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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-06

In the Fourth Judicial District Court. In and
for Humboldt county, nevada.
Joseph Hooking plaintiff; vs.. John W. Clemo
and @ b. Henkle.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ above named plaintiff has commenced
an action in the above named Court to force lose
g mechanics lien on the following described
property, 70 wit:
A certain mining lode or claim situated in
winnemucca Mountain, Winnemucca Mining
is,rict, Humboldt county. Nevada, owned
by the above named defendants and known
ss the Fairmount mine or lode. The said
claim consists Of 500 feet IN length along
the lode and running 500 feet In o northeast
erly direction. from q notice put up at the
shaft on the lode, aud I 400 feet in q south.
westerly course from said notice, with three
hundred feet ON each side OF surface ground
Tor working purposes. and ell persons holding
or claiming liens on said Premises, under and
by virtue OF an act Of the Legislature OF the
State Of Nevada. entitled "An Act TO secure
liens to mechanics snd others, and to repeal
all other acts in relation thereto" are notified
to present the same to the said District Court
on the
2D DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1878,
at 10 O'clock Of said day then and thers to
make proof Of their said liens.
Winnemucca, August Q, 1873. res
" = Is. 8. GRass sfa1 EOsl @ BERRY.
tdH Attorn 'Ss for Plaintiff
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

pRINTS-Robes "a; Pinks @d1Y; Shirtings
Z 81: Soil is, ID, STANDARDS, ol-iSooi o''ieA'
Jsc. tiarnsrs, &c; Harmony, &c.
BROWN SHEETINGS-Atlant A. ei,i
milan head, a., SIC; Nashville, Az, rs
fitica, g, 51Sc; Lawrence, LII, : l-ic; beugel
Ii, 6 /. lc; Dwight, 81; feperel' II Hae; re
PETIT p9GGi,E ' MUsLINs- wamsutts, -;
lliZc. Fruit of the Loom, lOc; Lonsdaie, VS.
Hone, SIC; Peabody, SC; New Jersey, I, &C.
NnmTiCk Darlington Brown, 1ilzc; Champi-
ON TgiIIed, lI16c; Lewiston PLAIN stripe, l9o
Iewistown Check, l51lc; Arlington Fancy
stcrlpsI RRSiCs-Roll, SIC; Flat, SIC; High
coors lc higher. >-,.. o,-o. Pam.
bertnn. Dc: Suffolk, 9Hc. ,..
oeT riiIGIKi a. Amoskeng AGA, lI1Sc; Lewiston,
,oi,,' Iic. do S6-in, lsc; do plaid, lsc; Methuen
a i5e. Conistoga gold medal, l5c: do VA
i5i1n,. Cn-dis. No. /, Igc; Eastern A, 9c.
iii ECES-Econom1 l2hc; Amerlcus, lloi
ceis,,onia. No. 20, Ice; Park loo, lie. ,,,,.
DENIMS-BostOn, s1aci toruls a. NV
otis m. l2l.c; York, Ice; Clark 8, SOc.
Ill EVIOT5-Arlington, e'499c, EVrsttS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., elSc; Glasgow o-1
tlo. Alabama, 6-s, brown. 211c: ~, n.
NGHAMS-Amoskeag &c; BATES, "
Renfrew, 90; Southwark, SCI dress s''ies
l0%c.
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TOhACU0 MARHRp.

fLud TOBACCO Virginia bright. ma
pnNnlsl Asfli in do nne AMI o1tW ~ lst, dh,l
inli 40 We rAila h'lu tWlhl, mgl0l. 10 me'
ulNlh sll l'ln TWIST ,ashDr d mmun i.
~ WEI, lAgihp 90 maApgany navy, b., ~
10 W1H heulsflllu navy, bright mahng-
hhbi hi9npi iNdu mahogany, is0,aio, do do
lnAhusAhl y elass 90 Oh. 40 "a dalk mA,
Nnfall h,H1pi ln do nnu blApk, aahlo.
TIM NuI-lholppi lugn'i medium, 100,
''li lalb iuahipt common, uuglhbo,
a, nMuh 10 llrsluiA unuAlag, hsand =, :
nt.N hthluekyi AAssiri common ~ good,
NYippi lhhpy ~ 90 Quality VI llgl bO Hon
lalpel llhpnflrl, lri 40, 81 a.,
hpMlhllp uldAhh-H Havana, EOalOO,
hpu'l anl Havana, iu4ai, de- 10 SCRAP fillaT
oAipi tInntpllcul aiud, aiyh, ordinary,
l'Yioi rltinnlA and hl1uh, liWli,
Arpll ~ pluANh, price pnr lOll, lleg
w ray llbli lnndluu, gao, hrpiAH, tllu, Cons
vhAhi tlMi llurde l'rlnhadn, lllO. Lundloh du
hnllti lhli Opera GRAND, tllO, operas, $40,
ueH Cigarette, a.
,hNuFt-h Apoahoy, hiassci llappe French
scotch hhd pundyiopl AlBnioi common
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lavender kid gloves. Cutoff the news.
pNys SUNDAY morning papers and he
WOULD DO much poorer ne would also
loose what llllle religion ha has Now,
hn knnWs Thai whether there is q God
on not, there ara churches 10 which he
may not 20 De- Hunter seems 10 Boo Of
opinion that neHsboys arc hapuy.
comfortable, Wr'l,iei. we'll housed las.
whom lhe Newspaper publishers com
pel asalust their win, 10 cell sunday
papers tls iair to presume chat there
Hln other matters about which Dr
Hunter il better informed
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives TO the Passenger a view OF tho grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
.ts passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the state. Pullmnn'F
Palace Drawing room ana Sleeping Cara
leave ~. Louis daily via the NJ, K. q 7. Ry
nj BIi.; Hannibal ut 1918 n. m, and bedalia
nj 6:i5 p. m, running through to Denlson,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change. Connection IL also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points
The connections OF this Road with the NJ,
K X 4. at Denison for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
pOintR North and East; with the Texas n Pa
cinc ut sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis, and all points East and southeast, and
ut Houston with the O., III. A y. A. for San
Antonio, tho g., IL. q ii. for Galveston. the
Texas Il New orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan aud Mallory Steam
shll Tor all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasta, and the Liverpool 81 Texas Steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
of the soil and the open prairie country over
which IL passes, with its cooling soa breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits render IL especially
desirable and advantageous 10 travellers and
shippers In preference to others,
at. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
at 100 d. M, Houston Mt 400 y. m. Hearne
at 1890 pm Dallas $50. .. IN. and Denlson
at ll:45 u. m.
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1ailg GERALD.
..mnnllI-eTh lnnesl FahrIe.ll


n, tne EdiiOT Of Iha Herald
p.n.a state that the rumors ahnat
sb.ut Denton county being refuge for
ImIu uhbels and hrr people hnrhorers
almlI.Hct0rs. Rre al stun nf lhe lhIu-
med lmln True there acc q few men
In tbe cross timhers who ID is said are
vain robbers, bat heretofore there has
Lssn uo process against them la the
hands of our sheriff, excepting q writ
.r one Of the parties, Henry unders
wood Ton theft OF o steer II Is stated
u,t Sam Bass was raised by the sheriff
olthis county This Is false lie came
r,m Iowa or Illinois about five years
op and was hired for % while by the
sberIirasa teamsteE Underwood was
In tbe northern army and same here
nom Indiana, ! think, about five years
mo. These parties are understood 10
he Ina the cross tImbeH, but there being
mo pr0rass for them that Is known OF
here lor not until quite recently AZ
lrasD SO long rs they modest no one, IL
rs hardly reasonable that anybody Is
Going 10 urrest them or Try II on vague
minors They have friends, no doubt,
who will harbm and watch for them,
bat il rs ridiculous 10 accuse the people
here Of eonuiving NJ their crimes life
and property are 20 safe here us IN New
York ,
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wuOLEsALE GROCERY mAE

BACON, per lb-Short clear, 3-4@lOc;
shoulders, 63-i@7c; Breakfast, 10 l29llci dry
salt, 7 1901 3-lc
BUTTER per ID Western, SO@3jc; country
25g8Oc. .,...,,,,,,., ,,.,
Id cans, per do2 81 25@l 90; L. do do, u oJg
2 GO;,l do do, 81 2jai 30.
CHEESE-We stern.t ~ lb, 10 to 10 leo.
| CANDLES Star, is to IS, l5Wl6c.
UOFFEE-Java, per Id, 2SW30i Rio, choice,
22G2l &c prime, 2l@2l l-ici common 10
| fair, 10 i-2G20 l-2c.
CONCENTRATES LYE--Various brands,
4 doz. 10 cans, per case, a 25g5 90. ~. -.
| FIRH-Mackeral per bbl. $40 U@sll 90; KIT,
81 OO@Sl % white fish, kit, 05gsl 20.
| HERRINGS-Dried, per OoX, 4O9oOc
FISH-Dried goldfish, per b, 3.t@7c.
LARD-In fierce, 93-4@lOc 70 lib pals, lOg
| 10 I-2c; s and 10 Id in Tins, ii 3-iGl2c.
HAMS-Per Id, fancy brands ll%gl553c;
MOLL ASSES-Fanc Loui lana, per gal
6O@e5c; Choice, j5@GOc; Prime 5O@55c; FAR
| 45Gs50c.
SUGAR = Granulated, per 10, II 9-d@,1c
OUfiee, A, per H., 10 l-i@lO l-2c; Choice
| Louisiana, 0g9 l-2c Prime, l-igs l-2c; Ordi-
nary to Fair, sos lao; Common, 3-iGSc;
S0DA-Case; bi.carb. English G@6 l-9c'
key, u h 595 &c, M.
SrARCH-Vsrious brands, per Id, iA@jc
| SOAP--Ollve, 554@6c; fancy soaps, per boX'
| 81 5000 10. .-,o-. o,,,.
river, In bbls, 81 i5@2 60; table, per SACK L.
TEA-Grnpowder 50g75c; imperial, BOG
Soc; Japan, l6@9Oc, Oolong, 4O@l5c: O.,
| VINEGAR-Cid 25@3Oc; white wine, ~
d75c
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mehll II ~ tnt. ~ ~ ~ 49,
No Ns,-,,lolartt 20 ease, u lil Ostawha
,hslll ipfl gal N iHai 0i MsdaTia psP IA.
T8, WI, Nhlle. Ninp,in rAses, u Atsl hl'
,it.ll NMl lhAf -lunks, in batknt, sis-.i
li5sla N. 10 baskel, s.s uli ims in hasksI
". NNinesln champagne, tlaals
rHah, N llua bI - 'N'ff'
pllAAhlts-n nmeailn, Ia oask, sisai8
0'1NNti prl Hsl il is4l ih fWnph,per gal.
NAll Applui paf gal, ~ 1inA Ui. lraoh
~ 'lFl 7'"lnteffl +si uoiltlaoAnrrryRl %
.ulNs-uld Holland, psrgal, a. sab "a
lWil.,ll0i pHf gall tl int. u.
~ Mn-iamapa, 81 .ua,l.
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NOTICE
MAYORS OFFICE,

CITY OF DALLAS, February %, 1873.
The different wards of the city OF Dallas
having been changed since the last election
the following ordinance is published for the
information and guidance of all concerned,
viz:
An ordinance defining the wards of the
city of Dallas
BE Il Ordained by dc CRy Council Of ne Chy
Of Dallas
Section. |. The city shall be divided into
four wards, as follows, to-wit: The First
ward shall embrace all Of the corporate linz
It's bounded by the river ON the west, the
corporate line on the south, AkaJd and Syc-
amure streets ON the east, and Elm street on
the north, and shat be entitled 10 elect, by
its own vote nlouC, two aldermen, Tho
second ward phull begin vt the river on Elm
street and run thence with said Elm street
to sycamore street, thence with Sycamore
street 10 Ross avenue, with Ross avenue to
Mnsten street, with Masten street TO Dallas
branch, and thence with the Dallas branch
to the north limo Of the city, thence with
said line to Trinity river, aud down the
river 10 the beginning, and shall be entitled
to elect, by It's own vote, two aldermen. The
Third ward shall MIRAGE all tho corporate
limits east OF the Second ward and sycamore
street, and north Of Elm street, AMI snail be
entitled TO elect, by its own vote alone, two
aldermen. The Fou,th ward shall embrace
nil OF the corporate limits east of the First
ward and south of Elm street, and shall be
entitled to eject, by its own vote alone, two
aldermen Frorided, That the present resi-
dence OF Judge Nat, NJ Burford shall also be
included Ia the Fourth ward
section 2. That this ordinance 20 into
effect from and after January |, 1878.
Approved Eoyemb Der 20, l,T.
w. l., CABELli, Mayor.
Attest: j II. HEREFORD, Secretary. 9B-l0t
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4nIui,latpaIrau,p,

We have before maintained that tht
ummus recurring about the country nr,
urrularly organized fraternity having
nrruuM understanding with one rn-
other and having % ritual Of questions
and answers Vhor uniform appear,
ance their periodical visits 10 the same
localities, their regular calls NJ the same
houses, whore they have before procured
food, all point 10 this Sheriff Walls,
Of this city, has found curious omblems
about them, hns studied their character
and listened 10 their conversation, until
he can tell q regularly initiated tramp
from an imposter The following
amusing and instructive dialogue took
place between the sheriff and one of u
squad Of uamps recently committed to
Jail
"l'rom whence came youY
"From II town in New York, called
Jerusalem"
"WhOts your business herow
"To learn to subdue my appetite and
to sponge my living from M indulgent
public
Then you are regular tramp, |
prc,umcY
81 am so taken and accepted whercy-
cr co.
How am | to recognize you as n
uampY
"By the largoness of my feet and
general carnyerous appearance"
How do you know yourself to be
trampY
"ln seeking food; by being often
denied, but ready TO Try again
How gained you admittance to this
townY
by good many long tramps
Glow were you received p
"On the end Of night policcmons
billy presented to my head
"llow did the policeman dispose of
your
"IIe took me several times around
the town TO the south, east and west;
whore he found the city marshal, police
Judge and the iailo., whore u great
many questions were asked"
"Wh0t advice did the judge give
your
Gle advised me to walk in upright,
regular steps, and to dcnounce tramp.
ing
"WHl you be oil or FROM"
with your permission I'll be off
very quick"
Which way are you troyeling?"
East
"Or what are you in pursuit."
"Work-which, ly own endeavors
and the assistance Of others, hope !
shall mover be able to find
"My friend you are nov at an nsiNN
tuition where the wicked are always
troublesome and the weary are as bad
as the rest. You will now be conduct
ted to the middle chamber by flight of
winding stairs, consisting of five or
more steps. Instead Of corn, wine and
oiI--the wages of the ancients--yours
will be bread and water for five days,
When your company escapes from this
place, divide yourselves into parties of
three each, take bee line for Portland
or Bangor, where, in the winter, they
usually run free soup houses, and you
can be pardoned on condition of your
never returning pointing to Ed
munds, the turnkey) Follow your
conductor and fear no danger--if you
behave yourself"
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sunday Newspapers and the Newsboys

Chicago Times. A doctor of divinity
appeals for the sake of the newsboys,
to the publishers to stop publishing
Sunday morning papers. If this doctor
OF divinity were better informed, he
would not use that argument, at least.
He says:
" do not know whether or not our
Sunday popcrs are printed before Il
o'clock saturday night; but do know
that for the poor newsboys there is no
Sunday, And to my mind this is the
saddest feature in the picture. God
pity the newsboys 1t is a hard, rough
life. this trudging up and down the
streets from morning till night, think
ing only of the few pennies that may
come as the profit OF the days work.
And | appeal to the managers of Suns
day papers in behalf of these boys and
In behalf of all their employees, and beg
OF them, in the name of our common
humanity, to abandon the Sunday
paper. 1t is not a work OF necessity
and surely it is not work of mercy
1--WE these poor boys chance--one sevs
enth Of chance--to become men.
Let the one day of the week that speaks
Oh tod and heaven, come TO these
weary ones with rest and retreshment.
The one day of the week that speaks
OIL tod and heaven to the newsboy, is
The day upon which he sells the largest
inumi err cf papers. The day which
brings to the newsboy rest and refresh
ment is the day upon which he makes
me most money. That day is Sunday.
10 rob the newsboy of what he makes
On Sunday morning would be a very
cruel act, and if the question of Sunday
newspapers were put to the boys themN
selves, DR.. Hunter would receive a
unanimous response against suspension.
me newsboy makes very little money
@ the total Of his weeks sales, morning,
uVon and evening; the Sunday morning
sales are the largest part, proper
Gonately, OF this total. His Sum
u.ay work, the most profitable OF
,.ue week, is over at 10 o'clock, and
ue mas the rest of the day for "refresh>
ment He does not go to church-the
newsooy doesn't. He does not earn
Enough to keep a pew, tobbuy fine
I l.o.hes, or to put anything in the col-
;;eVuon'box. If he should go to church
u the only clothes he has he would
psLhaps be put out by the gentlemanly
"ner IN the button.hole bouquet and
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Buy Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
By the
H0lstOn and Texas Central RailWal

The following OfIices and Agents hays
been establishing by this Company. wher e
Information may be had concerning mo-
only the Ii. q II. u. Railway, but Texas gen.
orally:
r. L. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, AZ broadway, N. Y.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOl
Clark street, Chicago. Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent NJ,
X. and IT., Burnett House, Cincinnati, OHIO.
A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Inform alton may also he had at the agen.
Q es of the NJ. X. q II. Railway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and Bt.I1uiS
u. WALDO,
A. III. sWANSON,
asnT sspf. Hosssyn. fsrsstanstim
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AGreatInventiOn

And ono OF much benefit TO tho people at
large, always attractH attention. IL has
been the history of oil trades aud branches
OF labor that the primitive method OF nc
cOmplishing tile desired end hns been quite
laboiiouH, aud very slow In It's rusults, at
least the history OF well making seems 20
confirm the assertion. First digging with
the pick and spade, then somebody thought
Of boring by hand, but Mt first the augefs
used were crude affairs, and capable OF bor-
ing but small hole, supplying very little
pure water. The opening up q tho great
west made tho demand for wells 80. great
that within the last two years well-bofinR
tools have been Invented, and the business
has been In n measure revolntloni9ed, and
has become II source OF money making
equalled by no other branch whore the In
vestment Ii so little, Non are looking now to
where they can get the best machine. Ier-
lection hilR Nc last been reached, and we offer
YOU Il machine complete In every detail, one
that liz destined TO live when oil others aro
forgotten. Ii ls the only anger ever In
vented with u stone nt achmont or an nd
Unstable head that bores any sized wei,
from two feet up, without reimers. called
the Coi,tenniai vel Atger, patented June 10,
1875, and manufactured by y. ". Hodge, Du-
buque, Iowa. Any one wishing to 90 Int
the business. or trade land, town property
or stock for an anger and territory, or wan
| to travel In this state and sell augers and
| terrltory on q largo commission, VIII please
| call on me at tho National hotel, or >. r.
DPer a. the PianseT hpb ~ d E M s' psN
| thirty days. The auger Is on exhibition. and
IA running all the time. ! will guarantee
any man to make as much as $40 per day.
This looks like gold mine, doesn't II but
il mas been made with this machine day
after day, and will be made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough TO 20
into the business. Come and see me before
IL Ia loo late, as can not stay In this place
INT thirty DAYS u. N. ROOT,
Patentee ofsaid Anger.
N, BIAS have been engaged In The wen
boring business for TIM last TWO years, and
am acquainted with the most OF the augers
In use, and having run the Centennial Anger
for the last i've months, would cheerfully
recommend II as the most complete, and
best anger In the market, yours respect
fully, .. r. DErLEh'
ianBd&wlm
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NroTIUE is HEREBY GIVEN-THATlN
~ accordance with an order Of the county
court OF Dallas county, made on the 2lHt In
atant an election will be held on Saturday.
the 10th day of April next, for the purpose
of determining by he voice of the Yualineu
voters therein, whether hogs shall be per-
mitted 10 run ut large In the following SUD
division OF said county OF DhilnH, O-Wit
BEGINNING on the east boundary line OF shlu
county at the point, where The iexhs stu
pncifc railroad enters said county lnenco
along the roadbed OF said railroad west until
1t reaches the trinity river thence W sa.u
river with its meanderings TO ne Elm forh
of said Trinity river thehce uP haiu Ei ~.
| Fork with its meanderlngs 70 inc county
| line between Dallas and Denton counties
| tnance east along the north boundary line
| ~ Dallas county to Rowlett's creek thence
! dn,,n RowIetts creek with Its mennderingB
| ~, nv tha aast boundary line OF Dallas county |;
,Iencc south along said east boundary limo
1 y, y, me nlaee OF beginning; except 40 much OF
se,d above described subdivision as IL en-
/ hraced within the limits OF precinct No. j, OF
/ said Dallas county.
said order having been made upon the pe-
tItion OF twenty freeholders living In said
subdivision, asking for the enactment % :
stock law under chapter ninety eight, OF ne
| general laws ofTexas, parsed BY the ri,
| teenth legislature; said election to be heiu
| nj fhe places named below, under the SUI
i peryisIon of the following named PERSON
appointed by ssid court to hold me sn I'M,
to-wit: X. Il. Scott, at PoortoYn wac Ell,
sor' az farmers branch W. J. wheeler, ~
Richardson Wpu. Loyelace' st nv, Dus =
| rrrek IA. n. galloway, at Wortninktoh
aehool house: BENJAMIN u. Lhnhhin, hi
Baiies' school house, and Thomas u. ooa's
nj Long Greek. uApvoop.
Attest: 1,our,tv Clerk,
By w. II. THAcKEn, Deputy.
,nch22-filw-wSt.
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| LvKRrooL, April l3,--Noon-- Cotton, ID
duh but easier, not quotaUlY lower.
| SATURDAY. FRIDAY
Mlddllng uplands, 1000. Cd ID
| Mlddling Orleans. ga GA
| sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
1000 balos; receipts 1000 bales; American
| $40 bales,
Futures partially l-39d better bnt now la
dull.
Uplands low middllng clause April de-
delivery 629-32; May and June lj.lGd;
June aud July B 8l-3ld, July ana August
q SD; August and september l-lGd; Sep
ten Der and october U9su.
: p. m.-Uplands low middling clause,
july and August delivery, I'd,
Futures dull. saleS--American, $3.50 bales.
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EsCUuENTS AND FRUlTs.

sCULENrS- Irish potatoes, per Dbl ,s3 90
@3 30; Onions, per bbl, 50 50 Cabbage, wos.
tern, per crate, none; southern, per doZen
81 81, KtOut2, per box, So,
BUTTER AND CHEESE Butter, western
per ill., 20G2jc; cheese, western, l2dl5c.
FkUlfS--ApploS green, per bhl, 90 OO@B 30
Apples dried, per lbs, DC; peaches, per Id So
Oranges, per box, q co. Lemons, per box, 90.
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rywE AND CEMENT.

CEMENT--Rosendle- is worth 81 u barre
Louisville, best, little kept, 81 80 " barrel
Dalles, 81 5CI ,.,., ..,,,
IJME-The best quality In barrels Is worth
2s; in bulk, 81 so; ordinary Dallas, 2oc' pei
PLASTER Is worth 50 50 u barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned artl-
as ia am pie demand fair: market nrn.
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LUMnIR MARIIET.

YELLOW PlNE-Boxing, scantling, per
thousand, $40 90; drossoi, SIS OO; flooring,
$40 OO Notwithstanding, Sl2 5O fencing,
SlG 90,
WHITE PlNE--Rough, per thousand
SO 90; surfaced, $50 %; matched ceiling, S32 5O;
Notwithstanding, S2O 10.
Cl PRESS-ltuugh, per thousand, SIS 90
surfaced, $50 90; pckets, so %.
SlllNGLES-Yelluw pine, cut, 80 COOS O0;
long leaf pine, sawed, 81 30; cypress cut, q 10
@i 20,
LATnES--V elbow pine, 50 90 per thou.
hnud.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


=, NtW N0hH, Aprll ll,-htooks firm,
Money ppr cont Gold u uOa, Exchange
Ions " sos short "a ~ state bonds
uull, Government bonds AclhO,
huld. opened al Nj TOT.
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. FISH AND MEATS.

ANNED-Deviled ham, q 2@3 80; Sal,
mon. llb 81 ll92 80; LobsterS, " OOS2 ~
Tove oysters, 6O96j; Corn beef 81 70.
SARblNES--h box, SIS OOgl5 w; lei ooA'
-.
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INV lWNhl AVN III-UOlIOn UuIVI md
steady, Sales ,lsO bales.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
uplhuuh 'u'''''''" lWho lO)aC
otivnns, .'".i,.'.", lWAo lU1aO
Futures quiet ana steady
April II 0@lO 100; May 10 Ol@lO $50; Juno
lO,VlWll Olci july II OjNll OS, August II 90
OIL 10 Stp,omher 10 hI0.lO M.
Nlght-Cuttun quiet aud steady; uplandg
1850, Orleans lUJto,
Nvt receipts 1850 bales; gross $3.50 balos.
Salvs32, OOO bales
Futures closed steady.
Not receipts i2l balvs; gross ,O0i bales;
snluS $4,000 bulOs,
Consolidated net rdcciptg, q 100 baleg OK
ports to Great Britain 2. ,ai; continent 2,g9i
bAlcA, bAlps lUUO bulp,