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Total o; c:its..,e Of tn: Eas1,cr 10 this board

/ W
would amount 10 ei4io 20 instead Of eJslo ~ OF 49,
more This bin reported fayoraOB oy th9 fih'nVe
Committea at the meeting OF tho bodfl htin on
Inc Ilth inst, said bill having oeeu ludoi Ssn "
.h ,yn clery as correct according To the engineer
@ 'tc,is"-ya, approved by the Board aBd Ger N
ccs ~ indebtedness ordered TO be gwen 10 tie COZ"
tractor issued for tue I,i, anoun' VI tue ''" "
uorted by Finance Committee: - -.
rho Jerk under direction Of the finsnce commit
tee I'm the hurry compared the caim WIN the nstos
gtven nv d. T. Mapes, engineer, and not WIN
,iana and through this this obligations OF the
tnwn 10 the amount Of t.2s Is had been gwen IN
excess III the amount recognized by the BOifd as quo
mo coutractOr bat this not discovered ~ 'ho
aud Clerk until after she certinoates of IN
debtedness had been, as nc, the ttShNui o.,
alleges. surrepttoasly taken from hls Office ~
nspicion tnst there was something wrong about the
mailer This discovery which made On the lllh
nst was communicated to tho president ON the ltth
nst who i'm immediately addressed note 10 Mf ihonts
made anu cIuandn. return Of the certificates issned
for rectlnoation.
P,soireJ That = certified copy OF the preamble ana
.dnnted ,y the Board IN the executive Sos.
sion held Nov II, tn statement rom me C.eth INV
in the NUMBERS Of tine certificates issued ny 'nls no
Michael Donohle, aSs Snoe OF raItuA ~, ni
IA Wanna, Hand bOdc Nov II, be seIYed on tbs niA9 OF
of New York. with the request that ne WIN lqIwatu
tbc same the proper city oholhl w or"ol W
rehtednos. 40 numbered aud wrOnGuhy issuod 10
Mculel Donahuo excess of the ani0GuI suthot!leu
10 be- sod for tue pay mont OF the or
One-hgudref and toi ty-uttL~t. IN tnis eoM"'
R,sOlned mat the conduct OF Mr, iesls memncr OF
the Hn.r i'm relation 10 contractor "a reprehonslDe.
desnrynQ eeusurc and inconpaIDe w.Il MS 0tth oil
oineo; that ho knowingly prosecuted oia'N
o,,n. .n,horiEed ~ tn, Boud 10 DO raised
- the nruo,o. that po nittod aaid GAIN 20 be
tndiiod o. mo Fusuco Copuitoo aud 70 DO niorsod
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POsEN TO BE PLACED IN STATE OF SIEGE.
LONDON Wednesday. Dec. So q. m
4 dispatch from Berlin to The j''a'ly Iele-
gyuph says that the City OF Poscn will probably DC de
carcd in Of SIEGE in consequence OF the prFa
ing Ultramontane agitation.
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H.1i-Ar n g De- 2The steamship lbe-ni,n s.iei for Ne"
6s AMI glsna The .nshp Chs sryei ron Fort
land oar The steamship Asm6fa sailed Tor Char oetosa las.
evening; though. that she MI have difficulty m snk srousb
Ib- ,e,nap Viking AsLOs STIney e. D. viii b. Panps
ut aud loaet SATURDAY aud will On s sip A. NORTH sans m
,ep, The Of Archat otlr Of st. John n b. ans
Cieb MXeosn HAiAT ~ Pierre we're wrecked At LOUIS
berg te ass gale There are 90 tdnSs Of be missing 'eam
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Ruptured People don't the daagsr9a's spnSx'
s,ongs o,j % horrible net. tuS, Toe bLAIC ik's 90
o 4, Rnptur- comfortable night and isY vi oaf
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For otbsr Ship Ne'CS zee rim E1ye.
nnafTSfryI pODTs

CuArLg,rOS De-. 2-AnVei steamships fntn from syiney. @
Charleston from Ne6.fork BqaslOr ron fhsiepIa FALCON.
from ,i mots sclr g. 2errj fOn Dsor~ Sailed 81, m.hp
Nqahatan. for Esg.Iork.
Dec 2Arvei ,.e'mships San Jsente and sst-
viz from hew.Tors America Baltimore ship Annie G0wfe,
from Yarmouth; bark Sarah Smith from iVerpoo .shr Afe G.
Bryn: from Cleared Steamship Pre- V1een for liverpool
Nam Jion Mexico; sch Suo for Autgus Sailed spfp,
Leo Tor SssyoE; Seminole FOL Bosoa bs1 j. Southland r LYee
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Bakers Chocolate.
II 'oa va the BEs. Vsn "a Chocolate. &c. BANrar
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Bakers Chocolate. 4 -
Of easily hsd II you st insist IN J0H srr@ a
uis,nk " BAAzR Co.'S uomeo9a bic Co,,t
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6pecial NnI,ees

Zisn Ghsrch, AslsosA'e, corner veisa a. Rev Jyns
CtILEKR Ree,or-Spsciai ,srIce THIS "Wednesday BVkS
ING 1890, appointed Cor 'rn'ercesson fci hissons"
PostOeo Sstics.I1o nail for gacspe eealhs sAtokoAt
De. 1873 vii th osc WEDNESDAY, A. iliSo ma
GA rHCRSDAY 81 1880 ., M. ,nG On sAItkph - ~ ".
Where 10 tset the New street Lamps -,
Tba BOIlLHyAlD" SrRBKF AND PARK LAMPS, rter esrra
M ,doni hy thc NewY0s sud ruce then geursJ .SSs
h. The r. In ali the states eue ths ihfc
.es tou l. ~ ri.r the General once, No 5oy bfos
-. eorr Ptores N.x Yors have hins 90 eaaH
hrn country Karope'oas. Home rs'asa ssS
consider Nea have
-ses-NH p McGo~a Preadsut Harlem 0SEs.t Company
ksy Henry Ward Beecher We conmsni %. 81 ~.
LKR HEALTH lIPr 70 all pesess NV ssoenuona se'ee'
h,., ard 10 All whose ssierD. dOwn -.
.nusc exe,s. and oceapns e
i'm, P.esye, htapi ssssaYS9 AZ
s.tg e['esa. 'aa citizen. Tss aS also
gius ave Brochiya, l6s ~ me. .nnc.xxs..a...
LKWIs q JAAes. ss~sA
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s,xr your las s.-Ask yOur Grocer ior CHAWo Hpsri
n, IN sPKsg or Brilliant Safe l3i asiien-sue.
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WHEN THE LOCH EARN WAS SIGHTED.
LONDON, Wednesday Dee g. 1878.
Later details of the wreck of the Vile du Hayre
report that the Loeb Earn sighted by those on
board the steamer from 10 TO Il minutes before the
collision occurred.
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FE4UDS IN THE NEW WARDS.

THE CHARGES AGAINST wM. LEsfiE-ACTIoN OF THE
TRUSTEES OF MORRIsANIA.
The Board Of Trustees of the town of West
chester met in special last evening In tho Town
Hall, ana the proceedings appeared to excite Il
great deal OF interest Fully half an hour before
the meeting began, every seat outside the
railing was occupied, and large number Of persons
were also compelled to stand in the passagc ways
and about the entrance. Precisely at O'clock Senator
VIM Caudyel the presiding officer, called the meeting
10 order aud when sthe clerk read the names Of the
trustees il was found that Mcssr5 Leslie and Santos
werc absent Mr.. Santos then took his seat, James
Bowen of the Special Committee presented report TO
the folio wing effect:
After abiding to the fact that tho Committee had
against William Leslie, and tho counter charges relative
70 the One-hundred. auG- forty ffth-st grading.
i Board and the contractor. tho pans. 10.
to prevent fraud the report says t Is mattecof deep
modification that through perhaps, too much care
iessnss 81 ON the one part and the partisanship of
member OF the Board the other part the con
isfsction to know that tho engineer engineers
cheated himself or themselves out OF 700 Thch hai
then gives detail the records IN the OF me
proceedings OF the board relating 70 tnf
a 70 nv vote of TO l. Mr. Leslie alone voting
work of the contractor was reduced by inc
osai aaI5s s 20 but tno suseaeS
an ona allowance of o. 1856 so granted. making
the oful $1,000 for work OF grading ODe-hundred-ind-
On this amount the assessment roli was
made out While this going Oh, Patrick HandOoue,
tho original contractor, assigned MS cohtaoI 10 FIJI
Michael DOnOhue. -,-.,....
The report then says nothng moro waS hoard or the
contractor until Nov. 1-apparortly allowing sufficient
time for members forget the facts previously Iresh IN
their minds-when "a bill was presented "a the Board
and referred TO the Finance Committee. Tho following
ia . copy OF the bill -
Board Of Trustees Of the Town Of Morrsania
To Michael Donoho-. Wills ave-. Dr.
On. contract
R,anee Dee 2 1873 certificate Of BD1eer p@D9 ~
$40 cubic var, Of .. Doc 80 ~
sl3 cubic sards OF opes. 1t 5oc''''''.' ooo o"
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Dec g. 1878 wi els.s . shs ouc WEDNESDAY, =. III ~ m
w. = A. 4. jams Postnsstss
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON April o. 1873
neht, S4a Sales. i.lSo Stock, 1920 :" '''
Cotton steady middings, loc a l9]Sc. Net receipts
ESQ q. bales GToss s7 & Great Britain
Stock, 1885. -''
Cotton dull and easier; good ordinary, lsac. mid
dlings ssc Net rs;ceips AZ bales Great
Cotton firm for good grades Others nomn mRi mdd in
Sales, 800. Stock 47,9H.
Cotton quiet mdngs ls Net psce 1pt, a bales
Exports TO Great Britain 1874 coastwse, 1876 Sales.
o Spirits o. rna qns At @ Eos higher 81 20
IS 80 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar firm at 81 Co.
Flour uucnansed sales 4o o Ss s spEi' iSr S
Spring 81 amber Winter $40 81 Tor white Winter,
ga S d2S e a $ 10 w dcr @ s %% s
Sr dI as 8. q Z sG e,s s
snansfs eSI se ngsa s
e saian BY sS BARLEY tS Albany ' Re-
@ s"'! !. Es ss}, sPsTas MR.
G %S;'ss SS, bs1s,s
Mchsaan Corn nanaG sales 400 bushels whis
western raSA and soSt bushels at Ssts
gp%Sa ss ssrey sssSy c s,ais No
guet Western 81 a 81 10; prime Winter Western,
81 10 81 Is; prime Canada, 81 20 a 81 rs Rye malt
held at g5c The balance OF the market Is unchanged
CHICAGO April O. 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull and unset
tied prices shade ower business small sales Of No.
Spring, regular at 81 l6 fresh 81 l9 seller May, 81
81 2A seller June, 81 81 No Spring 81 07 rejected,
9ac; Corn steady, s9ssc q so',c cash si$c sSc,
quiet and weak; sales OF No. at 2ac., cash; 25ic
&hc seller May strictly fresh, 27c cash. Rye quiet
dull and nominal; No, Fall nominally, 75c.: No. 3
sold at 6iiSc. Csc Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Pork sold az si5 10 seller May SIS 95 seller June Lard
steady; nomnaly s1sc., cash; She seller May Bulk.
meats and bacon quiet ana unchanged. Whiskcy quiet
and weak, at s6,sc Eeeeipis@Soo bbls. -four 5000
barley shipmcnslU0Oo bbls. Hour, $1,000 bushels wheat
400 do corn, 1900 do oats and y, O0O do barley
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Died.

ALLEN.-At Norwalk, Conn.,, on Wednesday, April
0, LEANDER ALLEN youngest son OF Leander l.. and
Sarah L. Allen, aged year, months and days.
Friday afternoon, April IL, at two O'Clock.
ANDERsoN.-On Tuesday, April s. at two o'clock
p NJ, at Passaic N. j., DAVID j. ANDERSON, in the
Slst year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully requested
to attend the funeral, from hts late residence, at
three O'Clock p. NJ, on Friday, the 18th inst Trains
leave Twenty-third street and Chambers street
ferries at 1:45 =. M.
Z. BROWN, aged 40 years, 10 months and IL days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral, from hts
April 10, at eleven O'Clock. The remains will be
taken to Greenwood for interment.
BUCKLEY.-Suddenly, on Tuesday evening, April
8, 1873 at % East Tnrtyffth street, ANNIE H. wife
Of william f. Buckley
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, at Trinity chapel, Twenty-nfth
street, on Friday afternoon, the 18th instant at
BuRSs.~On Wednesday, April Q, after long and
painful illness, WILLIAM BURNS, a native Of the
county Sligo, Ireland aged 40 years
MAY his soul rest in peace"
The friends and relatives OF the family, and his
cousins, Thomas and Patrick Burns, are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, on Friday, the
llth inst ct two O'Clock T. NJ from his late resi-
dence, SO Monroe street.
CLARK.-At New Providence, N. j.. after a long
and painful illness, which she bore with Christian
patience and iortitude, ELIZABETH PARROT, be-
loved wife OF John W. Clark In the 46th year OF her
age.
heiatlVeS anu ITlenuS OF tne family are Invited 10
attend the funeral, on Friday. 18th inst, at the
New Providence Presby terian church, meeting at
the house at two o'clock and at the church at half
past two p. M. Trains leave New York for New
Providence station, per Morris and Essex Railroad,
foot OF Barclay street, at II A. NJ returning at 10
7. NJ. Carriages win be In waiting at New Provi-
dence station.
DEMAREsT.-On wednesday, April 0, JAMES B.
DEMAREsT, In his 9th year.
Funeral on Friday, from sixteenth street Baptist
church, near Eighth avenue, at one O'Clock. Rela-
tiyes and friends, also members OF Cypress Lodge,
No. 20s, +. and A. NJ, are respectfully invited.
DoNFE.-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 8, Ed
WARD w. DOME, aged 40 years, months and rs
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral on Friday 18th inst, at four
O'Clock r. NJ, from 206 Nineteenth street, Brooklyn.
DoNovAN.-After short illness, PATRICK DONo.
VAN, native or the Silver Mines county Tipperary,
Ireland, in the b5th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. from his late
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARxEr--LoSpoS. April o--5 +. M
Consols closed UNCHANGED United States nvc-twenty
bonds 1878, g3. Erie Railway shares 5lls Consofs
opened at 93 es for money and 9s& for the account
United States nyetwenty bonds 1865, old, az 1861
9s% ten-iortics s9j new hves 9OA, and Erie Railway
shares at 500 5lH
at 56f zoe. and closed at J6f. &c.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKKT.-LIvRRpooL, April g-5 r.
M.-The market closed unchanged The sales OF the day
have beep 10000 bales ncluding 2 for speculation and
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CLOSING PRICES O'CLOCK P. M,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Lower-Receipts Mt the Ports
1O,7%6 Bales-Flour In Better Demn nd
Wheat Quiet and Steady-COrn Easy
Oats Firm-Pork Firmer-Lard Firm
er-Sugar More Active-Conee Quiet
Petroleum Nominal-Spirits Turpentine
Easicr-ROsin Firmcr-Whiskey Easier.
WEDNESDAY, April Go p. NJ.
CoFFEE.-The market continued quiet for all de-
scrptons but dealers still manifested their former
irmness. We have only to note sale OF 4lol
bags Rio. ex ThetIs, private terms. We quote =
Rio, ordinary cargoes, 1910. l7c. fair car
goes, 17,sc. 17&c.; good cargoes 1sAc
1Skc.; prime cargoes 1870. I9c.
Java, government bags zoe. 21c. do. grass mats,
1870. 21hc.; Singapore, 1910. IKE; Ceylon,
l716c. 1s16c. Maracaibo, 1sc a 19c. Laguayra,
1Sc. a 191ac.; Jamaica, 16c. $780,; st. Domingo,
151sc &c.; Porto Rico, 1sc. a l9c Costa RIGA,
lsc. 1sc; Mexican, 171sc. 1shc.; Manila, 17c
lsc; Angostura, IKE. 1s1sc.; Savania, 17lsc. a
1S6c; Curacao, H1ac. 1s1zc., gold, per h. 90 90
days credit.
CoTToN.-The movement in spot cotton was in
active, and the market ruled dull and heavy,
especially for the low grades, which were only in
demand at low prices The appended quotations
show decline for all grades of &c. per h., at
which reduction the market closed weak Future dev.
cries were moderately active but lower closing
loc LOT april lsc or May, ~ 5i6c Tor June, lgc for
July, and 171ac for October. We sum up thus
To-Day. Last Erening Total
Export. .......s.....,,........ 900 LOO
Consumption ................... 351 l42 48g
speculation. ..,.....,,....t.... IL IL
Total. S4 ,A2 1915
Included in the above 306 bales to arrive.
For future delivery Oasis low mddng) the sales have
been follows SALES last evening three O'Clock
April 200 atlS l56c. May, 900 at 10 316c 700 at Iec
200 at I9zc; June 800 91sc 100 at 10 7l6c 100 at
l9tc July 400 AZ 1880 100 at 10 Slice Total $500 bales
sales today up TO three r M-Apri 800 at Is 1sl6c.
short noticel, 200 ut lSc May, 100 at ~ 6c 200
l,ssc 100 a. ~ lisc zoo AZ Ies 100 at de ilec 100 at
he june 200 at 10 7i6c COP at I9fc 100 at 10 76c 100
A. 1854 200 a. sSIec 100 at iss.c. 1900 at y bloc
si6c 800 az lssc October, 100 at I7,sc Total, 10000
bales Grand total 350O bales Rates tn foreign
ports closed steady as foows:-To Havre, BY
steam steam. I4c hc;, sail, lc. compressed; TO
sseam' psc; SAIL ic.; to Liverpool, BY steam ,sd,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DrLLNGHAM-PEAsE-On Tuesday, April 8, in
Madison square Presbyterian church, by Rev. q.
w. r. Birch, pastor OF the Second Presby terrain
church, OF Lexington KY, Mr.. CHARLES I. DILL
ISGHAM, OF New \ ork, to Miss FANNIE c., daughter
OF the late +. b. Peace, of Springfield, Ill.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL TO- s7s-TRlPLE SHEET

glSd. sail, 7l6d. I'd May, sail. IA. 7i6i The
New Orleans, G29O; Mobile, Az; Savannah s7 Charles
ton 7l2 Wilmington 70; Norfolk $780, New York, L03l
Boston. H. Total ,726 bales. This day last week. 1918
this day last year, 6.Ss We quote -
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The following table shows the highest and loves
prices of the principal stocks during the day.

In Philadelphia Reading was strong and ad-
vanced to 115A, Pennsylvania improving in about
the same ratio to 1929.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The following compilation of railroad earnings
for the first three months OF the year is made by
the Daily Bulletin and compared with 1872
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-Wheat-fhe market continued quiet Scarcity Of
freight room checked the inquiry and the demand
was confined TO the requirements OF milers Prices
were unchanged The sales foot up about 5000 bushels
for No. Spring. for white Winter 81 G5wns bid and
refused for No milwaukee for export and 81 So for do
deliverable In June. Winter wheat was entirely neg
lec,ed and quoted nominay as before. Corn was dull
sum up about $4,000 bushels at CSC. 63ac.
for old western mixed In store SIC. &c for do
afoat, closing at Csc. zoe. for do white 75c 77c for
Southern do. old mixed nominal at 6tc. 65,sc. aioa
up about 40 100 bushels at 5c for old Western mixed in
sore o2c, 54c for new do aiioat 4Slc. 5c for
black WESTERN sc 664c. Tor common fancy white
ahoat and SIC. for State mixed aioat Barley was in
light rcquet and steady sales bushels Western at
81 10 and 1000 bushels Of light Canadian at ST. Rye
duh and nominal.
FREIGHrs-There comparatively little accom-
plished in the line OF first freirhs owing To
was a fair chartering business consumated at about
steady rates. The engagements were TO Liverpool by
steam 400 bales cotton, at sd. 96d ZOO boxes bacon
s a, ss es rae Sr TSn was Sd s
I'D 10 Bristol by steam 800 bushels grain SD. The
CHARTERS include "A British bark to arrive hence
Continental port 500 bbls rened petroleum at s. 3D.
British bark hence Gibraltar orders 5000 bbls re-
fined petroleum at Is. 3D. British bark hence to Cork
for orders TO the United Kingdom or Continent $500
quarters grain at is. 6d. Is 3D. North German
bark hence TO Odessa, 40 bbls refined do at Is. l0d
British bark from Philadelphia to Continental port
1000 bbls refined do Gs 3d. German bark to arrive.
from do. to Continental port 5000 bbls refined do on
private TERMS q Norwegian bark IRON do to Baltic
port 3W bbs reined do, reported at Is British bark
from do. to Continental port 60U0 refined do IS Sd
ton, 9-l6d.
MoLAssEs-Foregn met with moderate inquiry but
we heard of no safes Domestic sold in obbng way to
the extent OF leo bbls OF New Orleans 6Sc 74c
We quote
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export Ofthe sales 5000 bales were American Sales Of
cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston March and
April, at Dad, Middling upands 9lad. middhng Or
leans, g1Sd. a eAd.
LIVERPOOL BRKApsrurFs MARKEr-LivERPooI, April o
p. M.-The ma rket is quiet.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET - IvERPooL, April g.
Evening. -Bacon, 40s per cwt for short rib middles
Clover seed, 40s. u 42s. per cwt for American red.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr--LoNpoN, April 9-Tallow,
AS per cwt Spirits turpentine Ais cd AIS per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ARTwFRP, April g-Petroeum,
Aft for fine pale American.
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quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
flour AND GRAIN Rece pts-Flonr 1850 bbls wheat
II 070 bushels 20 90 do; cornmee, go bbls and
$50 bags; oats IL 800 bushels barley, $500 do. The -four
market exhibited little more activity to-day prices
steady The sales since last aggregate about
10 400 bbs including al kinds at prices within the
OF the appended quotations. Cornmeal quiet but
firm Sales, $50 bbls. OF Western yellow at S. Is IS 40
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NAVAL sToRrs-he market for spirits turpentine wa.
a and on 50 SS ns es f Ss
April at Soc Rosin decidedly active and rmer
sS tTanea At bnis s sood ' sranss at
ss b d Of strs d En- re a. on beard 80 $50 bs
I 30 bSs low psie At q d bSIs pale SDi At
ton on private terms Tar was Steady at the s openins
but subsequently closed armer Sales date yesterday,
SG p @ ~ sn sn on 81
n ss%s w asotsa It e o thin and 81 Is for rape City
Ps1aoIxu1SJa Change today the market for refined
tested either the part buyers sellers to do bust
ness quoted az s. for balance Of month The market
n nsd p a Z Das
e s su app Sn
he Hn msrk so snev NJ On S
offered Refined quoted at sac ls1ac Tor spot bal,
i ga Ibis beef 2o pack
the e
81 . delivery ol Sor future i, .7 - So
~ ss snS ~ nc 10 at nsi
4 Ss.ss sis Iona te.f 4 e as IS ss 4
shST a il
sssz'ss; H''s% me s$"s' $ 81 aSs
g. 81 90 , &? '1 bss
mans QucI, quOtcu NJ SU 16 Tor Tcxas and
Western Cut meats were quiet but firm. We heard of
sales Of 200 tierees OF heavy picked hams at l2c 100
boxes OF dry sailed do at l1l4c 500 light city smoked
smoked shoulders at and rs boxes light picked bel.
lies at l0i4c LardThe market Tor Western a shade
friner, but the demand only moderate. We heard of
sales OF 500 erces OF Western steam last evening. at &C.
cash to-day 5O terces at &C. 50 tierces the dock at
sc $50 erces tor April Sac; 500 terces for do at
Sl5lGc 30 tierces for July at ac May quoted ut I6
and June at 94c. q 5-l6. City lard was quiet About
100 tierces sold at S5sc a sac.
SUGAR. There has been rather activity mani.
tested TODAY In the market for and prices
steady. The sales aggregate 45 nds and 63 boxes
covado at Sc. and centrifugal at 5-l6c. Refined
quote misunderstanding inferior to common 7c. u 7ac
fair TO good fair SC. 6lec.; good TO prime, sac
sac grocery. fair to good SIC. ssc prime to choice
SIC 9Ac; centrifugal, hhds and boxes, &C. glsc.
mOasses hhds. nd boxes, &c. Sc. melado &C. 6s4c.
Havana-Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos to g. TIC. SIC
do 10 to ~ Sac &C. do Is 10 5 g4c. 9ac do l6 to
Is, l0c l0c:; do l9 to 20 l0s<c. lie. white l0c
He Porto Rico-kefnng, common TO prime &c. SIC
grocery fair to choice size. 9Ac Braz-Dutch stand
ard. Nos to IL 7c sac. Java-Dutch standard, Nos
I0to IL sac 9c neutrality-suspicious. and extra superior,
RicE.-BusDess to-day has been only moderate, but
former prices ruling. The sales comprise about 40
terces Of Carolina at from TAG. SIC 900 bags OF RAN
at sac TIC and small lots OF Patna at 7Ac SC.
STEARIsE was steady but quiet; quoted at sac &C. in
hogheads. and 9l4d. a ySc. in tierces
TALLow was in light request at unchanged prices Sales
200 bbls western at sac; and rs bbs OF prime &C.
WHsKEy-Receipts, 30 bbls. The market slightly
easier and quiet Saless 200 bbs. at 9Us4c. a Ole
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
i under the firm name of Augustus Funk h Co., Is
hereby dissolved BY mutual consent and that the said
will be continued from this date under
the same name, by Augustus Funk alone, for the pur-
pose settling up the same. AUGUSUS FUNK.
NEW York, April 4, 1873.
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Government Bonds BuOyant and For
eign Exchange Firmer.
Two Syndicates Organizing IN London
to Invest in American Rail
road Bonds.
STOCKS STRONG AND MORE ACTIVE.
Advance in Western Union, Har-
lem and Panama.
RAILROAD EARNINGS FOR THREE MONTHS.

WALL STREET, |
WEDNESDAY, April 90 p. NJ
On 'Change to-day cotton was in moderate re-
quest, but at easier prices Flour was in better
demand and steady. Wheat was quiet and un-
changed. Corn was in limited request ana weak.
COMPARISON CT THE EXPORTS.
The total exports Of domestic merchandise rom
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
April and since the beginning Of the year COM
P~Ao 80 'on0"o 1871 1872 1879.