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measure about 900 tons each. and yield q me
revenue 10 their owners, the trafnc OF t To-,
passengers and vehicles comparing WIN , mss
at Fulton ferry. ferry manager y, n hri,,od
from teams boat will carry passengers wno'b ht ~
amount 20 between 500 and $780, eut tis sIo aad
freighted wi Oh teams the viii proDaoy n.y.
S. The Pavonia Ferry, which is reao snS I'm
Chambers and Twenty shrd-sts i9rh ns 81 ia tTsfe
belongs 10 tine Erie Railroad. The boats arc Oa @
and lighter model than those OF the Th hat a
from, Barclay and Christopher-ss 70 hono ok
are also of slight build They are nnen d t -
he passengers 20 and from the depot OF the motifs ana
ssscA tiad,n, mar from the German steamship
xbarves The boats we'll fed At al hours OF the
-, mt the revenue derived If said 10 be very great
h Weehawken ferry from West FOrty-second-st runs
at every 40 mnutes and does not pay more than III
nevses Another ferry from the foot OF Cortlandtst
M three handsome steamers, winch connect tue city
4b ali me landings the north shore Of Staten Island
ana romnefa the suburban water Dnka-
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THE STATE or TRADE
RrRoPFAy MARKETS


LONDON Anil 2sIl.50 COnsois oprrd II ~ for noneI
and p or The account United FveTweny bonds. S old
81 1904 a. Ten Pones 3d. Kves, ~ kne RAILWAY shres
sol -. ,,,,,r-
LrvEPoo1. April 29liD m-Coton opened auei Aiddhns
Upands I'D Middlilg Orleans, sfi .
IIvKRP00f. Apnl 81 p m-Couon % dull win anWhWm,
tendency; Mddng UpAnds 9dsle sales 1000 baler Of which M
AreO speculation and export
PARIS. 29-Rentea, ST. lOc
LvsnPooL April Jo msaies Of Cotton shipped RON New
Char
devs able April BreAdstuf qse aud 'esdv eIeeP
Wbeat which fnLs. sdl II per cela for average tah
ornia White for Clnb do Corr. gI6aiIS quarter
L0SDos. Apnl 2g.-Tsllov, - sp44i per eWt
AwTvERP Ap 2sPetroleum ~ names for Fne Pale American
LfvRRPOoI. fll:D m-C0iiOn-Ibc narkei
ariet Tor yarns and sS Manchester dull eut not q10iA5
baes were American Of Cotton ghpp n savannah or I5a
Ton Apu and l6d from the ports March and A.
a. from New Orleans AAch and Apu. 3D.. IRON sasGaaah
and Chares1n, deliverable Ia Apnl and May. al 81
LoNDor Aprl 295 mCono closed unehsnye1 unted stats
Ken boad 1909 New FTes so. Ene Hallway shares
500.
PANS April 29-Reutes. ST.
ivTPoo April rs o. m-Ths receuts o. Corn for the pas
three been 400 quarters. all Of which Hefe Aae1n
Cbses. cWt The best grades Of American nue
loSBoS Aurl 2.-Rs6ned Petroleum, u dl5id y gallon
IIrKKPOOL Apu - llIg-BAcon, S5 eHt Tor Short hl
Mddles
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OP sBw- HoRK.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
CLEARED.
Steamship Wyauok Walker RcnOnd City Point and Norfolk with
nd.e AMI o Od Dominion Steamship Co.
steaIa.hp Columbia DR. Higgins GasgO. Henderson Bros
Steamship Regulate Freeman Wilmington c. LOr steamship
's,.,D,bn MORO Castle Morton Havana VIM CLYDE Co.
steamship Cuba BLl Maeauey Liverpool via onsens"WnC IT,
Steamship Franklin er Dehrike Ha, we1dt RA3HessuTr
Steamship Francis Wright FAchih Wilmington n o. Lombard
G5;s Gs,H; n.5 H: scs Sr s@.ss GS
steamship schmidt Ger DsHnemAqn Brsrn hermann hoop
ssa@shp Msysovtr Pults Phisdrlphis. J. Hand.
sP WHEEL B1 ZONES London &c. Ta1s, %HBht 10
Bari A Gray a aG,sdsG s,s s S5 Nile SGH ao SS
fr9 Excelsior BI J. FRAZER Hamilton Bermuda D Mccol
B1g Caestee simmons aAan1ss Tor orders Jane; HsRI{
Bng Matds B. tIrl Suits St Johns n ~ d. J. De Won Co.
sahs burton barley stamford stamford Manueiaas
s,.,r,D EurDe Br staee. Newcastle Bue days.
sie.ahp Mongoaery PaircO Savannah with and
Steamship Champion Charleston, with a's Ano pass
steamship aS sentO Hazard with Id and W
selI y. !. SHnon. CANDY Virginia
Soar Wa Nc rec Woodland, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
osTos April SssssS sn sau nG@ rom eO Sns
p brown from GonGTss
PoETRE aosEoE Va April 29be following vesse, passed in
today The orpbeA nd John Hume roU PoE.o noSi and
O1 GatTssTos 4pdi ssse steamship City Rddge
D New YORK.
FOREIGN PORTS.
April fThs So German Loyds 'teainshps AIN
Oterendorp from New April 49, for Bremrn aTEe heIe ms
morning 1e Steamship Bremen Schuenberg Om New fork April
To- Bremen. s,d her sst evening. -
BRKsT April General Tnsatanne CompanTs steamship
Vile da HAvrs surmon New fOrK April 49, arrived here ms
forenoon
DISASTERS.
shin Rverae Irvine from ioff saieh put
into Mauna and discharged bad reloaded ApTh TO- And
ssil i7h .
sehf K Baker CotGit Port for New York At gney,rd
aftsrnOoa OF iApsuha
Cove, and jbboom and hrsd-gear . -, !,
hr Anrene q and and for HssYoS With cargo Of
YiReyap April r. BY olon .lih .ch
Planter u sbu The ASeue he ~ - fathon HH's Ass N
ssrel landed a Vineyard Haven by the Planter
IFor Latea snap Selrs Sepe1sth PAGE
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Atr.vr Anil 2swheat-harsei qust sa-, 200 hash No.
Bsay leece good demand ,Ae 500 BUSH no.
Chicago At Sc snd car No state at 5Se ~ ,,,,.,
yaSI sol b a and aHshsas Wheat e,dy good
Yso gal5s iI western &c 0s sn AND s.esd,i SOUL
err, N054e AiIea Western sGSS o. Nh,s 49, Eys
yef, quiet steady ssG$ - Bus Meats Aominn
90 s sboSe a. aste Clear Rio SIDE. 6i Oe sus.eured
Hams 49, al5e LAIt doll at icsf %I ws.s ~ h
Fair Good Coco to Choice M and OhO VASE
97 ~ 5st, 4p l. ga y Is, E%S ~ @ q %
Gsl0 Wheat quiet .le, eonaned 10 sHsl Gt qnSea "ess9
Spring : 81 Milwaukee No ~ 81 30 smesSo , "a :
n ga 81 90 Corn 6nn Of 80 bush Western, trset At
e a S bush S M1cj On o si a. 80 No. Toledo 1e Sc
Barley stesdi 80 bash Of Western trAr1 at S.s
ssee; $1,000 S.5.a. F q state S M Ry5 nominal st Sc
T M MA !. : s. PRIME &' css. - f IS Rye Ma. held
sss IN, balance Of de market .gne .s SScbD,. wbe .
and lower; saes Of No. spnnF 81 2aGsl a. cash 81 ~
;ss a n6,, sm,, ans se, a % Of So afs ssis
regular ga sah d., s Ss .s. and Nov over O. No. ;c for
@ seller A.; q. Bye , Ss sSl PsTa &
demand peeS shade higher a = :" seller N ~
g. rs seller june doll and shade lover sales Of
Shoulder S oe.e sSS so H .S s,sss WIS.,
e Reoepts-seoo bea E9a5 10 sa. Asa 80 S no
bbs Flour 1900 1ush. Wheat $4,000 busa Cora $500 bush
CiseSssT April sFou sun unchanged Wheat steady =,
81 S5st 81 a. Corr Ta n 5S,s.s zoe Outer stead and arm PovS,
. .rtve boisrs srm quiet offered ell IS Lard dull
steam gsasrs E1ia e Kettle nortinsly Sc Bat hss.s qs
Jans csT oie bid bsyer Juy Bacon quiet but
cir@SasD April s-Four .tedy arm Wheat i.T de-
Corn qaiei sias2 e.dyi No. 4'e Petroleum afner ear
pxrEoIT April g -Posr quiet and unehsngd Wheat STEADY
Ers White oOesr At - o. o.sd at - No. Wit Sp,S
a. Ysos lsc for No. good asn.nd :, Hs for
Corn and 900 huh o.tL shipmtslooo bb ROars 900 bush
Wheat Il 90 bash CON- Fvs9ts ea lie .ted 70 V,sso
81 S}Ss 70 on ara Corn 5sase r sIed and w4ie
:.s.s ev s ;, 0s az ss1 .Tr .ia P sS airy .y
sls oass BAeohshOude a. siei uis5 hn slaes ive ss
Bsi s6oulas 7cs Clear Rio SIDES ei Clear sde Sc
SS.' ssss IHs .., As ~ Il Clear RIB ss buyer
S EH ., idte SSisiy ares.sss4
Al - so No 81 z for 80 o. da aSa desiHns A. rs
No . Com dull and lower At DIG e no
m dn.sd ..e os Al az 1I 30 s. , ifs 20 o.-s
20 To- Reosipts-s bush Wheat shpDenS-
All HsfH April Fosr quiet snd unchanged 80 s.es eers
AE4 hfher aiGse O.,' IN good eei-s.s sle
a., Ssgal,ssT no, aIeiS Tor SIDES
ss~osisASs lph 5000 4sans AMI price. ..sI
PRIME sne. Prime e other .ricc, aaeh.1fsd kIehAAss
-sssrhbs ia seufoak sight prr1hiun Cola liza ~ 49,,
- 3 AsI sss9 60 81 70; asSf tH'..
Ss p S w ~ e s.a.S s.; ss'' "es a. Is
Western a se Barrie, gnss a q ~. 'a M csqs
Nesi d esss and q Is for ysbsi s.s saisr =.
Frehts-Posr Pii.aapn. BOs.n. s1ci 10 Me-. Tors
SOC A6ssI 1 e, % o.A. "A, R,s,.a ie,aae
Saisr1 Wheat active and hirhtr wserr Rcd 81 sssl y
WHIT sc Mlr,1 S5Ge'e o, aeivs WHIT sissi,i AI~d ne
81 WA Ill., aT S as az L .a ss Ma
"a. ks1. Csss sss Ne Iss No hssa ~ SIZE % We
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sUARKEY's FUGITIVE WITNESSES.

tain witnesses Of shooting Of Robert Dunn by VIM
j. sharkey had left the city and would not probably
appear TO give evidence at the trial Their absence, As
sstant Dstr1etAtOrney Allen has stated will not, how
ever obstruct the Of justice He told TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday that the report that the trial was
postponed because Of the disappearance OF these wit
nesses was He said that was the intention
of the Distrlct-Attorney 10 bring on the trial
On Monday but Recorder Hackett signihed his inability
TO bring up that day owing 70 the pressure OF BUSINESS
and therefore the arraIgnment OF 5harkey Was m
definitely postponed On the other hand, Assistant DIS
tct- Attorney Russell stated that the trial OF 5harkeY
was not taken up because OF the absence OF two import
ant witnesses. without whose testimony there IA no
chance OF cOnycng the accused OK murder III the hfs
1egr
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday, William
n arte sbas Henry BiagS aor from Conn.,
Committed Ion al n ieiaut s2noo bs by Justice Brb7
charge Of nrrsenne a sC which
10 purchase quantity Of c!O.h
Charles HYDE. alias Charles Lawrence, charged
with attempting act straw bail in the Spring vsey t'uI
r vas committed YESTERDAY. BY CGmm Ses deiaut u
ss zoo hail Peter Olston with AInercAn
ship Washington. committed IN default OF + 100 bail
Martin Allen, alias John II. Coles, was convicted
,erdnv General burglary ri
gree sentenced s state POn for ave In 1871 Aeu
Prison for Eve for
his Conn Of Appa while pending th
prisoner forfeited his bail lie Ieutsneet YESTERDAY Masking The
faI en Russell
proeouiion W. A. AID Peter Mitchell of the prisoner
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A BOY FoRGER ARRESTED.

James Hughes, alias Brown, age IL, was
brought before Justice Bowling at the Iombs Police
Court Yesterday accused Of having defrauded the North
River Rank OF Sos by means Of forged check and at
tempting to defraud 1t similar way of s2O Hughes
presented check for sa05 at the bank on Saturday,
which purported TO be signed by Martin Johnston,
merchant having an account at the bank The teller
paid the money subsequently the sknaIre Was dis
covered TO have been forged.
Brown AGAIN entered the bank, yesterday ana pre-
sented similarly signed check for $1oA The teller at
once recognized the boy and had him arrested The
prisoner that the check had boen gwen MIN 10
eash by stranger DO was standing the ne II corner
but the officers were unable TO find the man Brown Was
committed fur trial
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pASSENG FRS ARRIKFD.

PROM LTvERPOOL-in steamship Gresoe April 29Mr ,nd Mrs
Miller W. H. Monroe p C4rngton J. s. heeing Miss eliza
Dnge Winot Wapoe John Actrea Mt Cochen
Master Armour Nash Miss COchru, Ms Naor Miss Fanpn
Thompson nf4nt Ars Alice Hickman AID child NJ Hunt
Miss 4. George
PROM SAyASSAH-ln steamship SaA Jathto, April 29John
Lander berg " Prince NJ Barker g. Rankin, Under
Mis- UBdersoo MS Hawkn l. \. BnnkerhoL MISS bige
r Schultz J. D1Wley Cecilia, W. IT, GRAY, Ms C. A.
Patch w Hooker W. H. Hamilton Mrs Lewis Mrs. Russell. NJ 5,
n Batter Ware L. FTdenbeg Miss Hattie Stove Mis- l.
Grant NJ Livingston Taylor. H. Denmark Samuel RoWrtres
J. o. Gun. Lewis Williams s1le and children Amos Hal
Phillips children and servants W Freeman NJ Daniels Chas
gson Capt Nucker M HonAlan, Fred Ware j. rrejsn0efg
d. Anien Miller Geo Krank, j. Stern A. r. Ba1ms Less
DAVIS L. A Mortimer Chas Mortimer AMI 20 Ia sleel=ae.
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CIVIL NOTES,

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
l7b mounds OF seized AZ No 42o West Twenty
sixth-st were condemned by default
The motion to punish Henry Bergh for
having caused the arrest OF OF the drivers OF the
thrdst stage line was repeated before Justice
paly Yesterday, in the Court OF Common Pleas, the
counsel for the company having raised the point that
Judge Daily WA a member OF Mr. Bergls society The
Chief Justice said that he had resigned his membership
,r ,ss7 Init that through inadver'ence his name
was Sti kept the list Of vice Dresi ents AS how
aver he did not desire to act under the slightest
nic,on he adjourned the for day 10 give counsel
ime 10 satisfy himself OF the facts bring evidence 70
show that he still q cOrporator.
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UNION PACIFIC RAtLRoAD SUIT.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday,
before Judge Barrett application was made on be-
half OF Samuel l. Treadwel compel accounting OF
the profits Of the contract for building the central
branch OF the Union Pnclfe Railroad The Company,
which organized for the purpose OF connecting with
the Union Pacific road by meansbf another roAh OBJ
tanned a subsidy from the Government but ~ the con
nect0n not made further aid was refused by Con
Mr.. TTesdwel claims that the assgness OF the
contract are entitled TO share OF the pron bat that
these prents expended IN buying I'D coupons Of tss
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nFCIsIONs-APRm o.

Supreme Court hdmbTs-Bv Judge Barrett
Gbbs Gbbs-Repo continued and judgment granted National
ard Lesher Bank agt Roshotol granted Turks ag DoT
confirmed and order ganted Appleton sgt Boeaho
In the Of Thomas ftephenA-PaVes with clerk
Caufed Christie-Paper with cieIi
SuDerlor Coart-SDecdi Tern-By Judge Sedgwck.
Gabne a the Hercules MutlA Life Aur,ne Company to
Of the amended proposed mu NJ deni The
Hudson the West Shore r. Company HayOrr setting
aside auury "a Hawkins kngeOdeT granted RuronE
ag- Alen-Or1er denying notion
By Judge PrreimaHars srt the Pnams r. r. CompanTThe
VI the be married. By
rle p u this court before the be- settled.
CuTtsStTout the Third Avenue r Company
hOsOn denied.
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legal Notices.
Gin Government.
lOhcial
lARn OLE ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.


BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
, s1ATPO Sssos !. sos .S, . sS 5ao,s
nenberA ,,-,,,,s +, ,,r orr,
Tst receiving basin aud vert he 0u on the s9uias corner
TSa, the Sidewalk on both rides Sixty irs bssen the Boao
That EsVsnt5t To@ 6 Dock The East River be VII
TSt Brosdgay between Thirvecond and FnynuhS
ai aasSed ard assgsfrr- not raiy Done
be laid ed and that The receiving basins and eVe be rebuilt
Thai cfoton mains Itythrd from EnA 70 rsah,'.
That be lighted IN sixty hst from Ninth TO Tenth
T. op.buudre and from ST. ycholas4Ee ave-
be regulated and graded TIE eOFo and sater''0ne 'e AMI The e-
Thai Sseavsrsst, from Esbsavs BoaIeEA be payei 's
That streesamps lighted ouehuadrei 6eht from ~
That Croton main. laid One hundred seht from 81
fSs from St NeAoasave renrs
he nayet with Belgian or mp block pavement
Tha, cOOn be lad IN siIiy-iouht from Boulevard e
That "a. lamp, lighted the south Of Eydnb, 0ssesn
That one from seeoad ss'epAse.
Dc paved Win Os'SiA' RsPBRTs LAID OVER
That 'be Controller pay 70 = D sees + 10 "1 payment Of
% ~ CE Of The Common Council be authoisd and .d 10
behalf Of the City OF NeS-Iofk for much q he
nremises OF one hundr and t.
between Third aod Puaes be necessary for the ssof tie
premises situated the east ads VI Pogrhaye bewere
rwentys and Tveutygths Known As Sos ~ arc -
District Court o. The az Of New York r ih Ita Ja4s D.'
he ofPubhe Works nstrue AL pPsry
from the premises occupied By sail Court 70 The pres
above mentioned on or before that day; . -,
directed execute lease NON AeTs1er Hhsav Of 90.
premises above deor9 ior Pso o. ave ye'fs 'm nc "
That RiJ.ecoDd between ard AvsDs A. be regulated
'rf That the Sidewalks on ,Se SSra
t es 1rnTns h;sras &c placed on
Hev snih-Aye and rwenFyHHta-st ~, . NJ,
That hundred yeB'ost, ron riave 49, % haen
River be regulated and sied The curb AID gutter oSe' SCI -'d 10
NAT seoons between gsIentb-''e sOuls
yard snd The aesos graded b curb -He
uopes set and the sidewalks tagged
That hfb-. from ThrasTe 70 hAs' hset o.
Harlem River regulated gadea The euro and gutter stones set
and nc m ssI 81 II. . sd. Of ave. between Fnus
Sky .scOnssH, Be aAsGee tai sis,a: o.., ~
$3.50 % dc soath-ssst oorprr Of aid streets
That he ntssa both sic Of my eetseso seeoSs
'H T1.s ssrssg s..soa md Tsi-.,s. ss
and s's e. Ss ss on nd ss .su Of 81 s.rssss non %
S Ne RIA n soaRS Ss aEEssKs LAID own
:, a. .ssrs.Irs b eassed aud r-Asgged
n. "a 2. 80 :.: ~. a sna ssss H'1
rss dc v.sa lOs both sdss Of rnysnAs,
Ts he Ss Hy-uiushs ans Fns-
e. fyssoad. seoOnA.vs River be p.,ea -,ts
B.,s.s. o. 1g sssi Pcvs% 7s;s, p,,
TS. R,ysntht from Dry Docks. sssAs paved -
aas-.k. dss Of EsveatAsrs
TIA. die Controller av -srrsps, snspntag Aggregate The
n sela Tor expenses Incurred nAtss for Atssndss
The funeral Of The Ass Alderman Peter Gssy
That from Fhsrs % ne Boulevard be
Tbs, from rst 70 gssr.ve be paved
Tssi % d. ~sst ode Of Tsirdsr. o~ sryr
er $40 q szinsAt, curb AMI su'isf sSss s -AA Me a'-
Ta., ban .ass q sssyssA..: scs s,-sss 70 s-..,,-
NS''"'' ''N '''''' '''N - " " a aoIoSsI. G.l
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U. 2. SUPREME coURr-wAsurSeroS April 70.

The Supreme Court. yesterday, in a collision case
from nautical rlt require
sasg vessel approaching hat from the moment the sar
In shall the diligence
able timely
will necessarily prevent the boats contact
Fsut sailing does s-oive
ferng tsef dangerom pnormiy The in allow
lpR proximity chArgeab With an The rfung Th
steamer Of the sf the SAILING vessel
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RECEiPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North River Yesois AND Railroads.
- Ashes PIX BeesvaI 269 bates Cotton 30
10 a. bills Flour 1860 bush Wheat
= bush Corn Oa Us bush Malt 5000 bush Barley
Beans III bush Peas shs Meal 400
bags Hemp i Hides, ll6 bd Hides
70 80 Leather 81 bales AOss l1 psgs Pork ITO pkgs Beef ~
rkz Grease S Lard, 80 htearin, =
rk Butter Cheese 80 pks faow go pkgs Starch SO
bids Tobacco 49, bales Wool 40 5D WhkJ ls3
bbls Lub Oh, ~ bbs Red oil, 20 Lari Oil
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bonds OF the road and for other general purposes the
Company. He asks for Injunction 10 prevent thus 40
ton and for receiver 20 divide the prons amoug the
assignees OF the coptrant The defendants Ia
that the contract was form 70 protect the stock
holders and that the Company IN fact buit the road
and raised the funds paying nominal contractor q
salary for rhe defendants also hold
that what remains In the Company's hands Is asseis
OF the Company and not pr0nts Oh TIC cohLAcL Judge
Rarrett his decision.
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N8se xacttd o. nla sI~vu,or B13iIe
Barley quis unchanged Bs doing Rys 1aes Prime
eso WHISKY trm sse Poh lower kaxst Dry
Sailed nomina Bacon spened arm Clear De buyer
june closed tame sse .ler a,t half Of Jss LAID Hos
Cattle Texans. s20A5 fair 70 rtfa
Beeve. Reoeuseto bills POur, 300 Wheat
Corn tOo ba 0At, 30o basA Barley 2Oso bash
Rye
TorEDo Apnl - rcm srie. and mshangA Wheat dan ard
White Wabash 81 81 No Whte
q Michigan. spot Y; seller MAY. ~ seller
81 "a. 81 3D. Com dull and shade lower
MAJ 4sae Los MIe So White SOC grade .a4i.e oAts
dn Iecfning sales Of No at45c No 40lc; Michigan. ale
Rejected DO Clover sees sold 90 Rses27oO bush
Wheat Corn and 1000 bush Shpnsnts2 OoC
bbs Flour Wheat 900 and 900 buAh Data
WnxISaroS n ca, April 9-sPnts rurpentne qust az ,ee
80 for Strained 81 Is for Extra Pas 81 for Pie
~ Tor wlBdou Glass Tor opaqne Cale rapeniine dnl
At HAri 30 IS for yellow Dip 81 50 Sos Virgin Tar quiet
atSl
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COTTON MARKETS


April 29-Coron que hddugs Tile receipts, So
bales: shipments 604 babs; stock. Is l5T bales
PHmADELPHIA, April lS-Cotton quot hddings DC -
Apn Cott0n In moderate demandi hodnHgs 7ic
rreapts IA bslesi sales, l04 bales
Bosros April 29coou quiet snd Mddfngs. l9te net
1855 bales; Great Btaln,
n bales sales 30 bales; stock 1900 bales
ST. Apnl l9-COtton dull hLings l2ic receipts go
bales, shipne1ts 2 bales.
UHLRLEsToS. April 2Couon qsti Middhngs, 1se set re-
ep as bales erporcoastse - bales sales 100 bales stock,
r. ID bales
GALTEsTos, April 29cotion Good Ordinary l59l5 net
SCI bales sIposs the Continent 5 bales alss 600 bales
Etsck.5 O6O bsle.
April socotton ponpai Madngs sle receipts,
bales; sales, 53S baless stock. ,8Ss
Apnl 2otton in ir demand; Ordinary l2c;
Good Ordinary SIC Low hidhnn NJ 0o hidlngs. l6tcj
receipts Ssh baea 1888 bales Great Britain.
IS balss saes 800 bales; last evening, 800 lJi
b4leA
MOBILE Apr % Cotton duh and nominate nothing DOING net
~ bales eKpors-ooaStxs. lJI6 bsesi stock S2
April 2oCssscn guet kiddhhgs, lse net
oepA 80 baies; stock, l78 bales
CINCINNATI f9Cotun due; hSdisg, BE- receipts,
Its2 bsles; shipHents 76f bales stock, i53j BALES
April 2Coton 6rm Log Mdns. lac receipts
l5 aIsi eIpOrs-eoAstsse. 30 bales 80 bslssi stock
$3.50 halrs.
BALTIMORE April 2cotton dn hddrg l9c; gross receipts
rs bales eTposeoAstS IS tales sales 5 bales stock 0b
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IMMATURE ALMAEAC.

sun ses..... 500 b55 Moon se'sl 10
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ssnr HOOK 1850 Hell iate Ferry. OIL
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SsHdt HooE 035 GoYs 6 Hell Gate Ferr.. 09
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TIE DUTY on MoUssELNE DELANEs.

TIE DUTY on MOUsSELINE DELAINES.
Section 3 chap. IS, of the act Of March 3,
1884, provides that all manufactures composed wholly
Of cotton which bleached printed painted, OF dyed
and deaiues shall be transferred TO Schedule OF the
act OF jane 90 1876" which says that the articles
enumerated ID that schedule shall pay duty OF "a per
cent In 1851 and for years after the firm OF
Bernhard L Hutton imported mousseline deaiDes from
France; and Augustus sche then Collector Of the Port
exacted duty Of "a per cent these imporatons on
the ground that they included in the delaBes
referred 10 as transferred 10 schedule &C" Schedule
"D Of the act OF 1886, says that manufactures
OF worsted OF OF which wOrsted shall be material, rot
otherwise provided for" shall pay duty Of 10 per cent
Bernhard Hutton paid, under protest. the duty Of "A
per cent demanded by the Collector and then brought
sut 10 recover as Of duty the difference be-
tween 10 per and per cent their importauons
amounting 70 $4,000 the ground that mousseine de
lame being q manufacture Of wOrsted not other
wise provided for" should only pay duty Of 10
per cent as provided by schedule "Dp of the act OF
June 3d. 1886 modified by section OF the act OF 1851
The case tried in the United states Circuit Court IN
1860 Charles OCOnnOr and Charles Hunt appearing for
Inc Government, and Vim. NJ. Evarts ana a. ". Gris-
void for the plaintiffs. The jury disagreed, standing II
for the plaintiffs aud for the Government The
remained for trial the calendar un yesterday, when
II was taken up before Judge srnaey and jury. VIM NJ
Eyarts A. W old, and George sedgWlok appear
ing for the plaintiffs. and Assistant United states Dis
trig Attorneys Treman ana SmOnds representing the
Government. The question IN the case ~ whether
covered by the word deiaines IN the Tariff Act OF
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Is,:!::EIIE SI!IIIlli!:

IN. BEsT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC rot tnredsoe re
Al. r,urf OF re~on General Loss Of Appene
valuable ssded for ~ panty ey ~ Foes 'caHs hu
Ha,..I M d. Weutsorth / scott ESQ.,, ~ Z .. y a. y u
y n s. A. ke SOLD By Qrocen oihnsn .sa VseAss A'se
bottles, q each Beware q Hiaiieaa ,ysFtsspI n.
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