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WOODLAND FARMERS CLUB.
March Meeting.


This society held its regular monthly meeting
OF Saturday. the 2Oth inst, at the handsome lit
tie larm OF d. p. Smith, Colliugwood, Fairfax
county. Va. Though the weather was inclement
there was fair attendance. President tiilIing-
ham being absent, Hilman Troth was chosen
president P,o tcmPore: Mr.. PIersOu, secretary.
Mr.. Smiths COlIingwOOd farm lies between the
splendid fruit and grain farm Of Stacy SDowden
on the south and Capt VIM. SDOwdep the
north. all Of them fronting handsomely on the
Potomac river.
LINE-OYsTER SHELLS
Considerable debate was had as to the value of
line as fertilizer. and il was generally conceded
70 be valu lble for wheat, grass an! garden track
The majority OF members thought Stone lme
more valuable than she'll lime
BULLS AND DAIRY cows.
This topic ELECTED discussion. The larger num-
her believed grades Of Attorneys with native
COWS better for milk. Most of the members main
tanned that young bulls were more serviceable
than old ones for several reasons.
CRITICAL COMMITTEE.
The committee TO report on the condition of the
farm and stock of Mr.. Smith. reported them in
cTedi;able condition and well managed.
DINNER AND JOKES.
\ bountiful and rich dinner was served by the
hostess to the large number OF guests, who did
lively honor to it,. Many pleasant Jokes were
cracked and 10y prevailed.
Upon reassembling several topics we're consid-
cred, especially the raising of sweet potatoes and
securing plants. A good hot bed should be made
the sweet potatoes then placed in It, and the bed
watched that It get not too hos or too cold. When
the sprouts are large enough they are TO be set
out in the ground where they arctic grow.
The society adjourned to meet on SATURDAY. the
Eth OF April. at the splendid farm orCOl Daniels,
GUBstOn Hall, Fairfax county. Subjec: for dis
cussOn-"Truck Farming. ID. sc.
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What iaa Dead Train

In the trial OF the case of Mills vs.. the Orange
and Alexandria railroad yesterday, a contract
between that road and the Alexandria aud Wash
Ington Railroad Company was read, IN which IL
contracted that the Alexandria and Washington
road might use. for local passenger, all dead
trains " OF the Orange and Alexandria company,
which passed over the road.
The Chief Justice. Dead tralnsi Are they
trains that kill people? [Laughter.l
Mr.. o. A. Stevens. Oh no. sir; they are through
trains that, having discharged their cargo, are
returning to the depot.
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The parissn.Hamlink Case.

The case Of Parisen vs.. Hamlink Lewis ct al.
came to close in the Equity Court yesterday, by
a decree Diminishing the bill. The suit grew out
of q disagreement between the contractors and
sub-eontractors for paving Ninth street with
Parisen pavement.
The GoellCambell case did not come on In the
Circuit Court yesterday as was expected.
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Knights of St. Patrick.

The annual meeting Of the Knights of St.
Patrick was held last night at Sengerbund hall,
corner OF Eighth and Z streets, for the purpose
OF electipg officers. Lieut.. John F. Kelley, who
hassserved as commander for two terms was
nominated but positively declined reelection. as
also did Mr.. Shanahan, the retiring almOner. The
following are the newly elected officers: Comman-
der John Connell first deputy, as. Collins; second
deputy, Edward Corcorsn; third deputy, Robert
Mcdonald; recorder, VIM @. Kinney; financial
recorder, Daniel Donovan: almoner, A. J. Clark:
warden, John CuliiEan; herald, Martin Glynu;
standard bearers, Thomas CoIman and Patrick
Cambell.
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HORSE THIEVES.
An Attempt to Steal Senator Robertson's
Crews,

The heavy, stylish greys belonging to Senator
Robertson, OF South Carolina, which attract gen.
eral attention when appearing on the streets,
came near being stolen yesterday morning. The
owner stables them at FarnhRm's stables on Ohio
avenue, between Thlrteen-and. a-half and
Fourteenth streets, and about O'Clock the stable
was visited by two men, one Of them represent
ing himself as the Senator, and ordered the
Waterman to have the horses got in readiness, as
he desired 10 take hts friend riding. Not know.
ing the man or Senator, and suspectlnR that mat.
tiers were not as represented, the waEchmRn re.
fused to let the animals leave the stable, whore.
upon tho two men departed, the pseudo senator
Threatening to have tho Waterman discharged
within the next - hours. Tho Senator recently
refused an ofer OF 5000 for his animalE and
would have considered their lOss evuiValent 10
the loss OF his Senatorial emolum0nts for year
TO come,
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR vALUABLEs.

Call and examine the FIRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
keeping Of securities, jewels, silverwsre or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
aunum, according to size. No business man can
afford TO do without them.
Taxi serniEa from he Chieaao and BosloE ira
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LINE-OYsTER SHELLS

Considerable debate was had as to the value OF
line al fertilizer, and il generally conceded
TO he valu lble for wheat, grass an! garden track
The majority OF members thought Stone Inns
more yalua Die than she'll lime.
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OlTH ITEMS.

AN EMINENT DIVINE SAYS, ~ have been
using the Peruvian Syrup. It gives me new
yigor buoysncy Of spirits, elasticity Of muscle"
Seth w. Fowle x Sons, Boston, will send, free, a
pamphlet Of 81 pages, containing full account
Of this remarkable medicine, to any one sending
them their address.
elo TO $1,000
invested in Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent. .
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge Co.,
Bankers, 2 Wall street, New York.
THURsToN's ivory PEARL TOOTH PowDHR
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
THsnty-hve and atty eents per bottle.
JouvRN's NOTORIOUS KID.9Lov1 CLEANER
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
TE9srs " PSM ON, 0rTiaE 10 equal 70 me
and NIFTY cents per bottle.
WILLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTBEs are the
very bSGt. All sold By druggists.
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New suits.
The Furlm Ball,

The only new suit docketed since last report is,
the following Henry Kenyla vs.. Geo. Ellis.
ICrt.CTCTl.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

TEE FLGeEEDlNGS IN ALL The CCU}T&
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SALT.

SALTi sALTEsoOOO SACKS LIVERPOOL
HSr ST1an n5 Anm ssor ,@s s.d sna sSih,
Turk islands 80 tons Rsek for cattlei 100 900 bags
sale IN lots 10 suit, delivered In Washington about
Baltimore prices BY
issuth street and Jenkins wharf, Bait pre-.
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Chapned Handa and Fana.

Paul's extract should be In every family this
rough weather. 1t removes the soreness and
sOftens and heals the skin promptly.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

TAE VERY NEWEsT BOOKS.
The Farbor Bar, a..
Statesman's Year Book, $50.
Maine's Early History OF Institutions, a.
Maiueis Ancient Law, @.
Barnard's Priv ate Life OF King, $50.
BaNley's Spain, Art Remains, &c.,.2 vols, as
Moore and Jordan, Bric-a-brac, Sl.5O.
Smiths Aksyrian Discoveries. -.
Congressional Directory, with Members and Sen
atOrs OF the new Congress, IS cents.
Hoeyfs BlOssOmIng or an Aloe, 20 cents.
Smiths Health. 81.
A Summary of Modern History, tI.75.
Audrey's Story Of FellOW-SOldler, t1.I5.
Rich Medway's Two overs, sl.51.
Initial Note Paper, and Envelopes to match, in
boxes, at IS cents each. Portfolios and Desk
Pads, for travelling, from IS cents.
Easter Crosses. new and unique designs and
eOiOi'' 'H soL0MONs & CHAPMAN,
Agents Lawrence's ''Pure Linen Papers,
mhI1-tf sll Pennsylvania avenue.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

PAY OF JANIToRs AND SWEEPS.
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WAsHINGTON TBEATRE CO1IQUE,
NATIONAL THEATRE.

THE PARIS AND NEW YORK SUCCESS OF 1875.
GlROFLE-G IROFLA!
Commencing MUNDAN EVENING, March ~,
for six nights and one matinee only, trst 9rOduc-
ton In Washington Of LecOcT's last and most sue
cessfUl Opera BOutfp,
GlROFLE-tiIROFLA!
the reigntng sensation OF 10 European cities and
the great ustcal event Of the year, which will BE-
p OduCed with entirely new costumes, properties.
gorgeous mise-en-scene and the tden teal New York
cast prpst ntiDg for the first time in Washing tOn
MILE CORALlE GEOFFRUY,
PIima DOnnI from the lea ding Partisan theatres.
MILE LEONTISE MINELLI,
Miles Kid, Dorel, Vandamme, PerrauG, Julien,
Clancy MONS. 6. DE QUERCY,
Principal Tenor from the PaIi sian Opera Comfuue:
Messrs Valaire, Walter, GenOt. Salvador, Day ais
Perraut, Tuat, &C., Re. GRAND CHORUS and
ORCHESi RI comprising 81 performers, under
the direction OF MONS. T.. VAN GHELE,
6lROFLE-GI ROFLA
Will be presented with the completeness OfalI
detail as charaCtE it, IL consecutive repre-
sentAiiODs In New York. Admission, 81: Reserved
Seats, 80 cents extra: Gallery, 20 cts. SAL COM
mences Thursday at box Office nh25-tf
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BRrsToE VA, March q, 1873.

htI'1t'T N|tl""Ui Re- .sLiic"H:
DEAR SIX II yCu want TO see some more of the
lCDE-ha!reG. ShaRRy-he3rded Prince Williamttes,
come TO Langyher's mills Saturday next
Get Cti at BrlstUe. Get local ticket this time;
don I be EWlLd!ed. Get round trip at AleXan-
Gria. The sight that you SO nicely describe in
I'VE REPUELICAN will be renewed at Llngyher's
On day mentioned above. The rocks are thicker at
Langyher. and the shaggy-beardtd fellows are
more courageous than them you saw. The Wnis-
Ky is stronger. a lively time expected.
RED CLOAR
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SOUTH WASHINGTON RsLROED NUISANCE.
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The BRENTsYILLE EXECUTION.

An Invitation to See Some of Virginia.
The following card has been received. The
reporter has seen enough OF the lOng-haired gen.
Try tcr a season, but if Private Dalzell, Weston
or any other chronic fraud happens along he will
he furnished with letters OF Identification, and
authority 10 make a iull report. Who'll take
hp
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tE7lEEs Committee BEFORE COMMISSIONERS
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JUST PUBLISHED:
TIE sTATEsMAE'S YEAR BOOK
FOR
1870.
Statistical and Historical Annual OF the states
OF the Civilized World. A handbook for Po!itl-
clans and Merchants. Twelfth annual puhllca-
ii revised after Official returns, containing
Creeds Of the World, Density Of Population, Rank
of Principal States, Railway and Telegraphs OF
the World. Mercantile Savies, Progress Of Nayi-
cation, Import and Export Markets, Constitution
Of every Foreign state, complete information to
the Political Economy and FOrm and Strength OF
the Governments Of Austria, Belgium, Denmark,
France, Germany, Great BriIaiI and Ireland,
Greece. Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Russia,
Spain, Sweden aud NORWAY, Switzerland, Turkey,
Ing China, India and Japan and AustrGIaslt; a
book that should be in every library.
For sale in W asbingtOn by
WARREN CHOATE & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIOSEPs,
N...an E... y.
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ADJUSTMENTS 30

-
A VENUE THEATRE.
IA Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh and
twelfth streets.
JOHN WAGNER 4 Son. Musical Directlrs
First appearance for eIght years in WashIn gtOn
OF the Scottish Nightingale. Miss Agnes Suther-
land. This lady as . vocalist Is unsnrI aSsed: her
singing Is truly wonderful. Also, Amaricafa
greatest Song SDd p nee Lady and SeriO-COmIc
Pearl: Miss lila Sheldon. First appearance Ofthe
beautiful MILE AZ4lI. In her wonderful second
sight reg ding First appearance Of Williams and
Reynolds, Ethiopian Comedians and Speciality
Artists from the Western theatres. COutlnued
success Of Harris and Fills in Uutrh and Negro
CUmicalities. IRENE ndOus hit Of VIM. GAYLORD,
han-Morkey. Grand Dutchess. with new scenic
ana mechanical eff cts and gorgeous ardrObe.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
ANOTHER NOVELTY THIS WEEK
Ter Six Nights and Saturday Matinee, commencing
On MONDAY NIGHT, March -,
The Celebrated CollOquial Actor,
ALBERT W. AIKEN,
In MS FAMOUS Sensational Drama, In five acts, enc
WITCHES OF NEW YORK!
ALBERT W. AIKEN, in four an derpnt charlcteTs
supported by MISS MARIAN CONWAY
And Splendid Dramatic COMPANY.
Act 1st-A Prison Of Fire. Time, New York civ
in IS6O.
Act 2d-The Oath OF Vengeance. Time, New York
city in 1859.
Act 4th-sprIpgiDg the Trap.
Act 5tE-Jnsti at Last.
LIBEB AL PRICES OF ADMISSION
Orchestra circle, 80 cents: dress crge, 20 cents.
orchestra chairs, 81 family circle, 25cents, NOsx.
ira charge Cor re- erYed seIts. mhZ2
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H NJ BARLOW

H M BARLOW
begs leave to call the attention of Senator's and
members of Congress to his large collection Of
Paintings, EngraYings, Sc, which be offers at re-
duced prices. This Is fne opportunity persons
leaving the city to Durcha e, his stock Is the
largest ever seen in Washington, PAINTINGS, &c,
packed with the gre atest care.
BARLOW's ART GALLERY,
feb2+1m I225 Pennsylvania avenue.
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NE w BIO DIX s

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIOSERS,
VARS Vernon Row. cor. Pa. Az. and Tenth u.
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NEW YsEx, April 7.
Money easy at 3 to-a per cent, closing at the
latter figure.
On the stock Exchange New York Central and
| Union Pacific loaned at per cent. Rock Isle nd
at per cent, and Western Union, Lake shore
Erie, Pacific Mail, Northwestern and st. Paul
| at per cent,
Prime mercantile paper in good demand at
to per cent.
Sterling 81 $50 for sixty days, and 81 500 for
sight.
Custom receipts, $4,000.
Gold strong, opening at ll45E, and closing at
ll4sz.
Carrying rates ranged at 10 81 per cent.
Treasury disbursements s27, 5O9.
Clear1ngs. 00000.
Governments strong.
Railroad mortgages finn.
State securities steady.
The railway and miscellaneous speculation
was strong and higher to-day. The volume OF
business was quite large in the leading shares,
and an advance in some cases very decided.
The Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph shares led the
2iz at the opening 2754 at the close, with final
sales az the highest point OF the day.
The sailing OF the steamer Farraday to pick up
rangements made by the Atlantic q Pacific
Company for the extension OF its system OF
wires to st. ..ouis and Milwaukee, had much to
do with the rise to-day.
Pacific Mail was another prominent feature,
and rose from 4ls TO 1875 on the denial of the re-
ported defalcation at Yokohama. 1t appears
there is small discrepancy between the New
York and Yokohama accounts, end an agent is
now on his way to clear il mp. Western Union
was active, and lose from ~ TO 1875. Union
Pac fic was firm and ranged from 7u1s 10 Il. Clos
l. e at 7O14. Err was frmer, and ad sanced rom
2S5s TO 302. Wabash rose from - to i,-,y and
st. raul from aS5s TO 391l. New YorK Central
was strong, and advanced from IaI1S to 1929,
notw- tnstanding the decision of the Supreme
t'ou sgaiD5. the company on the scriD diVi-
dend tax. Other change ia the market are not
important. The market closed strong,
Tne total safes of stocks TO day were col 0O9
shares, OF which e2,Q0J were Pacific Mail, $50 q
Western Union, 1900 st. Paul, 5000, Erie, 5000
Wabash and 100 Union Pacific.
GENERAL STOCKS,
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EoRErGN MARKETS

LONDON, April 1.-The rate OF discount ON
the open market for three months bills IS 3
5-lG per cent. or S-l6 below the Bank OF Eng
land rate. Consos for money, 93k4g35z: on
account, $50; 5-2Us, ls6j. los: SOS 1867 ig7s<.
le-fs. l0S: new IS, 1881; Neg York Central. 81;
frie, rs: Erie preferred, sSlz PetrOieurn-0 rude
sk@Szd; refined, lid. TaliOw American
4Os Sd.
PARIS, April 7.-Rentes. 63f 92]zo.
Ss1s. - -''-'
LIVERPOOL, April T. Cotton IS frmer: mid
ding uplands, S9s1Ed; Orleans, slSaSlzd: sales
OF l1,OJO bales, o. which 3,C0s bales were for
speculation AM export aad o,5o0 bales OF Amer
lean. fIour-kxtra state is dull; sales We're
made o. extra state at 20s. Wheat-The mar
ket is steady; sales we've made OF No | red
western spring at 9s; new No 2 red Western
spring at SIS sd red Western winter wheat
Us I'd. Corn-ih he marke; is steady; sales were
made OF mixed Western at SIS. POrk-Sales
were made OF prime at S7s; prime mess at rs.
Iard-Sales Were made Of prime Western at
67s. Bacon-Clear sides. new, at s9s: short RIB
middles at Us I'd; short clear middles at SIS.
long clear middleS at SIS Cd. HaTnF-The
market is STEADY; sales were made of long cut
averaging 20 lbs, et 5Ts. Shoulders = Sales
were made OF new a. 3.s 60. Peef-Salcs were
made OF Il /. Nj. al HIS: /. NJ ct "; r. H. dull
At its. Ia'low-Ssles were made 81 p G. at 4Os
Lard oil-Saies were made at 7Os. Cheese-Sales
were made of choice American at rs. Tur-
pentine-The market is firm; sales were made
al It's I'd. Rosin-The market is dull: sales
were made OF common at 5Ld; fne rosin az
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, April 7.-BEEF CATTLE
The receipts for to-day were O3o mead; total
very vel lie6i: the market is dull and draegy with
few buyers; sales were made of best at IS 50tl
co; medium to good at s. S0@6 25; common TO
fair al SO 75gi %; bulls at 81 EGGS Coz slcckers al
So 75@425.
HoGs-Receipts for to-day were $50 head
total receipts for days were 2,0S1 head
Philadelphia at SO 3a@9 So
SHEEP-Receipts for to-day were $500 head
to'al for the past days were $500 head
sales were made of best grades at 50 al 60; me-
dunn at SIS 5e96 90; clipped at 81 O096OO.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. April z-CATTLE-The receipts
to-day were 40O0 head; the market was in
moderate DIT msnd ct steady prices; shipping at
s596 90; choice sold ut 80 s6S6 -. shipments
200 head.
HoGs-The receipts to-day were 1000 head ;
the demand is active and prices strons;; sales
were made OF light at " 3o99 80; heavy al so@S.
Shipments-5,u00 head
sHEEP-The receipts to-day. were 1000 head ;
the market is fairly active and nrmi sales were
made of poor TO extra at 81 SCOT 20
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Trade Palace, Oct. 2

TO the Country Readers:
we respectfully ask your irame .
date attention to the best seiecteo
stock OF Dry Goods, Notions ana
Millinery ever Drought 20 tniS CIV,
Bygiving our s inolv Youa S S,seh haVs
occurred a limo OF Silks. Black
Goods. Dress Goods. Dom etics,
Woolens FIanneIs, Shavl5, I aole
Linens, Blankets, Comforts, fo-
tions and Millinery at such rates
ana on such terms as cnao leS US
to offer the iowest prices knOWIi
since 1862, Our prices are aIil&e 10
ali. and Grano ers as well as OtE-
ers will find ct no other nous
more attractive goods or lower
prices
Il 9. Az RIBS 81 co,
TRADE PAL ACE.
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RICE ADvIcEs.


Messrs. Dan. Taimsge's SoR & Co.'s cir
cular, dated Charleston, $. c., March -
gives the condition and prospects of this
trade as follows: "Our market closes
steady, without any material change ia
quotations. There have Sesn very large
purchases mxde at this poiEt onspsculssion
induced by the low rates sf freight to looa
points, also to tho large cities in tbs in
terror, but with these advantages to Che
spectators. you will notice by our qacsa-
lions that prices are only 1s@Hc higher
than tEoss made in our issue OF December
%, which was just prior to the time when
speculatcrs commenced their Operaise rs.
The stock in mill is, wiSaout doubt, fully
equal to that OF last year. and taking into
consideration that large stock of old crop
was carried over INFO tho new season, We
can not sac but we shaH have an abundant
supply to carry us tonew crop. We would
especially call attention to the low price Of
all breafs5tuffs, as compared with Carolina
rice, also that Rsngoon rice which was sell
ing last rear at 7l4@7lz, thereby helping TO
sustain tina market, is this year selling at
o.. We would say tS the trade, buy O1ly
as you need, and lei the speculator carry
the stock, a., with the great depression Snd
dlstrust existing throughout the entire
country, We can not see how any article,
with an abundant supply, can advance to
any extent.
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owing TO he incement weather. The markpt
icr cotton goods is quiet, but all the leading
makes are firmly held by manuf.clurersS
agents. The market for plaid prints Is active
put Ior oh er styles quiet. The market for cot
.onsoeS is uull WOrSttd dress goods fairly &C.
i've; ana plaid styles in brisk demand The
active. ''-'~Vna>
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NEW YORg 0orr0N MArVFr.

NRy IoE6. April 7-Cottcn-Sales were made
OF Iniddlfng upland al lttF2iTa. Futures closed
Seller April. 10 II Sc. seller MRy. ie I5-ec seller
June, u lee seller July, Il ls-cc: seller August
lI5<c: seller September, ne; seller October,
l6zzc; seller November. 10 l7-s2c: seller Deem
Der, Is s-lec; seller January, Is ..-.se.
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wEEKLY BUSINESS REyIEW.

Aweek OF really delicious weather has brought
ths machinery of industry and business into
full pay. Labor has found employment, at
lesst in the city; trade OF all kinds has fully met
expectations, and the transition from wintry
fivity is complete. The course of values has
great staples OF the West, meats and grain
Pork packers, who would have lost money on
the winters wors, had they sold three weeks
ago, are not only let out safe, but rewarded by
day. They are not disposed to do this, and
there have been only limited transactions in
spot sales for the last four or five days. In spec
ulation, it is diffefen Excitement has run
has been taking hand may In S SSe
Chicago market, most peTilous operation
on general principles, for it is notorious among
heavy dealers who control that market Will
never fail to come out ahead Of outsiders in the
long run.
GRAIN HAS ADVANCED
rapidly and steadily until corn is held to-day at
Is cents in this market. Transactions have not
apart all the week. Wheat Is low In stock at
this point; yet nothing Is more certain than that
the country is full OF 10. Still the price has adj
vanced dsiiy. aud there is no prospect at present
always holding on, in fact, for hisher prices.
DRY GOODS.
The dry goods trade was never so good at this
point. Wholesale dealers have expanded their
range of goods until all ordinary demands can
be met quite as satisfactorily here as in New
York, and at far less expense 10 the Western
merchant.
grain and produce, and the selling prices for
Eo-< a. other Ee-chendtsel
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YoRg. April Observation-Disclosures
copper Is steady; sales were made OF new sheet.
ing a. 2Sc. Ingot lake-Is firm; sales were made
al 2iJ5G 2ls<c Pig iron-Msrktt is dull; sales
were made OF Scotch at 22iz4SSc; American Is
quiet: sales were made al 24@&c. Russia
Sheet: sales were made at l41Sc gold. Nails-Are
fteady sales werenade al % 25d3 eOfor cut 10 q
as 70 for clinchs: Horse shoes are nominal aud
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-08
MARKETS BY TELEgRAPH.

sIiie purchasing prices Tor Government bonus
In indianapolis vsEy from The New York Quota
ti0is Lszsl her cent