.-Fo Sale--S S, 600
VI Nashville and Decatur r. II. stock; s. coo
Nashville and Chattanooga z. r. Stock $500
Suspension Bridge Stock; $1,000 Cotton Factory
Stock Apply to THOS. s. MARI Banker. Il
"ANTED-An experienced Hotel Keeper 70
w rent the Kingston Springs Property for the
ensuing Summer. Terms easy. Address THOS,
4. fEATMAN, Kingston Springs, Tenn.
mh30 I'm t FF
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TTyRANsAOTs A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Business and deals IN United States BONDS
and Gold. EDGAR JONEsI Casnier'
Wv. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, ViOs President se2i IL
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NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS..
TRKEBssER AID oTHHR SECURITIES.

Murfreesboro coupons, .......s..............
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad stock.
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad stock.
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad do.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad stook....
South Nashville Street Railroad stock. 49,.
North Nashville Street Railroad stock......
Spruce Street Railroad stOck............l
Suspension Bridge stock.
Planters' Bank SICK. ...............,....
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EOuIsxiiIe Markets.

LOUISVILLE, April Z7.-IObacoo IN
changee; sales 154 hhds. Fl0ur-extra
family S7.25d7.5O. Corn s5Oc. Other
grains quiet and unchanged. Mess pork
held at Sl3.0061S.25 In round lots. Ba-
eon--shouiders 53c; clear rib ne; clear
sides 7Se. Bulkmeats - shoulders 4te;
clear nib CSC; clear sides 65e. Sugar-eured
hams 1In12c. Lard, ss69c. Whisky
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-FiOuT dull;
low TO choice XXX SS.OO6900; choice
extra $9.O0i10.50. Corn 6meF, mixed and
yellow 68d69c; white T0d72c. Oats Sc.
Hay frner, prime $50; choice SS4. Fork
quiet and frmer; mess $3.50. Bacon ac-
tive, 81, Il and 7B, and u and Sc. Sugar
cured hams, 11R6115e. Coffee dull; crdin-
airy 1910; fair lSf6l9c; good l9t119ic;
prime 19ad204e. Sterling exchange 1235;
ss;,bt a ,,,a-,i,,1, Gold I12R
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~Droy11yeu00yro so-0s>ODFyN0yaOgyv-r.oS
TITANTEn--Casb, for q new Top Bnggy--a
wv bargain. Pooief Gallery, corIer Cherry
and Union streets. EsA- apN q
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Tbs height Of young lsdy'a ambition
two little feet. It's j..
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chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, April 2T.-FloUr active;
extra So. I568.25. Wheat, No. 2 spring
closed at Sl.344d1.S5. Corn 433e. Oats
355A354c. Rye 75c. Barley 56d57c.
Provisions active. Mess pork sl27O6
1915. Lard-S8.s5 bid; ss.57i asked.
Bulk meats higher; shoulders 4lc; clear RIB
6866fc; clear sides 7sc. Hams in pickle 8
69Sc. Highwines Sac bid; S5do53 asked.
Hogs $4.lOd4.45.
LATER.-At theevening call wheat closed
at 81 .S44 asked, 81 345 bid. Pork closed at
S12.sO, May.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 27.-Flour buoyant
city mills superfne S7.2568.00; extra $3.50
d9 80; family S1O0O611.50. Wheat un-
changed. Corn 69d70e. Oats 60c. Mess
pork $14OO. Bulk meats buoyant; Shout
ders, 4Sc; sides 6sc; clear rio &c. Bacon
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-28

eeipts Sc bales; exports 10 Great Britain
2,260 bales; sales 255 baless stock 1887
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r5 LONDON, April 2T.-Consols, for money
do '65, 0li; do 20, 9Sl; 1905, s9s.
PARIS, April 2T.-Rentes 55E
LIVERPOOL, April 81 -Bre6dsEuHs firm.
Wheat California white rs 1dG12s "a,
red western spring as 2sdRi1s So; red
ter lis 10d. Flour 2Ts627s ca. Corn
2Ss Cd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-28

NEW York, April 27.-Flour S5.OOa5.10
and higher; Western and State S850d6.OO;
common to good $7.00d7 80; good to choice
$7.3506S.25; white wheat, extra $500
100. Rye -four and corn meal firm.
Whisky 9l4c. Wheat S1.6562.O5 market
less active. Rye o3c. Barley and malt quiet.
Corn 76677c. Oats 513d56e. Eggs 153
616c. Coffee firm; Rio 176193e. Sugar
fair 10 good refining SR6Sse. Moiasses
unchanged. Rice 9693& Mess pork 1891
d140O. Beef unchanged. Middiings firm;
63dSc. Cut meats-hams 941f0c; should
ers 52d6!c. Lard-So. to prime steam
9d93c; kettle 9ic. Butter 30d32c. Cheese