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LiVe-StWk Markets.
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK MARKET

APRIL 19.-rhe recc rof4 and shipments for tae
fnr!y,eight a.'urs enatrfF at neon Yesterday were
! 057: shipments. 100. sheap-Receipts, 1859
Horses and Mutes- keceiria lS: shipments, 40.
NATIONAL sToeE-IARDs.
Cdule.-The market, in way OF transactions, has
greatly improved from that Of The cIosiuY days of
The past week. The different er es of tn ers were
ont In force early and soon pa ar orbsd The scant
supply on sala. Fresh receipts little larger
Khan those that charac eriZed the preceding days,
Yet were not half enough to meet the demand. be-
sides, they consisedinainly OF common an4 rough
stock. Shippers were almost Eoaer!y ruled ont of
The market. Demaud from cast I'll bu, ers WAS very
ltbera! for gOou grades. note he agent of Mar
sin: Fuller 81 Co, OF Philadelphia and New York,
and several other prominent Dnle IN attendance
anxious 10 obtain suppes. stock cattle unchanged.
Local spectators were The priRrinal operators.
they competing slowly asanst the different csss.s
Ing Is the raEge:
CHOICE naive steers. ranging from E,5Goto 500
lbs, f623ds6: 10: prime native srersr Ranging
steers, ranging from $40 to LOCO HIS, l750
$3.50; thrifty native stick steers. ranging from
100 to l.l0O bs 81 .25GSS5, choice corn faslened
Texans arsi LheroSees, -. 1895. 80: goodTexins
thorough Texans, S40I$5 flair TO medium thorough
Iexans 1893 70 sales Of l5'head common ma
live steers OF l0l7 rs average at s5: LIZ head fair
26 head mixed rough natives, average 900 bi..
at 50; head native aud Te&an.bus, average, l,lO6
b.. At 50 25.
HOgs.-Quiet and unchaugGd The receipts for
the past forty eight hours haze bstnvery hg and
which did not take much exertion on. The part of
shippers were out IN force, exhibiting Il gued zeal
Of animation, but had 10 curtali their wants. city
local speculat1r wrra the principal operators, they
paying S7.50@S7 80 for medium To iair hogs Of
204 10 224 pounds range. Shippers would have
operated irt ely had ther been ANY offerings Values
We quote Is stiti at s7G 1865 Tor Hvrkers, 81 756
pack ing and butchers gradc.-Tiqa6S.
like prices ~ the other ard.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

APRIL -Beeres.-No receipts, and porhlDg
doing In beef cattle. There was mode Fate Supply
Of dress beef in Washington market this morn
Ing, with fair trade al 10M1lke. ~ h. for ord-
nary to urine sides; fore quarters going at 100
l0Hc. n d., and bind quar'er- 1T l2@l4c.
(ulres.-R, ceipts were 466 head, tnciudirg ord-
nary TO prime state, Jer.ey. kueks county, and
Mount Holly veals. I he Demand was iimileti, anu
only good 70 prime calves were siIa',e, ordinary
10 strictly prime calves ranged from - Sc. = D.
poor TO common Do, in"'udine authenticated
caly. s, W, re forced off at 5@Gtc. % b.
Among the lies were So Bucks county yeals
so fjs average Il, 90. q ID % Mount Holly ytals
200 b:., ut Gal DC. Jersey resls lag D., at &c.
20 j. rscy v ais 1872 b., a, Sc: 13 Jersey geals
100 bs., a. &c 40 jersey veals, l20 hs, at 7c.;
100 jersey wells. 120 bs.. at 7@Sc.; 20 state
Ythls, 40 1bj ut Sc. ana 90 ctAte SeaAS, l D HS
at 6Hc.
.Steep and Lnmbs.-Receipts were seven cara, OF
800 head. Butchers appeartd to De anxious 70
purcha " good stock, and the matke was 1-iD auu
STEADY at full prices Far to prime eippe'i sheer
were sold 5a,lG &c. 81 D., with few az the BIS
sold at 6R(4655c. and some clipped yearn2S IL &c
Fair unsfOrn sheep were sold at INC. d., anu or.
cinary 10 p line were quoted ut GAGl64c. few
spring lambs were IN, and sod 1T 81 ~ Il head.
sttts sheen, 81 lbs. ay rag~. &c ~; q l1o un;
shorn Ohio sheep, SO bs.. at &c; 22S clipped
ohio sheep, 81 DO, al 6asc; IS clipped State
sheen, 80 bs AZ &c.: 1877 clipped tate sheep. VT
bs, at &C 40 clipped Stale sheep. 81 n5 al
&C.; and fl clipped state sheep (y earlinSsE o. BIS
ut 7c.
.St1ine.-s rivals were eight cars or ! $3.50 hogs
none of which were on sale alive. Iity.dreSseC
hogs were decidedly firm and higher. with sales OF
weight. under 220 d.. al 1O2s(el Ohe; y b and
over 22O bs. a. 104@1O3s.-Jour'at! " CV"s'
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS .TR.aDH.

hpstI The general market has b. eh O shade
weaker to-day, with but rod rate TRANSACTIONS
amuny agents AID jobberS. There were poaurtion
sales Tine observance Of the Hebrew Feast oI ING
Pas sovcr thrs ma ks its elect ON IN. traue~ahn az
dealer have come 10 rfgirn the oa} sol Ytoed
rIon rs uIno,x those least ntted for r nffsln9s &c
goods. ,,,,, ,a-. Zoo, optst
and firm yitL light sales. simply 10 maintain stocss,
Bleached sneetlpgs and, Shirting, aa7c peth IslF
hrmer. -. 49,. -
active. -, , ,,,,s
has Dtc,.ialr with a iaoCefae "ispAIa VI '%A@0
good pixies. Sole, "a a. u<.,ss,x
but prices 60, ,linue tfIns. 20.
In s,rypes and ,icES hsre Is E0hiGs OF ihtfsSt Io
renort I1enilns haze been steady ans hrm.
t,ot,onajes have sold Wtlsio tina generss trace
and the city intereA Is looking as. frcTs are W
P,inissloths hs ~. not atlroioi much attention.
br market isasiss and f.rn;at 51 tt1itty aaSsj
| for standard aid extra; scoEsds, 54GS11sc-s OK
Prinis have taen f,rmer. With y good demand ,
na.s choice STA a. soma. ef ine best oesigos 9
| caly.d this morning werx rapidly sold u, aod br
/ ,t.rs largely , pea ed. HI some o'htr Yves nnk
| save bt en- reaaced 10 clssE OF accumnta l"is, n6
FOL II eclaIlls > have chanas1 from III to sc MaS
sinptnu Mills, padded Afound5, have b.eh Ieauc
itplaids, conanue steady Al lOc hainiiton sra 'Ie
! have adya,. ced frou, 5 TO S11c.
I Relied mcconets have be quiet, III sohvii'e ,eln
I quoted VI 7xc., 9 n seni. OF
WooileDs hive moved slowly Tor the IaD o tade !
oul -of. town buyers The city temabd W y hRn
+ tOre,e u goous net with fair sales nfoW slou IL
day In nearly ALI lines Journal 0f Conv,aerce.
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Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, April II, cia HAVANA,
April 22.--Tbe last session of the present
Congress was opened by President Lerdo de
T, i1da with speech, in which he said The
relations of Mexico with foreign powers
were friendly. The Executive bad fulfilled
all the requirements OF the constitutional
amendments and the reformed LAYS, but old
prriudces and The spirit Of bigotry still lin
sered. lie stated that measures would be
Submitted making education compulsory and
providing for a normal school for female
teachers.
Colonel Tom Scott and party have arrived
at the capital. Many who thought that thelr
purpose was diplomatic ana wafllhe are ~" ),
fonrinced that they are here in pursuit Of a
purely speculative and commercial enter
prise. s 49,, nm.
Funds have been deposited for the con,
struction of lighthouses at Iamp'co ano
Vera Cruz.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sToeKsErr-3ncr,
THURSDAY, "A pin 22, 1875.
ro sds les Richmond and cauyIlle Rail

49, n =
1HuHspkY. April 22, 1876.
s1LEs'-s1ooo Richmond and raunrrvf,laa la, Ran.
road cousois sofa at 90. w - .''1''
i Observation-Disclosures. ,rf
S aa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. corsois. 64Y bid 55
NrEina ferred Did asked o' Tiz ri askf in;
1rs eang1s ct s,2 SS asked
oGity Securities; Richmond city s's. 1os4 bid.
hbo4H asked; Richmond city g., SO bid, 81 asked:
rg kes S1,t ely e. a. bd Norfolk city IS 81
burg city 6's. 3sX It'd. .. o''' pfe'ericks-
., R Ia and Canal Bonds Virginia Central
tniIu mortgage u.s. j. and j., 81 bid: Vi,pinin
Central fourth mortgage SIS. J. & + ~ s ,ad
epasnsioe railroad second mortgage preferred 6,s
e ~ 90 w., o. 9ia spu,hsde Rairoad third mort.
R 'mona and Peiers5nrg Railroad r, M
burg an, Potomac Railroad mortgage rs + anc
90 BID; h. 'chmond, Freder icksbarg and Potomac
a RSiTSsa sl d. Feo9d
66x bid, 69asSe,f: James River and Kanawna IA,
nal first mortgage p NJ and n, go asked; James
River and Sana VIA canal second mortgage 6s,
Railroad &ocks.-Che,,apea and Ohio Rail-
pa a s
LOO par, 22H bid !; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac, common. 100 Pal, 93 bid; Richmond, |
teed, 90 par, 81 bid; Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG
piu' RlcnInond and DanVilie Railroad, 100 par, |
asked; Seaboard anu Roanoke Raiir sad guaranteed
100 par "a bid.
Bank Socks- First National, / 90 par, 22 askpd:
National Bank of Virginia, 100 pur, 100 bid
Planters National, 90 par, 0S asked: Merchants
and Planters Savings, 25 par, 23H asked: City |
savings, 20 par, 24h asked Bank or Corsmerce |
25 par, 20 hid. -~'
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rine. 20 par, 80 bid; Virginia State. rs par, 25a
Old Dominion. 100 par. 81 bid. 100 asked Pied
mont and Arlington. 100 Par, rs asked.
?, Mlsceata e9uS.-, .mes Riyer aud kanawha
ship Company, 100 par, SIS asked. =
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PORT OF RICFiaIDND- APRIL 90, 1875.
ArsRINRE
steamer Wyanokc, C.oucE New Yda K, I1erchan-
disc aud passengers. tiS w. Ansn & Co., agents.
steamer john Sylyesner, Egfurd norfolk, ner-
chnndise and passengers, l.. b. laiui
steamer j. W. kFprn.sn P1Htt,, Pbila elphia,
merchandise and w. y. t"orter. taent.
Brig >abra, IIuciinen. Noy1lis, a. l. nd f.uf tor
Montevideo, Glilego Mihs' Mannia rtufing Eem-
pauy.
| SAIbED.
| Steamer Weitover, SkiIs%e-7. Bslh more, mer-
chandlse and passensers- PcaSh.Srn Steamboat
| Company.
schooner Lulu Lynn, .asley. 25llsGd phia, Gpa,i-
| tie, Curtis i Parker.
schooner Alice turtis, Phillips l,slein lore, g-ss--
lie, Curtis 6 Parker.
| MEMORANDA
NEW York. April 21.-Arrired:: schoo ners den.
ME Hail. AbdeIl Mary IfanoisS Mathews; Rebecca
Knight, Leek MaX,on buyers. ka!ghs: WILLIAM
5. loughton, Slater; G.. T.. Hubbard, 'p'r-au
| from Virginia.
Isrig Isis, which arrived as Richmond TO day, has
4 cost OF about 81 5000.
| Arrived at Baltimore on The 81 St Schooner Martha
Collius, Graves, from kicnnond1 Va.
BY Teiograpa..
| FORT MONROE, April % Passed IL for klch.
mOnd: Bark Anea Ice, from New 3OrH. faaseo
out Scho ners Addie r. Ayery aad seaTsvtile ,rom
| NEW YORK, April 22 -ArriredE 0ns u onin-
ion aud schooners ID. a. ly!oshhd Marq Jane from
Virginia. "a,
Nrw YORK, April 2a.-zAsrived :: cssta'h, City
of New York. LII.
pr D.ler dam .gej, staroos ,d.b9w sfoSe and lore
| compartment filled with walker. having encounter
Ell several fields OF Ice ana ieeberR5. AZ one lime
she was completely surrounded by icehergs
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NEW YORK IRON MARI. LET.

APRIL 2O-Iron.-Eor scotch pig '.ber. conthhii's
an ur Satisfactory market Late srfivis ars heces.
.,iy placed In yard. there beipg sale Soc them
%, less al lower prices than hoaotr coucfsx. Gao.
s.,ious ara therefore entirety D,minAi In Ameri-'
Tn :, stk es la the Gear Slricts do nDt a4eet the
nsTkei The quo..,ions are "a follssSs: tS6 for
Giengarnock: s38uGtSA for CoSaess; Mminai tor
chsrrie: Eptln.ou at &S2@*93. "A 9acza;an pig Is
ouo,ed at SIS fox No. szB COR 40 ard tzS PIP
tor forge. New rails IL S50. gold, Peg " hse
sor Wrought Strap Mt .34 a9AsSs, kenned
Bar store prices are Bar. SNsdss. IoinaIy an,
- - Assaaadl 4 10 inch, round and square-l
~ SaF inches by 10 inch Se6 bar. reHaed II
10 q by K and sac tpsh. S1o oass rs e.nas
ax sps Il ssat tasbss Va 40; g sst an
ssHsSti AZ: atss and hail nds kee
Ss.Id, "a Iachas BY ssaa 70 no. Wv; aolss'
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UouiSiuua Affairs.

New ORLEANS, April 22.-The Senate
to-day resolved itself into court OF impeach
ment to impeach Charles Clinton OF hlgt
crimes and misdemeanors in office, and mott
f"d the House Of their acion. 4 committee
was appointed to prepare rules to govern
the Senate when sitting as a court OF im
pcachmcnt, and joint resolution was pasSet
suspending Auditor Clinton from office pend
ing his impeachment.
Auditor Clinton prays for further eX
animation OF his books.
The Senate resolved by vote of % to II
to proceed with the Clinton Impeachment
trial.
The House passed resolution extending
the extra session to May 5,h.
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Tobacco Markets.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, April 22: 1875.
The cold snap" which visited not only this 81 c.
ton but the State atlarge Friday MI ht last has
caused wide spread destruction to the tobacco
plants in all parts of Virginia and North Carolina
from which We have received information by mail
| and telegraph. This calamity Is general. IL has
fallen alike upon the rich and the poor, and In a
measure Is irre2arabe. On Change there seems
to be onfdent opinion that there will be an earIy
advance in the prices for all grades of tobacco.
Receipts continue 10 be light, and will no doubt
remain so during the remaining portion of the cur
rent tob ,cco year, nearly al Of the crop. or large
proportion OF ii, having been already sent 10 mar
ket and disposed of.
The breaks during the past week comprised 754
hogsheads, IL 9 ticrces, and 55 box,s. The offer
ings 1T auction were GA packages, Of which num-
Der 4SS were sold at prices ranging from 81 90 to
Sis. During the week there was no perceptibe
change in the k1ehmoud tobacco market, The III ices
on Change being about the same as were found in
our last quotations. Holders appeared 10 be firm,
and many buyers showed more disposition to pur-
chase Speculative bids were In many cases with
held by reason Of the bad condition OF much Of the
tobacco which Is now being offered.
We continue our quotations:
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Suba.

KEY WEST, FLA. April D. AdVices from
Havana report that / 900 insurgents entered
the jurisdiction of Saqua, aud on Friday ias'
burned seven large plantations In The DIS
trct of Quemeda De Los Guines. Ihey mel
with no resistance. Manuel SuareZ, formerly
an officer in the Spanish army, was IN com
mand. Il ......r ,., :,
Another rebel cavalry corps, estimated 10
be 1900 strong, is operating under Genera
Sausuli in the eastern part OF the Jurlsolc
ton Of Colon. 1t was supposed at aavana
that achievements had been received oI
CAPTAIN. General ValmaSeda sufficient TO pre-
vent the insurgents from oyerruDnlng Color
and TO ch ok their progress westward Tor Int
prpSpnt
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The Supreme Court and the Enforce
ment Act.

New YORK, April ga dispatch to the
Sun from Washington says: "The Supreme
Court will adjourn on the Sd of May. AL
though there has been no formal conference
or vote on the Louisiana case which involves
the constitutionaity Of the enforcement act
there is good reason to believe that this tri
bunal, by most decided majority, will sus
tain the decision of Justice Bradley in the
court below, and declare all this Legislation
to be void add without any constitutions
warrant. The opinion will be reserved un
iii the meeting Of the court next fall"
WASHINGTON, April 22.-1t is the genera
impression Of those likely to be informed thai
the case known as the "GTant Parish CASE
involving the constitutionalty of the enforce
ment oct of May 81, 1870, will not be de
cided at this term but the same authority
asserts that large majority Of the court, i
not all. are of the opinion that the act is un
constitutional
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
lDY rELEGRAPHJ
NEw Yf,pK

L sW YORK Anil 22.-Co'ton quiet; sales O,
EF3a naies at lea9l8sc Southern dour quiet and
soSsls;s 2 aSbe1 10s rs yssi f s ss.
semaps s@sse for western nm niss. noas ss
9Satc. tas ,pign mixed and yellow ssss.rD; 600
fer rec eaa u s' R;se Gdses
change". allow firm NJ l-l6@9Sc. RsSx dull
1T So 7sata!Sz12h for strained urpcn' S,s, dHI
Lard sowes and sstet. prime steam, &c. VI bskeY
quiet sssl.I4H. sIeishss 'oeavy and lower. !
BALTIMORE. - ,slfs
BMTEsoRE, ApKH 2c --Four qulet and unJ
eh,nsea. Wheas hrnes lenssSlsse:a red, 81 80
g. 81 wf ne 81 DsOassa CON- dsnsr I south,
ern white, 2TG90c.; yei1sw, SSc. ". ssrn mixed,
a and nsd We and sc ssa
Srn whIskey quiet; city, si.is; Western s1.i4
Gsfl.l5. SugartFm
--as 1--WE STOCN
Cattle hsye besn fairly aciye during lte. week.
a 4ua s;,s; 5S enn so.a aiss
5S05s5r:: oro,nar1scxen anal sTss; 4ha5c.i mos.
sails, Ss@6ac. h.crtpts, l.2as head :; sales.
iSgs-:Ihere has heen a fair supply during {he
week bur The majH.iS OF rail- or inferior Qua HtS~
man sedy hsrti to self; other graass have heer
seidy, with fair deafnd> Light bacnn hogs, 1Ots
STAGE isw es mora an ! Sxssr than
gross liam lbs, s3as5 per g'csd. Receipss, 1910.
CINCINNATI. A !
!. CINCINNATI April 22anFeur arm family,
81 so. IoIa quiet at 73SS75c. Pork quiet st
sS2.50: Prime lard quiet and saeaay st5sinsren.
lereJ, IS&s&Y15Ac. bacon tkmr shoulders 0sR
~: :: csef rib 1910; clear I3Ae.-jebbins sales.
Nhiskey en go-csi demand at Sf.l3.
LOUISVILLE.
LouIsNTsJE. April 22-FlsnS unchanged. Corn
lrm Ut 7.tfty25s. Provisions strong and In II 4 tie
nand. Fork, s22 50@$23. kac"u-Shoulders,s
,c; cenr RIO, MS: cielr, 81 SS5, packed. Prime
afd-stea NJ, 5hr-: rierce. g. KEY, l6Hc. Whs-
tey tr1ner 10 $E.lS. Begging quiet aud firm ut
I3@l3ac.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 2s.-Fiour in good Semand for
uperfm. antibwcH1Ja grades 1t apchaDged prices.
corn hfe her; no. . mixed, 72&I743sc. Whiskey'
!c,ive ~ 4l.l S. Pork firm ST. 1880 Bacon brm
md unchanged With HAL tied iobuins demand. Lard
lomnalIY 1891
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Arrfi 22-Elour quiet and'anchanged.
,orn active; No. mt3ed, 7fa @72e.; hlsh mix
~ 74Sc rejectear 7le: PORK -,ui. avn dropping
az S22. Lard I'D fair demand at 81 Ga.' Whlskcy
scarce and brm .s 3I.lgS
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washington Items.

WAsnNGToN, April 22.--The steamer
Swatara was at Melbourne on the 22d of Feb
ruary.
Secretary Dtlano viii certainly resign.
There are somc ugly ring reports con-
nccted with Dclanc's retiracy from the Sec
rclary>hip of the Interior.
Sir Edward Thornton has referred to him,
as umpire of the Ne Xican commission, over
one hundred cases, and he will not reach the
test case, dcaidiDg the responsibility OF the
>ackipg Of Bagdad, at the mouth Of the Rio
Grauue, very soon.
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BY TELEGRAPH;
800 - =. T-ahSstS ssS
Secretary Detano.-Att0rney-G euera'
Wiliiams's Successor. DC. t

Wiliiams's SUCCESSOR. dc.
Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.l
WASHINGTON. April 22.--Secretary, Delsno
returned to the city this evening, and was
visited by \ large number Of friends. He de-
MES most positively that the President has
requested him to resign, and states that there
has been no conversation between himself
aud the President on that subject since last
fall, when he requested the President to ac'
cept his resignation that be might devote
binlsclf to his private business in Ohio. The
President persuaded him TO remain in the
Cabinet as long as he could conveniently
do so: and in accordance with the
determined to remain until the first
OF the present month. Soon after the adj
journment Of the special session OF the Sen
a,'e be went TO Ohio to arrange his business
prep ratory to submitting his resignation.
He returned here only the evening before
the President left for Concord, and therefore
has not conversed with him on the subject.
He declines TO say, however, whether he will
now carry out his original intention OF re-
firing from the Cabinet. ..-. 50.
The resignation of Acknowledgement VIII
liams, TO take effect on the 10Th of May, will
be formally accepted by the President to-
morrow. 1t is believed Secretary Bristow
will be appointed Acknowledgement, as 1t is
known that that position is more in accordance
with his inclination and taste than tue Secre-
tqryShip of the Treasury. Ex-senator Car
pcntcr, General Butler, and Judge Edward
Pierrepont are also mentioned in connection
with the vacancy. TIMoS.
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swedes hammered. 6a@7c: hoop. fk6c7xc.. pur
a asn, ho 81 ss Ss n. sar
ss s sSs 5sss Il sos.O7s IFsdssas miis
Sa,s '"d bominion,s SO. 30 for s:audard-.,,,
Is: ter benuy otnr. '@ss e ss.sis .p.
=, rough Cuttings: Who,. ofS'' ieIaii' osc
Liquors, Wines. &c. .4s.st.f...
r,Ah: Scotch. best brands, iplnts, s2@s2.15 '
Reetf6ed wnisksvs: Market ste ,sv with upward
tendency, PROOF held at 81. 500 sI:35. :
Rye Whtsk.Vs.. Medium. sl.6Ous2; pure old,
S2gs4: Virginia Mountain, new. S2@s2.50; Old.
S2.5OAS3. 80 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25nS2 imported. 80 case.
Brandfes: Domestic. 81 .25 @s3; rruit. 81 $500
fl;50; apple. new, s2@s2 30: neach. IS. -
,r Ru 1n:,. Sew . EngIana sl.658sL.s5; Jamaica
Licorice:
A. &C. C a Sf Co. e CO. slc RS 2Se
&c; a. Z. u, &c; q. y IT,, CSC. .I5ef = .r-l
Lumber, Slaves, Etc: 80.
Lumber White oak. S11@14.5O q 1.OOO: West
s err gr5ma popiar $19@s1s % 1000: white pine,
ioisr. 81 2Gsl s. according 10 lengths wnIngies,,
Pine, 42:50gs5: cypress sfx-inch, s7.5Oasi3.sO
= o 1000. Ialhs-splt, $3.50; sawed, 1850 >
StaDes.-W hicsey-barrel timber, green. 1890
q 1000: seasoned. s201s2s q 1000. Flour
barrel timber. scasZ50 P 1000. Flour barrel
orv hoop, 81 1850. -
Rope; Manila, best, 23&25c.; Sisal, 22c. p h.;
ute. 12hc.
Rags-.Mixed cotton, &c.: white, 4@oc.; wool.
en-, 203c. .,.-
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. 60c.MSI 20 Sa 100 feet.
Poaoder: 1915 by the five kegs-less than ave
legs, 1925; blasting. s3.556l&4.
6hot: Northern 1926 u rag Of rs Ia. .
GrtndStones: 2(G2Hc. q n. ..# ~ -
Seeds.
Ciorer: sS4FS.25 a bushel.
Timothy 1880 Ta 6lIshei.
Orchard Grass: $3.5U@3.75 9'bushel.
Mill-Feed.
ShtpStnf: SOC. y bashel
BrO,onSt1F: 30a35c. p bushe
Shorts: 25c. Ya bushel.
Wheat Bran: 2OA25c. ~ bushel.
Corn BrGn: 1SGJ2Uc. "a bushel.
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Iron, Stsei. hails, &c.
xna.smr rsnnaa. Old Dominion. 2 g. 10
ass. = d. EaSIi2n aud American sheet:
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pro,,,., 'ans. Cotton, and Naval Stores.
ii PRoyiSIoN MARKETS

/ CiNCaSHA. ~ provision market Is STEADY and
strong on The 1fRses -rtfs firm. nniders Of city
Ness .Pork-The rriass sale ofS 500 barrels city
rnessare asking s2A 49,, tountry ness,spoi ana
lress. seller July. at S9S. - stE !@-. -. Il,
cash, held al S22 % barrek q. ar>u. and holders are
Butk-seats.- mlrssf. y . w tie narksi. Sale
not nispo.ed to press heir stA . pril, at II &c.
$4,000 ~, cash, i NE; 1Uo.Sis> = = !.
at 12c. u b. ,ntters. sYG
Bacon.-The market Is strong; "a e. sales of
91c.: clear-rib, 1z14,; clear sidesii HA
Is h0g5heads clenrTib At 12Lc. tanff The
Sugar Cured Hrnrs:-1 ha remand bSgtssx ID ave.
market Is firm at 134GJ Axe, as TO 6-adraA Z
rlge. t4f..s -; ..Is.s ~. -, S,ces
Lard The market Is ffn. Sales of FOO Ne. ut
eity Kettle mt SIC. 90 fNyees country kettle.
orc. ana sa cs OF prime ssenm- 1t 15hCss-wf'hA
fair demand for the alter a. cfse an--pime3
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Az lNHENsE lcE-FIELD IL THE OCEAN
i-r ''taln-hlp Nova Scotlan, from Liver
i.o., reports that a. a. NJ. on the l4th OF
A.:i. u latitude ~ degrees 20 minutes,
.2'-1tuGe 80 degrees 10 minutts, an immense
.-' @.tt M1- met ~ The Atlantic. The steam
'..i' ,hr."d IL edge for i've hours. and alter
- b'r course TO escape it, From The mast
~"1i, 4 far a. the eye could reach with the
a" . @!,s,c> an unbIokcn stretch OF ice was
IL "e seen extending for many miles. Ihere
~" II Il many mall IceDerg5 and plumber
VI 'y.~'..>: some Il them long distances from
." pHl'r edges. aud seeming 10 have been
'i-ut there long While before. There
"r'r ship, t"o bal Ks, a brig, and other yes
- L. 10 Ia! III that they could not be made our.
!ae lcc had come down from the Arcilc re-
E.'l!', aud the imprisoned vessels had doubt
'>cytne many miles with II, and Will not De
.'"Itrd uolll the warmer waters OF the
VII" s.f"am melt them out. The steamship
'.>' r'po!ts that eight American fishing
'"hoOngrs had been forced 10 seek refuge in
."' harbof OF Halifax, where they were
'i3'rn by ID" bcavy fields Of floating Arctic
w. E"!!tm0re Sun, 22d.